Cops in Lanarkshire issue fines to hairdressers and gyms ignoring lockdown rules after tip-offs from public

Rita Ora is understood to have lost 200,000 Instagram followers after she apologised for breaking coronavirus rules.The I Will Never Let You Down singer, 30, lost followers across her social media platforms after she apologised for throwing a party at a swanky Notting Hill restaurant in November. Rita apologised at the time and paid a £10,000 fine for what she called a “small gathering”.

coronavirus rules for taking part in an illegal warehouse orgy. Officers descended on the industrial building in the Paris suburb of Collegien last night after reports of men and women taking part in the so-called 'libertine' party.The Daily Mirror reports that three people, understood to be the orgy organisers, were arrested after the event.

coronavirus rules. Catherine Calderwood stepped down from the £120,000 a year role last April amid controversy over visiting her second home during the early stages of the pandemic.

the regulations and encourage people to do the right thing. “They are responding to reports of members of the public breaking the restrictions and business premises, particularly gyms and hairdressers, who are not exempt from the restrictions, remaining open or being operated from home addresses.“Police Scotland take these matters seriously and will continue to do so.

a series of snaps from her festive trip in December after receiving criticism from her followers.  Some fans said they were 'disappointed' by Abbey after she posted a collection of photos with her husband Peter Crouch, their four children and friends while much of the UK was in Tier 4 lockdown.

This year isn’t quite going to plan for most of us. While we may have hoped we could leave our troubles behind as we raised our glasses on New Years Eve, 2021 is still, so far, as cursed as its predecessor.

direct to your inboxAn NHS boss has compared breaking the lockdown rules to turning on a light in the middle of a blackout during the Blitz. Dr Vin Diwakar, NHS England regional medical director for London, speaking at a coronavirus briefing on Thursday said: "This is the biggest health emergency to face this country since the Second World War.

direct to your inboxA health food store in Manchester has been shut down after customers and staff were found showing ‘flagrant disregard’ for coronavirus laws.Police and council officers found up to 20 people eating food and browsing shelves while music played inside the ARMR shop in Ardwick on January 14.No-one inside the shop were wearing masks or following social distancing measures during the enforcement visit made after a tip-off from a member of the public.When challenged about their

The UK has gone under a lockdown yet again owing to the new variant of COVID-19 virus spreading through the country. During the lockdown, several amenities including gym have been directed to remain closed.

Scottish Government has expressed concerns over the number of new coronavirus cases in the country in recent days. Nicola Sturgeon said covid-19 hospital admission figures have exceeded those seen during the first wave of the pandemic in spring last year.

Ayrshire restaurants will keep serving hungry customers despite further restrictions to the hospitality industry.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today announced further measures to Scotland's takeaway operations.From Saturday, January 16, punters will no longer be allowed entry inside a restaurant and must be served through a hatch.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock said he didn't "want to speculate" on the possibility of tougher measures being brought in as coronavirus rates continue to rise.