Tougher coronavirus restrictions in East Renfrewshire are “unsurprising” following a hike in house parties

A 23-year-old man who threw a house party and left his home when he should have been self-isolating after returning from Ibiza has been fined £1,000.

coronavirus crisis, is set to come to an end next month.The new petition arrives after claims from many in the live music industry that, despite socially distanced indoor gigs being allowed in the UK from mid-August, the vast majority of venues are not viably able to host events with restrictions in place.You can sign the petition on the UK Government and Parliament petitions website here.Despite the government’s £1.57billion bailout for venues and arts spaces, which was announced back in July, music industry figures warned that artists, musicians and crew remain in crisis, amid fears that they will not be protected by the scheme.Back in July, more than 1,500 artists and industry figures came together to call on the government to stop

Empire actress is celebrating her 50th birthday and amidst all the doom and gloom, Taraji feeling herself as she turns the big 5-0 is a ray of sunshine.Taraji hit the seas with a group of friends including Mary J Blige to mark her landmark birthday on September 11, and in videos shared to her Instagram story, it was clear she was loving her new age.The Golden Globe winner was seen taking shots and dancing with friends as she shouted: ‘Whose birthday is it?’ repeatedly.Er, we believe it’s yours, Ms Henson.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoAnd we suspect that, along with Jennifer Lopez, Taraji has been sipping from the fountain of youth, because the Hustle & Flow

crashed a wedding party with around 100 people in attendance on Friday. Police also attended a 60th birthday in Bolton in breach of guidelines.Fixed penalty notices were handed out on both occaisions.It's understood the owner of the house where the wedding party was held was issued with a fine, but no further details have been revealed.New laws come into force from Monday banning social gatherings of more than six people across England in the wake of increasing coronavirus infection rates.

blamed the spike in coronavirus cases in Bolton on young people in 'their 20s and 30s' socialising at pubs.

straight to your inboxWhilst the majority of the Premier League clubs get under way this weekend, Manchester United's European exploits mean fans are forced to wait for the new season to start.The Reds have been given a week-long break from Premier League action in order to give them a rest after taking part in last month's Europa League.

A bride and groom in Bolton had some unexpected - and unwelcome - wedding guests when police gatecrashed and handed out fines.

lockdown restrictions on Saturday.Those those living in the area should not invite anyone into their homes or visit other people for an indoor meeting.First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon described the move as "regrettable" but 'required to slow down he spread of the virus' after the Scottish Government announced further restrictions last night.

"At least 100 people" stand in a "five-hour" queue to get a coronavirus test at a walk-in centre in this shocking video that highlights serious problems with the system.

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pubs in huge numbers on the last Friday before new coronavirus restrictions on group gatherings.From Monday there will be a strict cap on six people for all indoor and outdoor meetings and celebrations.Brits seem to be making the most of what could be their last weekend of freedom for some time, with beer gardens and restaurants around London, Manchester and Nottingham absolutely crammed.There are reportedly more large events planned for the rest of the weekend, with sold-out London parties including a boozy "bottomless brunch", a Brixton rooftop soirée and a boat cruise along the Thames.

Peter Andre and his eldest children have pledged to spend more time together as a family after the coronavirus lockdown brought them closer together.

coronavirus outbreak has been confirmed at an Edinburgh school. Gracemount High School had informed parents and staff last week that a positive covid case had been identified at the school.Those in close contact had been advised to stay at home for 14 days.

Frederick “Toots” Hibbert, frontman of pioneering reggae group Toots And The Maytals, has died at the age of 77.

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City morning headlines for Saturday, 12 September.Koulibaly “obsessive” over City switch - report Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly is determined to join Manchester City – and his desire to move to the club is becoming ‘obsessive’. According to Naples newspaper Corrriere del Mezzogirono, via SportWitness , the 29-year-old centre-back knows that he does not have many more opportunities to complete a high-profile move so he does not want this chance to pass him by.

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Property reality show Selling Sunset has fast become one of the most watched series on Netflix this year.

coronavirus.Johnny Lee Peoples, 67, and his wife, Cathy Darlene Peoples, 65, were holding hands in their last moments at the Novant Health Rowan Regional Medical Centre in Salisbury, North Carolina.They both contracted Covid-19 at roughly the same time, about a month ago.Shane Peoples, their son, told WBTV that they had initially been suffering the classic Covid symptoms: "It was mainly the fever and loss of taste."About two weeks later they were both put in the ICU. Everything just went south, everything just got worse."As Johnny and Cathy’s conditions deteriorated, hospital staff moved them into the same room so they could comfort each other in their final moments.“They put them in the same room, same ICU room,” Shane said.

WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire? viewers were shocked last night when a retired science teacher bungled an "easy" chemistry question. Pat Lucas was gently mocked by WWTBAM host Jeremy Clarkson after leaving the show early - with just £1,000. ⚠️ Read our celebrity news live blog for the latest showbiz gossip She was asked: "A skull and crossbones is a warning symbol that specifically indicates a material is what?" The science teacher then surveyed the answers: "A.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser“People who were previously shielding should be extra careful to keep themselves safe; children who were shielding can still attend school.“You can travel in and out of the affected area, for example to go to work.”People can attend hospital appointments, but visiting is restricted to “essential only” – which includes a birth partner supporting a woman during hospital visits, for people receiving end-of-life care, supporting someone with a mental health issue or accompanying a child.Care home visits are restricted to outdoor only, with a maximum of three people from no more than two households, with only “essential” indoor visits for end of life situations or exceptional

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Lanarkshire’s care homes received more than 120 patients discharged from hospital who weren’t tested for coronavirus at the start of lockdown.In March and April this year, 167 people were discharged to care homes across the region, but 126 of them weren’t tested.Of the 41 who were tested, three came back positive.The figures were obtained following a freedom of information request.In total, 97 patients were discharged to care homes in South Lanarkshire and 70 in North Lanarkshire.Figures for the number of patients tested weren’t broken down by local authority area and given only for Lanarkshire as a whole.According to the National Records of Scotland,