What is the red list, what are the rules, which countries are on it and how could things change? Everything you need to know

Petal Bouche Matte, £24, by the French make-up artist Violette Serrat, is an instant pick-me-up for the complexion. However, red lipstick is notoriously difficult to wear.

holiday to Spain this winter, there are warnings that certain areas in the country could be no-go zones.Although the popular holiday hotspot is open to open to UK citizens, with the Foreign Office allowing non-essential travel to the country, there are still travel warnings to be aware of, according to MyLondon.This includes an ash cloud, shark sightings and a tsunami warning.The airport on the Spanish Island of La Palma closed this week due to a massive cloud of ash from a volcanic eruption.A huge cloud of ash was seen spewing from the volcanic eruption, which began on September 19.A build-up of ash and dust on the runway meant local authorities had to ground flights on Thursday, said AENA, an air traffic operator.A spokesperson for air

The world’s major economies still have to take “make or break” action to limit global temperature rises to 1.5C within reach, Alok Sharma has said.

Legendary Keisuke Honda has urged Japan to copy Celtic in how they play frontman Kyogo – as the striker was left out for a massive clash against Australia.

Impressed Steau boss Edward Iordanescu insists Romania are now enjoying the best of Ianis Hagi after being too quick to write him off.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe New Zealand International Film Festival had to cancel the Auckland leg of its multi-city exhibition series, but will continue in Wellington and Christchurch with a diverse lineup that includes an impressive Asian selection.Wellington will screen a total of 164 feature films from 51 countries over 18 days (Nov. 4-21) across its eight venues.

Scots across the country have captured spectacular shots of the Northern Lights after a solar flare hit earth on Monday night.

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Lorraine today (October 12), to promote his new book series.The child star who was catapulted to fame when he sung 'Walking in the Air' back in the mid-80s is gearing up for the launch of his three-book series, and appeared on Lorraine to promote it.The Scottish sweetheart introduced Aled in the most hilarious way, which left him slightly annoyed as he snapped back at the host.She said: "Is it too early to mention Christmas?"Before introducing Aled Jones by saying his name and rolling the tape of him in the mid-80s singing the song that made him famous."There he is," Lorraine gushed as the film played."So beautiful," she continued. "How could you introduce me like that?" he snapped.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher’s temper was well known during his playing days, and now he’s revealed “the angriest he’s ever been”, when he directed a rant at then-manager Kenny Dalglish.A cult figure at the Merseyside club, Dalglish returned to manage Liverpool in 2011 at the same time Carragher was reaching the end of his playing career.'King Kenny' had mixed success in his second spell with the club, winning the league cup, and reaching the FA Cup final.

Emiliano De Pablos Filmax series “The Red Band Society,” one of the TV fiction formats with most international adaptations in recent years, is now getting a French-language Canadian version.Multi-award-winning Quebec producer Encore Television, the company led by François Rozon, Vincent Gagné and Louis Bolduc, will produce in collaboration with Quebecor Content. The series is due to be released on Canadian broadcaster TVA in winter, 2022.The new remake was negotiated by the Barcelona-based mini-major Filmax’s international sales arm, headed by Iván Díaz, and French distributor Ace Entertainment.A first Canadian season will be 10 hours long and directed by actor-director Yan England.

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Benedict Cumberbatch revealed the biggest challenge of playing a American rancher in his new film was learning how to roll a cigarette with one hand while sitting on a horse - as he walked the red carpet at its UK premiere. The actor plays a domineering bully who responds with mocking cruelty when his brother brings home a new wife and her son in western drama The Power Of The Dog, which is Oscar-winning director Jane Campion's first film since 2009.

Lighting up the night skies in vibrant ribbons of greens, purples and reds, the Northern Lights are one of the most incredible spectacles to be seen anywhere in the world.

The survival challenge begins with cries of enthusiasm - but there is murder on the horizon in Emmerdale.

Jamie Carragher has revealed that he started his Liverpool career as a striker and that he "kept Emile Heskey out of the England team" as a teenager.

Dozens of long-haul destinations have opened up to British holidaymakers as the UK’s red list was reduced to just seven countries.

The biggest lottery jackpot in UK history is up for grabs in tonight's Euromillions draw.

NHS Lanarkshire has the worst A&E waiting times in Scotland and “alarm bells should be ringing”, according to an MSP.

Strictly Come Dancing and Loose Women, she has become a much-love TV personality.The blonde bombshell lives with her husband and two daughters in her lavish London home and puts her beautiful family at the top of her to-do list.But life hasn't always been easy for the TV and radio presenter, as she became victim to a calculated acid attack back in March 2008 - which left her face severely burned and blind in one eye. But her adversity to this trauma is what she is best known for, as she battled through her agonising injuries and dozens of surgeries to recover, and saw her attackers be put behind bars with life sentences.

Outdoorsy Brits have revealed the UK expeditions on their list of goals as life gets back to normal – including hiking in the Yorkshire Dales, cycling around the Isle of Skye, and rock climbing in the Lake District.A study of 2,000 adults identified the adventures they’d most like to go on in the future, with climbing Ben Nevis (23 percent), walking the West Highland Way (17 percent) and swimming in Lake Windermere (14 percent) among the most popular.Going on an "aquatic nature-trail" – also known as "coasteering" – along Giant’s Causeway is another excursion many (15 percent) hope to enjoy someday.Other activities include surfing in Cornwall (13 percent), and canyoning in Perthshire (10 percent) – navigating down mountain streams using