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Daily Mail Australia reports. Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants nationals to be able to freely travel to and from 'green-lane' countries where virus levels are low - but New Zealand is so far the only place to that qualifies.Professor Collignon said it would not be safe for Australia to scrap quarantine rules as soon as a vaccine is rolled out around the world.He said: "If you look at people coming into Australia it's one or two per cent of returned travellers who have the virus when they land,' he told Daily Mail Australia."And if you have a vaccine that is 90% effective it means that instead of one or two in 100 we'll have one or two in a thousand - but that's still a very high risk of virus.

coronavirus pandemic rages on. The supermarkets' new guidelines follow the news on Monday that Morrisons will now refuse entry to anyone who isn't wearing a face covering and will ask those without one to leave if they aren't medically exempt.Morrisons' chief executive David Potts said of the move: "Those who are offered a face covering and decline to wear one won't be allowed to shop at Morrisons unless they are medically exempt."Our store colleagues are working hard to feed you and your family, please be kind."So what new rules are Tesco and Sainsbury's introducing? Here's all you need to know...Sainsbury's customers must now wear a mask or a visor, unless they are medically exempt.

With only eight days remaining in President Trump's term, the House of Representatives is barrelling toward a second impeachment vote in the coming days as outrage about the president's role in the storming of the Capitol by his supporters last week continues to reverberate throughout Washington, D.C. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the House will take two major steps toward impeaching Trump, which would make him the only president to be impeached twice.  Tuesday evening, the House will vote after 7:30 p.m.

Anna Wintour has addressed the Kamala Harris Vogue cover controversy.

straight to your inboxCity Football Group (CFG) has expanded again with the announcement that Club Bolivar, the largest club in Bolivia, have become a partner. Marcelo Claure, the president and owner of the Bolivian club as well as a shareholder in Girona that is part-owned by CFG - that existing relationship helped spawn this agreement - described the deal as a "dream becoming reality", adding that it consolidated "a long-term project developing world-class football, corporate and infrastructure standards that will enable Club Bolivar to become even bigger".

A woman was arrested after intentionally driving through a barricade near the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago early Tuesday, according to a report. The 31-year-old woman, who has not been identified, was driving a Honda sedan about 4 a.m.

Mogwai have shared the cinematic video for their new single ‘Ritchie Sacramento’.

The Pembrokeshire Murders, Luke Evans’ drama on a murder investigation in Wales, has helped British broadcaster ITV to some of its best drama ratings in years.

Lil Pump has faced fresh criticism for referencing the late Juice WRLD in a lyric on an unreleased song which he recently previewed on Instagram.Pump shared a video of himself listening to the track, which appears to signal the controversial rapper’s foray into rock music, on social media over the weekend.One lyric, which you can hear in the below video, hears Pump rap: “Mama told me don’t go to school on a Percocet / Like Juice WRLD, 70 pounds on a private jet.”The latter line appears to be in reference to the 70 pounds of marijuana that was found on Juice WRLD’s private jet by police shortly before he died in December 2019 from a seizure, which was triggered by a drug overdose of oxycodone and codeine.A post shared by DJ Akademiks

coronavirus deaths and 1,875 new cases in the last 24 hours. The total number of people infected in Scotland since the start of the pandemic is now 153,423.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutAldi is already widely known as one of the cheapest supermarkets in the UK.And customers will be happy to know that prices are going to get even more affordable.The store has recently announced the launch of a brand new initiative that will see the prices of perishable products slashed by 75 per cent.Products including bread, meat, fruit and vegetables will have their prices marked down by 75pc before stores close on their last day of life.The initiative will be rolled out in all of Aldi's 912 UK stores as a way to cutting down waste.The supermarket plans to halve all its food waste by the year 2030.Aldi already reduces the price of

direct to your inbox Those travelling into England will be subject to strict new rules from Friday. From 4am on January 15,  anyone arriving in England by boat, train or plane – including UK nationals – will have to take a coronavirus test up to 72 hours before leaving the country of departure.

Sarah Jessica Parker likely knew fans would be inquiring about Kim Cattrall's absence from the new "Sex and the City" trailer that was revealed on Sunday, and the Carrie Bradshaw performer certainly was ready. Immediately after Parker, 55, announced via a trailer for "And Just Like That…" that she would be reprising her role as the fashionable and trendy sex columnist in the uber-popular HBO original title for HBO Max, fans inundated her with questions regarding the "Filthy Rich" star’s rambunctious character Samantha Jones.

Power by storm via her starring role as Monet Tejada in Power Book II: Ghost. Strutting through New York City in Chinchilla furs and Louis Vuitton stiletto boots, all while keeping Tariq St.

Univision Communications, now under new ownership, has named a fresh slate of executives to lead the company alongside CEO Wade Davis. Pierluigi Gazzolo will become president ad chief transformation officer for the company.

Alison Hammond, 45, has shared that she will be working on Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway on ITV.The This Morning presenter uploaded a cryptic picture on Instagram of her name on a dressing room door on the set of the programme, famously hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.The star wrote a short caption, ensuring she did not give too much away about her new role.She typed in view of her 839,00 followers: “Exciting!!!!” Alison also tagged the Saturday Night Takeaway and ITV accounts into the post, to acknowledge her for being given this opportunity by them.Underneath fans of Alison expressed their excitement at seeing her appear on the programme.One said: “Omg no way.

Gallery: 10 things you didn’t know about Zayn Malik (BANG Showbiz)“You know the vibes, know the vibes, put it on ya / If it movin’ too fast, we go slower / Baby, lose it from me, mediocre / You got the vibes, got the vibes. ” The 'PILLOWTALK' hitmaker had teased an announcement the day before, when he posted a short clip of an empty theatre, with the word "TOMORROW" written over the curtain.

A savvy woman renovated her rundown home for just £5,000 in four weeks - adding an incredible £20k in value.

Jennifer Lopez sent her fans into meltdown as she shared a stunning photo of herself on holiday in Turks and Caicos. The Selena actress posed for some before and after snaps – the first showing her lapping up the sunshine on her Caribbean break.JLo looked gorgeous in a plunging emerald green swimsuit, showing off her fabulous figure as she went paddleboarding.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were left pretty amused, as they discussed new robot technology on the show.

Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) in Scotland will now enable those struggling with their finances due to the coronavirus pandemic to make minimum or token payments.Christians Against Poverty (CAP) have welcomed the new ‘low and grow debt payment plan’, which will provide a unique opportunity for many Scots to take back control of personal finances.The scheme enables people to pay back debts, which may have been spiralling, in a manageable way and then increase repayments as their circumstances improve.Under DAS, a regular payment is set up then divided and sent to creditors.Commenting on the changes, Emma Jackson, National Director of CAP Scotland said: “We’re delighted to see the government acting on the input sought from the debt advice