23 celebrity splits that happened during and after lockdown

Northern Italy is home to some of Europe's most romantic cities and when it's safe for us to travel again, there's no place we'd rather fall in love with again than Venice. For a fantastic return to Europe after lockdown, Country Living is inviting you to join us on a celebrity-led tour of the Italian city's cultural treasures, where you'll meet Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud and ride the iconic Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train.

Alesha Dixon has candidly opened up on how she has found the latest lockdown and homeschooling her daughter Azura. Britain’s Got Talent judge Alesha, 42, has many incredible talents of her own from being an incredible mother to being a successful singer, rapper, dancer and TV star.

She's been open and honest about her mental health struggles in the past, and now Tanya Bardsley has revealed she's feeling "really good" after finding ways to minimalise her anxiety.The mum-of-four, who previously opened up about her family contracting coronavirus, told her Instagram followers just last week that her anxiety was triggered during lockdown.

These celebrity couples didn’t get the fairy-tale ending they were hoping for in 2021. Scroll down to see which stars called it quits this year.

Love Island star Zara Holland who was hit with a £4,400 fine in Barbados for breaching Covid regulations this week. Other celebs pictured abroad during lockdown include reality TV stars Ferne McCann, Georgia Steel, James Lock and Vogue Williams.

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direct to your inbox Following Monday's announcement that England would once again enter a period of national lockdown, travel firms and airlines have now moved to cancel many of their planned services. Most international travel has now been banned across the UK - unless in exceptional circumstances.Government guidance states that any travel of the sort is banned and one must only leave home for strictly essential reasons as permitted by law.

direct to your inboxAs the country enters a third national lockdown, the organisers of Clap for Carers is hoping to bring back the weekly applause for key workers.Set to return this Thursday at 8pm, residents across the UK are urged to take to their doorsteps once more. During the first wave of coronavirus, millions came out of their homes and lined the streets to clap, cheer, bang pots and pans in appreciation of NHS workers each week.

coronavirus lockdown in England. Many shoppers will be wondering if they can still visit some of the most popular high street homeware stores - and what they'll be allowed to buy if they are open.

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Australia viewers have slammed the show after one contestant was bitten on the face multiple times by a snake. While the show is well known for its hair-raising trials, it seems this one in particular went beyond the pale for many viewers, with one calling it "disgraceful".

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson ordered another national lockdown in England amid rapidly rising coronavirus rates.It's the third time in 10 months that a national lockdown has been imposed, however changing rules can become confusing.Non-essential businesses must remain closed during this period while people can only leave their homes for specific reasons.So does it mean that dentists and GP surgeries can stay open?Under the government guidance, it states that essential retail can remain open

direct to your inbox The UK Government has announced that England will once again enter a period of national lockdown as the country struggles to stem the rise in new coronavirus cases.

direct to your inboxAs England enters a third national coronavirus lockdown, everyone must now stay at home except for specific essential reasons.During the first one back in March Mr Johnson acknowledged how important exercise would be for the population's physical and mental health.Therefore he allowed people to be able to exercise during the lockdown.This new lockdown will be no different, and people will be allowed to exercise outside once again.But there are now some tougher rules when it

coronavirus lockdown.Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed last night (January 4) that England would be entering a new lockdown due to surging coronavirus case numbers and hospital admissions.

direct to your inboxA third national lockdown has been ordered in England.Boris Johnson announced the new measures in a televised address on Monday (January 4).People are once again being asked to stay at home, non-essential businesses will be forced to close and schools will move to remote learning - except for vulnerable and key worker children.The Prime Minister said the new variant of coronavirus - which is 50pc to 70pc more transmissible - was spreading in a "frustrating and alarming"