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Piers Morgan and his wife Celia Walden were burgled while they slept in their French villa, she has said.

migrants are crossing the Channel to Britain because they believe France is a "racist country" where they may be "tortured".

holidaymakers in a last-minute dash to beat the 14-day quarantine rule on returning from France.Eurotunnel trains sold out and air fares were up to six times more than normal, although ferries increased capacity.Many Brits were caught off guard by the short notice of the Government deadline – and struggled to make it in time.But one resourceful musical ensemble sailed back over the English Channel on a fishing boat and beat the new quarantine rules by just 10 minutes.The Dunedin Consort, from

will have to self-isolate for 14 days. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced the news that France was to be added to the quarantine list late on Thursday night due to rising coronavirus cases.

Holidaymakers are facing a nightmare situation as more countries have been added to the UK's quarantine list from early this morning.From 4am today (Saturday), travellers making their way back from France, as well as Netherlands, Monaco, Malta, Turks and Caicos and Aruba, will have to self-isolate for 14 days.The government made the decision late on Thursday night following a rise in coronavirus cases leading to many scrambling to make it back to the UK before the measures were imposed.This

Covid-19 cases in the country.

Families have spoken of their heartbreak and confusion after France was added to the quarantine rule list last night.The government announced late on Thursday that people returning from one of Britain's closest neighbours, and most popular visitor destinations, must self-isolate for 14 days on their return.It follows a sharp rise in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in France of around 66 per cent in the past week.The latest 14-day cumulative figures from the European Centre for Disease

Piers Morgan has made a quick dash back to UK after cutting his holiday to France short.The 55 year old was enjoying a trip to Saint Tropez on the French riviera with his sons Spencer and Bertie, but has made his way back home after learning of new quarantine rules. New government guidelines state that any people arriving in the UK from France after 4am on Saturday will have to quarantine for two weeks in a bid to battle the spread of coronavirus.

Piers Morgan has revealed on Twitter that his holiday in the South of France is over – much sooner than expected! The star was expected to spend most of August in the villa he rented with his family in Saint Tropez, but he surprised his social media followers on Thursday by posting a photo with his sons Spencer 27, and Albert (known as Bertie), 19, in front of an airport Departures sign.All three men wore masks, and Piers captioned the snap: "Quarantine dodgers… #France #LeGreatEscape

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