Instagram influencers 'fear police probes over lockdown trips to Dubai'

direct to your inboxThousands of British travellers have rushed to return home from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Friday before a flight ban came into force.Social media influencers and models are among those affected by the decision to ban direct flights from the UAE from 1pm on Friday.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced the policy at 5pm on Thursday, giving travellers just 20 hours to make arrangements.The measure is aimed at stopping the spread of the South African coronavirus

direct to your inboxThe UK Government's latest addition of the UAE to the 'red list' of banned countries will come as a blow to influencers who have been travelling in their dozens to the country.Social media personalities from the UK will now be banned from flying to the country, and those heading back will have to self isolate for 10 days at home.

direct to your inboxStacey Solomon has recently forged a new social media career with her 'Tap to Tidy' tips.And there will be a lot of tidying up to do following her latest bathroom transformation which has left fans hailing her the 'best mum ever'. The Loose Women star found an 'incredible' way to keep her children -  Zachary, 12, eight-year-old Leighton and one-year-old Rex - entertained while homeschooling.

direct to your inboxKatie Price has hit out at celebrities and influencers jetting to Dubai during strict coronavirus restrictions. The former glamour model has been back in the headlines this week following the release of her BBC documentary with son Harvey, which has been inundated with praise.

direct to your inboxHolly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have been slammed by viewers for an interview with an 'influencer' in Dubai. The This Morning hosts started Tuesday's show by talking to fitness blogger Sheridan Mordew who travelled to the city in the United Arab Emirates at the start of January, despite the area she lived in being in Tier 4 restrictions.

Love Island stars who have flocked to Dubai as the UK remains in lockdown have been unfollowed by thousands of their fans. Scores of reality TV stars have swapped blighty for the warmer climes of Dubai in the UAE to "work" and have been using their social media pages to shares updates from their trip.Their decision to go to Dubai has sparked anger among many of their followers.

police investigating the disappearance of missing man Tony Parsons.The beloved dad vanished during a charity bike ride in 2017 in Fort William and was never to be seen again, leaving his family heartbroken.Missing grandad Tony, who is now 66-years-old, had travelled from his home in Tillicoultry on September 29 and had intended to return home on his bike.He travelled south on the A82 and was last seen around 11.30pm that night outside the Bridge of Orchy Hotel.But today, Tuesday 12, specialist

Laura Anderson has said being an influencer is “hard” after she received backlash for jetting off to Dubai. Love Island star Laura, 31, explained she wants fans to see “realities” of being an influencer as she defended her trip to Dubai, after being branded as “selfish“ and “distasteful” earlier this month.