All the treatments you can and can't have when beauty salons reopen

A petition demanding a review of the sentence handed to a hit-and-run driver who killed Robyn Fryar has been backed by almost 5000 people. Shaun Gatti was jailed for just five years and three months after mowing down the 15-year-old schoolgirl in Paisley on July 7, 2019.

coronavirus pandemic. But things are a little bit different from what you may remember and salons in the beauty industry have had to take extra measures to make sure it's the safest environment possible.This means sanitising your hands, having your temperature checked on arrival and wearing a facemask during your appointment.

coronavirus lockdown today with beauty salons and tattoo parlours opening for the first time since late March. Enhanced safety measures will be put in place to prevent any spread of the deadly Covid-19 virus.

Zelda Williams is honouring her dad, Robin Williams, on what would have been his 69th birthday.

After nearly four months we can finally get back in the salon.From today, Monday July 13, beauticians, nail bars, tattooists, tanning salons and spas can reopen in England following hairdressers which opened on July 4.All the above businesses had to close back in March when lockdown was imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic.But culture secretary Oliver Dowden gave the beauty industry the green light to start trading again from Monday in a press conference last week.He did warn, however, that

Phase Three of Scotland's route map out of lockdown. One of the main things we have been looking forward to post-lockdown is a pampering session to spruce up our appearance.

You may have become an expert in painting your own nails and applying your own make-up in lockdown.But finally, we can let someone else do all the work for us beauticians, nail bars, tattooists, tanning salons and spas can reopen.From Monday, July 13, the above businesses will be able to welcome clients back in to their shops and salons after four long months.It follows the easing of guidelines on July 4 which saw pubs, restaurants and hairdressers among the venues given the green light to start

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorTom Halleen has left his job as EVP Programming Strategy, Acquisitions and Scheduling at AMC Networks to become the founding dean of Biola University’s new School of Cinema and Media Arts.Robyn DeMarco, who joined AMC from Viacom in April, has been upped to replace him.Halleen, who came to AMC as VP Programming and Scheduling in 2003, is joining the private university in La Mirada, CA, after nearly 30 years in the entertainment industry.

Beauticians, tattooists and tanning salons in England can reopen from Monday in the latest easing of the lockdown.Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden told a Downing Street press conference on Thursday: “Having allowed hairdressers to reopen, beauticians, tattooists, spas, tanning salons and other close contact services can now do the same, I’m pleased to say, from Monday.“Of course that will be subject to some restrictions on particularly high-risk services.”Many non-essential business were able to

Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said the Government hopes to open gyms in mid-July with the reopening of beauty salons to follow “as soon as possible”.Responding to a request from Tory Martin Vickers (Cleethorpes) for more information about when beauty salons will be able to reopen, Mr Rees-Mogg said: "Our hope is to reopen gyms and leisure facilities in mid-July."Other close-contact services, tattoo and nail parlours, will follow as soon as possible."The Government has been clear that it wants

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorUCP is adding another true crime series to its slate with Candy (working title) a limited event series based on the true story of Texas killer Candy Montgomery and her victim, Betty Gore, starring and executive produced by The Handmaid’s Tale star Elisabeth Moss, from The Act co-creator Nick Antosca and writer Robin Veith (Mad Men, The Act).

flung open their doors on Saturday, it left many pregnant women annoyed about what is being prioritised.

During lockdown celebrities showcased a range of looks, with pink hair and buzzcuts paving the way for isolation locks. Yet now, as hair salons open back up and welcome very willing customers to get their hair sorted out once and for all, we’ve seen a number of famous faces heading for the chop.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorPalme d’Or winner Ruben Ostlund (The Square) resumed shooting in Sweden last week on his satire Triangle Of Sadness, following a three month break due to COVID-19.With a budget of more than $11M, the project is one of the biggest European movies to get back underway since the pandemic struck.Ostlund’s first English-language feature is a satire that takes on the world of fashion and the super rich.