A ‘makeshift barbers’ and an 18th birthday party among string of lockdown breaches resulting in fines

LONDON -- British singer Rita Ora apologized Monday for breaking lockdown rules by holding a birthday party, saying it was “a serious and inexcusable error of judgment.”The Sun newspaper ran photos of Ora and others, including models Cara and Poppy Delevingne, arriving at the Casa Cruz restaurant in London’s Notting Hill area on Saturday.Under lockdown rules that end Wednesday, all pubs and restaurants in England must close except for takeout and delivery, and people are barred from meeting

The Sun reported that over 30 people attended the party at Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, West London and published photos of guests including Cara Delevingne and TOWIE’s Vas Morgan sneaking into the back entrance on Saturday night.The event didn't go without consequences, as Rita was reportedly voluntarily paid a £10,000 fine for not adhering to lockdown restrictions after she was visited at home by police on November 30.

Rita Ora has pulled out of a scheduled appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show amid backlash over her lockdown birthday party.Earlier this week, the I Will Never Let You Down singer made headlines after it emerged that she’d celebrated her 30th birthday with a group of friends at a restaurant in London, despite coronavirus restrictions in place in England at the time.Apologising on Monday, Rita wrote on her Instagram story that she was “deeply sorry for breaking the rules” and called her “spur of

Rita Ora has pulled out of an appearance on this weekend’s episode of The Jonathan Ross Show after she broke lockdown rules, The Independent has learned.The singer made a public apology earlier this week after it emerged that she threw a private 30th birthday party at a restaurant in London’s Notting Hill during lockdown.Pictures in The Sun showed a number of celebrity guests arriving at Casa Cruz restaurant, including Cara and Poppy Delevingne, and Towie star Vas Morgan.

deadly global pandemic, it seems like a lot of celebrities conveniently missed the memo. British singer Rita Ora is the latest famous person to apologize for throwing a publicized gathering despite the increasing number of COVID-19 infections and government mandates.On 28th November, Ora threw herself a “small gathering” (though reports say there were over 30 people) for her 30th birthday party at a restaurant in London.

the Sun. The pop star has already agreed to pay a £10,000 fine and profusely apologised for breaking coronavirus rules on large gatherings and household mixing. The hefty sum is the maximum penalty that can be handed down to organisers of gatherings of more than 30 people.Kensington and Chelsea Council has also confirmed it is investigating the alleged breach. But Ora's attention has now reportedly turned to rooting out which one of her confidantes alerted officers to the party.An insider told

British singer Rita Ora apologized Monday for breaking lockdown rules by holding a birthday party, saying it was “a serious and inexcusable error of judgment.” The Sun newspaper ran photos of Ora and others, including models Cara and Poppy Delevingne, arriving at the Casa Cruz restaurant in London’s Notting Hill area on Saturday.

Rita Ora has apologised for holding a 30th birthday party for herself during lockdown, when that sort of thing is definitely not allowed. The singer said that it was a “serious and inexcusable error of judgment”, after police broke up the event at a restaurant in London on Saturday.In an Instagram story post, Ora wrote: “I attended a small gathering with some friends to celebrate my 30th birthday.

Piers Morgan has blasted Rita Ora after the singer broke lockdown rules by holding her 30th birthday party at a West London restaurant. Rita and 30 friends let their hair down at Casa Cruz in Notting Hill, West London on the evening of Saturday, 28 November, it is claimed.The party broke England lockdown restrictions which do not permit people to gather indoors or hospitality businesses to open.

Piers Morgan has ridiculed Rita Ora’s apology for breaking lockdown rules - saying she is only sorry she got caught.The How Wed Do (Party) singer has said she is “deeply sorry” for breaching the rules put in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in order to celebrate her 30th birthday with friends.Morgan dismissed her apology on Good Morning Britain, saying: "'I'm deeply sorry', what about? You're not deeply sorry - you're deeply sorry you got caught!"That's what you're 'deeply sorry' about.

Piers Morgan.

Singer Rita Ora has landed herself in a lot of trouble after throwing a birthday bash in a restaurant while the UK is in lockdown.

Rita Ora is issuing an apology after she broke local coronavirus protocols to attend her own birthday party. The pop star and actress said on Monday that she committed a “serious and inexcusable error of judgment” after photos of Ora and others, including model and actress Cara Delevingne and her sister Poppy Delevingne surfaced on Saturday from the Casa Cruz restaurant in the Notting Hill neighborhood of London, England.

Celebs really think the pandemic doesn’t apply to them, huh?

Piers Morgan and Lorraine Kelly have criticised Rita Ora for hosting a 30 person birthday party during lockdown.Guests including Cara and Poppy Delevingne were pictured attending Ora’s private 30th birthday party at a restaurant in Notting Hill on Saturday (28 November), despite meetings with people from other households being banned during lockdown.A Met Police spokesperson confirmed to The Sun that the police had been called to the event.Appearing on Good Morning Britain on Monday, Morgan and

Rita Ora has apologised after it emerged that she threw a private 30th birthday party at a restaurant in London’s Notting Hill during lockdown.Pictures in The Sun showed a number of celebrity guests arriving at Casa Cruz restaurant, including Cara and Poppy Delevingne, and Towie star Vas Morgan. Ora, who turned 30 on 26 November, was criticised for holding the event at a time where indoor gatherings of more than six people are banned. In an Instagram Story, Ora said she was “embarrassed" and

A Manchester city centre bar has lost its appeal against a decision to revoke its licence after operating as a nightclub during lockdown.Mahiki was found to be in breach of government guidance on several occasions in the weeks after rules on reopening bars were relaxed in July.The decision taken in September to strip the bar of its licence was subject to an appeal by Adam Karim, the licence holder and designated premises supervisor (DPS).But neither Mr Karim or his solicitor turned up to a