The beauty sector needs to reopen urgently. Boris's decision was flippant and is costing women jobs

Cynthia Bailey told her fans how she started her weekend and shared a video on her social media account. She also made sure to praise a certain foundation, after fans have been asking her what she’s using on her face.

holidaymakers flying out of England, ignoring the concerns of the devolved governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.From next Friday, tourists returning to England from Spain, France, Germany and Italy will no longer have to quarantine for 14 days.But the air corridor plan is mired in controversy and confusion with Johnson deciding on Thursday night to go it alone with air corridors from England for now as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland could not be persuaded to sign up.And Johnson’s plans were plunged into further chaos last night when it transpired that many of the countries on the exemption list had not even agreed to let UK travellers in.Some countries that do let UK tourists in will also require UK visitors to isolate

When it comes to her hair, Tamar Braxton has been an open book. The singer and reality TV star shocked many of her fans in the past by shaving her head bald.

Lionel Messi could perform a U-turn at Barcelona - if they appoint the right manager. The Argentina skipper has looked less than enthusiastic in recent weeks as his side have slipped four points behind bitter rivals Real Madrid in the race for La Liga glory.

Oxfam’s bridal shop in the hopes that someone else will get as much joy out of it as she did on her wedding day.  A post shared by Maia Dunphy (@maiadunphy) on Jul 4, 2020 at 3:08am PDT‘After donning it one more time to raise a smile (and cash for the @irishcancersociety ) during lockdown, I have realised there’s no point in keeping my insanely beautiful Jenny Packham wedding dress in a bag forever,’ she wrote on social media on Saturday morning.‘It’s lovely to look at, but I’m never going to wear it again, and fear one day I’ll take it down to find a moth hole in it!’‘So I’m going to give it to the @oxfamireland bridal shop and hope that someone else gets as much joy out of wearing something so special.

Do not believe the hype, that is the message media personality Khloé Kardashian is trying to share with the world. Amid reports that she has rekindled her romance with her baby daddy, Tristan Thompson, and that they have gotten engaged; Kim Kardashian’s sister is setting the record straight, at least in some fashion.

As Lady Annabel herself puts it, 'the dance floor was one of the hottest six-foot-square pieces of ground in London'"I married my first husband Mark Birley when I was 19, and we had three children together. One day in the early '60s, he said, 'I want to show you something.' We went off to Berkeley square and he took me into a cellar.

drink and drive as police officers carry out daily patrols to catch law-breakers. Senior cop Gary Ritchie is also reminding visitors to Scotland that the legal limit for alcohol in drivers is lower than south of the border.

pub since lockdown began more than three months ago.England is set for a Super Saturday on the US’s Independence Day as pubs open their doors again.And publicans on the English side of the border have revealed up to a third of their bookings are from Scots.Drinkers in Scotland will have to wait until Monday for beer gardens to reopen, or July 15 for pubs to get fully started again.But there are no rules against Scots heading to England for a drink other than the normal zero-tolerance crackdown on drink driving.However, many pubs are operating a bookings-only policy.At The Meadow House, in Berwick-upon-Tweed, bosses reckon up to 30 per cent of their bookings are from Scots desperate for a beer and a bite to eat, with some travelling from as

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxA four-year-old girl who was allegedly left to starve to death in her cot before her body was partially eaten by rats has had butterflies released in her memory.Willow Dunn's tragic death has sent shockwaves among residents following the discovery of her body at a house in Brisbane, Australia.Grieving strangers united last weekend to release butterflies and bubbles in a beautiful tribute to the youngster, who was found in an 'advanced state of decomposition'.The child, who had Down syndrome, had a number of injuries, according to a post-mortem.The little girl's father Mark James Dunn, 43, and stepmother Shannon Leigh White, 43, have both been

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxMillie Radford delighted fans when she announced her pregnancy back in February.The 18-year-old shared a snap of a babygrow surrounded by petals and ultrasound pictures.She also broke the news to her parents Sue and Noel, who have 22 children between them in “Britain’s biggest family”.Millie’s announcement post racked up 11,800 likes – and her followers were bursting with questions.From the gender and name of the baby to the due date, many of us have been keeping up with the joyful pregnancy.Thankfully for us, the teen has been keeping everyone posted on social media.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxSmiling Brits couldn't hide their happiness as they swarmed pubs at 8am to be reunited with their favourite pint.There were cheers - and some happy tears - as pubs reopened in England for the first time since the country went into lockdown four months ago.Rain and drizzle failed to dampen the spirits on what is being dubbed 'Super Saturday' - and the country's own 'Independence Day'.At a Wetherspoons in north London, punters were all smiles as they were reunited with their favourite tipple. The chain is reopening 900 pubs but is hiking up the cost of drinks, including beers, wines and spirits by 10p.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inbox'Relieved' Brits desperate for a haircut queued at midnight outside hairdressers and barbers to finally give their locks some TLC.For many, it is the first time they've had a haircut since the country went into coronavirus lockdown in March.Even PM Boris Johnson has said he is looking forward to getting his blonde mop trimmed with Piers Morgan comparing him to Worzel Gummidge.Hair stylists are enforcing strict measures to ensure the safety of their health and their clients.One of the first people to visit a hair salon this morning said it was nice to feel "like normal" again.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxHundreds of Greene King pubs across parts of England will not reopen today, despite Boris Johnson giving them the green light.Brewery and pub company Greene King are conducting a phased reopening of their 1,294 English pubs from Monday, July 6.And this will mean all of the chain's 3,100 boozers across the UK will miss out on 'Super Saturday' - which sees pubs reopen in England after lockdown. At least a third of Greene King’s pubs will not launch until later in the year, and a confirmed date for its remaining 1,806 boozers across Wales and Scotland are yet to be confirmed, Yorkshire Live reports.

Life in England is starting to look more familiar, and while we're still a long way away from 'normal', today's changes to lockdown will make a huge difference to people's lives.

found Luca and Archie abandoned on the streets as pups during a visit to her birth country Bosnia last year. The singer organised vaccinations, paperwork, passports and microchipping for the puppies at a shelter and arranged for them to be transported to her parents' house in the Netherlands.She then drove through the night to collect them."Because I was born there I know how many stray dogs there are.

hair salons are officially reopening across the UK today, following Boris Johnson's speech in The House of Commons on June 23, providing Covid-secure measures are in place - including the use of cashless payment systems. But will you still be able to tip your dearly-missed hairdresser who may may previously have relied on tips to subsidise earnings?According to a recent survey commissioned by Asktraders.com, two in three consumers would avoid tipping if they couldn’t use cash, equating to losses of £81,270,000 for hairdressers based on a standard 10% tip.Those in London will be hardest hit, with 71% of customers living in the capital saying they wouldn’t tip without cash.

Chère Maman, I wish you a truly wonderful 94th Birthday. You are my inspiration.

Grief-stricken strangers have united to release butterflies and bubbles in a beautiful tribute to a four-year-old girl who was allegedly left to starve to death in her cot.

July 4 feels like a day many people have been waiting for as more places reopen for business and a bit more freedom is restored.From today pubs, restaurants and cafe's are allowed to open up to customers again after more than three months closed due to the lockdown.Going out for a pint or restaurant quality meal will not feel the same as before, however, as many rules will be in place for both venues and customers to follow.As well as that, more loved ones will get the opportunity to meet as two households can start meeting indoors at a time as long as the new one metre-plus rule is observed.Weddings will also be able to take place, albeit with a maximum guest limit of 30 and no reception allowed.But as Boris Johnson said when he announced

Pubs and bars across England will be reopening this weekend - but you'll notice a number of changes.In order to ensure they can open safely the government has laid out a long list of guidelines they should follow.One way systems, hand sanitiser stations, table service and advanced bookings will become the new normal for many establishments.But there will be further changes for venues that usually host live music or sports broadcasts.The government has not banned pubs and bars from showing sports on the television, but the guidelines suggest that many may choose not to from July 4.The guidelines state that "all venues should ensure that steps are taken to avoid people needing to unduly raise their voices to each other".It continues: "This