Tory rebel vote 'won't go ahead' but MPs to be given 'more say over future rules'

Amanda Holden wowed of herself in a seriously glamorous dress in her latest Instagram upload.Posting to social media on Thursday, the Britain's Got Talent judge continued her birthday celebrations by posing in a stunning Nadine Merabi beaded mini dress.Amanda looked phenomenal in the short gown, which retails at £325.The garment has white feather detailing around the bust and a structured sequinned bodice, with Amanda flaunting her endlessly toned pins in strappy silver stilettos and a red-painted pedicure.The Heart FM presenter posed elegantly on a low stoop alongside a number of colourful balloons, finishing her look with flawless make-up.She wore her long blonde tresses in bouncy curls over her shoulders.Amanda turned 51 earlier this week and has been enjoying a number of festivities to mark the occasion.In earlier social media posts, the Wild at Heart star posed with her lookalike daughter Lexi as they enjoyed a night on the town, with Amanda rocking the same amazing dress.The stunning look soon gained praise from Amanda's 1.8 million Instagram followers, who were quick to comment on her "incredible" and "perfect" outfit.One follower wrote: "OMG!!! WOW!!! every year you seem to get younger and younger.

Tilly Ramsay looked stunning in a pink trouser suit and matching top as she attended an event with her mother Tana.The Ramsay ladies were ready to let their hair down at the Boots 17 launch, with the retailer bringing the affordable brand to consumers with products all £5 or less.Blonde bombshell Tilly, 20, was enjoying a night out with her mum after wrapping up the Strictly Come Dancing live tour.The television star wowed partygoers with her gorgeous pink ensemble, which consisted of a bright pink trouser suit and a neon top underneath.She wore a pair of white trainers but that was the only thing not pink in her look.Gordon Ramsay's daughter had a soft pink shadow applied to her lids, as well as some sparkle, and she had subtle strands of tinsel throughout her hair.Tilly's honey blonde locks were styled in bouncy waves and they ran down past her shoulders.Her mum Tana, 47, joined her on the pink carpet as they both celebrated the launch of Boots 17.The brunette beauty was all smiles as Tilly looked up at her lovingly, clearly enjoying their night out together in London.While Tilly was all-pink, Tana – who married celebrity chef Gordon in 1996 – went for all-black in a sleek jumpsuit that featured see-through lace detailing at the arms.She cinched in her waist with a statement Gucci belt.Tana's deep brown hair was styled straight, and she went for a subtle makeup look of bronze eyeshadow and a natural glossy lip.At the event, Tilly had her makeup done by professionals, who used products such as finishing powder to perfect her look.Tilly enjoyed the night with her Strictly pal pro dancer Kai Widdrington also in attendance.The duo finished off the live tour last weekend.Tilly dazzled fans as she danced with her pro partner

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A private Scottish island which inspired JM Barrie's Peter Pan and is owned by Richard Branson's sister will feature in a new TV show.

Former Hamilton Accies boss Brian Rice is believed to be on the verge of being appointed boss at League One club Alloa Athletic.

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Douglas Ross has accused Boris Johnson’s colleagues of “disinterest” in the Union and defeatism.MP Ross, who quit the UK Government over the Dominic Cummings scandal, said that some people who run the country treat the Union as an afterthought.The Moray MP took over as leader in August after the effective removal of Jackson Carlaw from the post.Senior party figures were worried about rising support for independence and believed Carlaw was making little impact.Recent opinion polls have also been disappointing for the Scottish Tories and indicate they could lose seats next year.In a speech today at a Scottish Tory fringe event at the UK party conference, Ross will criticise colleagues south of the border who he believes have written off

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBritish prime minister Boris Johnson has wished Donald Trump a speedy recovery from coronavirus after he himself was laid low by the disease.Johnson was hospitalized in April after contracting Covid-19, so knows all too well how potent the virus can be. In a tweet on Friday, he passed on his best wishes to Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.My best wishes to President Trump and the First Lady.

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An amendment which sought to stop the Government changing coronavirus laws without first consulting MPs will not be debated.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Asking the Prime Minister to explain his own criminal laws that will fine citizens £10,000 is a "quiz show gotcha" question, the Tories have moaned.

Piers Morgan took aim at his BBC rival Dan Walker after Business Secretary Alok Sharma he asked "whether it matters" that Prime Minister Boris Johnson didn't know his own "rule of six" restrictions.

Good Morning Britain returned to our screens on Wednesday with Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on presenting duty.Dr Hilary Jones was back in the studio today (September 29) to discuss the latest coronavirus news as the number of cases continue to rise across the UK.The GMB health expert faced the wrath of outspoken Piers, 55, on the latest instalment of the ITV breakfast show as the pair clashed over Prime Minister Boris Johnson.It comes after Mr Johnson apologised for confusing his own coronavirus rules on social gatherings.He was questioned about the latest Covid-19 restrictions coming into force for northeast England from midnight on Wednesday.Mr Johnson tweeted: "Apologies, I misspoke today.

The total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as of Tuesday, September 29, is:A total of 44 people who tested positive for Covid-19 died in England's hospitals, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths to 29,962.Patients were aged between 47 and 99 years old.

Covid-19.The Tory backlash to further lockdown restrictions emerged during a lengthy coronavirus debate in the House of Commons.Former minister Sir Desmond Swayne claimed it was a "sacking offence" for Government' scientists to warn how 200 or more people in the UK could die each day by mid-November if the current rate of infection was not halted.He also questioned if the Prime Minister has been "abducted by Dr Strangelove and reprogrammed by the Sage over to the dark side" - a reference to the 1964 comedy centred on Cold War fears of a nuclear war.Former Conservative minister Simon Clarke insisted a return to national lockdown would be "untenable" and "wrong", warning it would have a "stark and serious" toll on the country.While Lucy

Boris Johnson faces “certain” defeat if opposition parties join a Tory backbench revolt over coronavirus curbs, a leading Conservative rebel has warned.

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Labour has taken a three-point lead over the Conservatives, a poll revealed – with Keir Starmer edging ahead of Boris Johnson for the first time.

Boris Johnson ditched plans to introduce a second lockdown as he was worried Rishi Sunak would quit his job, it has been reported.

Tory MPs are furious at Boris Johnson’s continued mishandling of the Covid pandemic.