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Rita Ora's week has gone from bad to worse as it’s revealed she flouted strict coronavirus rules TWICE.The star was left red-faced when she was forced to pay up a £10,000 fine an the "inexcusable" event after she invited hoards of her showbiz pals to her 30th birthday party last month.After raising eyebrows of many angry fans, Rita was forced to issue a public apology for her "spur of the moment" bash.But it seems the party wasn’t the only rule the pop star was willing to breach as it’s now been

Paul McCartney has opened up about the making of his new solo album during lockdown.Dubbing the period spent at home recording “rockdown” in a new interview with The Sunday Times, the former Beatle star said he tried to remain optimistic writing the album, which is set for release on December 18.“Well, I am an optimist,” McCartney said. “Generally speaking I do believe things are good, and we screw them up.

Rita Ora has apologised again after it was revealed she broke coronavirus lockdown rules for a second time.Last week (November 30), Ora apologised for breaching lockdown rules after holding a “small” gathering with friends to celebrate her 30th birthday.The singer said she was sorry for a “serious and inexcusable error of judgment” after the party was held at a restaurant in Notting Hill, West London.However, the singer has apologised again after reports emerged that she should have been

direct to your inboxA boss in the Boohoo fashion empire has apologised for flouting lockdown rules with a lavish champagne dinner party where lobster and £200-a-bottle Cristal champagne was served by a butler.

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Rita Ora has apologised for flouting lockdown rules for a second time, after failing to isolate after a trip to Egypt.The singer was slammed last week after she threw a 30th birthday party with celebrity pals at the Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, West London, with her issuing a lengthy apology afterwards and reportedly voluntarily paying a £10,000 fine to police.

direct to your inboxFashion boss Seema Malhotra is fighting back after lockdown by launching her first ever dedicated store.Seema, the owner of the Manchester-based online fashion brand Forever Unique, has opened the shop in the Trafford Centre.Determined Seema, one of the stars of the hit ITVBe reality series The Real Housewives of Cheshire, believes there's now light at the end of the tunnel for retail and Manchester - the 'fashion city' - where her brand was founded."Who could have predicted

direct to your inboxThis has been the year that no one could have seen coming - imagine telling your past self that you wouldn't be allowed to hug your family, or sit in the pub, or go to the cinema, for months on end.This week's news of a vaccine roll-out brings with it a light at the end of the tunnel, but there's still a long way to travel.For those who work in the industries that have been shut down, or hugely restricted, since March, the return to work can't come soon enough.The sectors

SACRAMENTO – The Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley regions have been ordered to enact a new stay-at-home order beginning Sunday night, December 6, after hospital intensive care beds availability in both regions capacity fell critically low and new COVID-19 cases continued to surge drastically a spokesperson for the California Department of Public Health said.

Adam Brody unleashes his unruly hair during a beach date with wife Leighton Meester on Wednesday evening (November 25) in Malibu, Calif.

coronavirus precautionary measures in Germany by filling his tables with dozens of stuffed pandas, in a play on the word “pandemic.”And last call doesn’t appear to be coming any time soon.German officials are expected on Wednesday to extend “lockdown light” through Dec. 20, Reuters reported.