‘Hamilton’ shows cancelled due to coronavirus

Temperatures are expected to start dipping below zero across Scotland this week with the Met Office forecasting snow and high winds over the next few days, which means many households could be eligible for a £25 payment to help heat their home this winter.

Coronavirus cases are rising across the UK as Christmas Day approaches.

TV bosses have been left struggling to fill schedules amid the cancellation of multiple shows amid the spread of the Omicron variant. ITV bosses made the difficult decision to pull the channel's leading programme Good Morning Britain from its festive schedule, in a bid to protect the cast and crew.

Dua Lipa left her fans drooling over a sizzling Instagram snapshot once again. The 26-year-old took to social media on December 21 and shared series of smoldering videos as the British beauty had fun in a few different bikini while posing with a group of girlfriends over the summer. “Summer footage, goodbye 2021,” she captioned the post alongside a few colorful sun emojis.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has today confirmed no further Covid restrictions will be put in place before Christmas.

The Damned have postponed their 2022 February UK tour due to “uncertainty” surrounding the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus – check out the new dates below.The band’s original line-up were due to reunite for a one-off tour of the UK, which was meant to kick off February 2022.

Amy Macdonald has cancelled her sold out Glasgow show due to the new Omicron Covid variant.

Supergrass have postponed all of their remaining December shows due to the “uncertainty” caused by a rise of Omicron cases in the UK.READ MORE: Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – Supergrass’ Gaz CoombesThe band were set to play their first hometown show in 12 years on December 18 at the O2 Academy Oxford, followed by a gig in Glasgow and a headline show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton.

Queen Elizabeth II is taking precautionary measures to ensure she and her family stay safe this Christmas.

Formula 1 superstar Sir Lewis Hamilton has received his knighthood just days after dramatically missing out on the 2021 world championship to Dutch driver Max Verstappen, 24, who raced for Red Bull.

COVID cases, experts say.Last week Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced new restrictions for the country due to a rise in cases of the Omicron variant, in measures dubbed ‘Plan B’.Speaking to The Observer, a number of industry experts have discussed how huge numbers of ticket-holders to events, including gigs that have been sold out for months, are now deciding against attending.Artist manager Graeme Stewart said that while “around 5 per cent” of fans would not show up for events they had

Lewis Hamilton secured pole position for Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in a scrappy qualifying session. Current championship leader Max Verstappen crashed into a wall on his final lap, desperately trying to beat his British rival's time.