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When Dorothy returned from Oz and declared, “There’s no place like home,” that dewy tribute to domesticity made sense, coming from a Kansas farm girl recently abducted by flying monkeys and repeatedly threatened by a wicked witch.

South African’s have been stuck in lockdown for nearly 6 weeks now. It’s been a very stressful time for all of us.

In one pic, Lisa was casually dressed without makeup as she sat on a pile of wood. 

All the world’s a stage… internet connection allowing.

Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger joined forces with #SavewithStories to read a children’s book to their followers.

Meghan Markle is back in her hometown.  A source confirms to E! News that the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry recently left Canada and settled into a "large" home in the Los Angeles area. Meghan was born and raised in the City of Angels, and her mother, Doria Ragland, is a native Angeleno.  Following their split from the British royal family, the couple and their 10-month-old son, Archie Harrison, found refuge at a secluded property on Vancouver Island.

The Scottish Government has said people should not travel too far by car to exercise - after it emerged police are spying on coronaviruslockdown rebels from the sky.

Making it work! Ashley Martson and Jay Smith of 90 Day Fiancé opened up about how they have worked to move forward in their marriage together.

Victoria Beckham just failed miserably trying to blame a “farting” noise on her dog, Fig.

Everyone has been forced to pivot in light of the novel coronavirus spread, including Jimmy Fallon.

Going somewhere? For most people right now, even the jet-setting celebrity crowd, the answer is a resounding no. People all over the world are being encouraged to stay home as much as possible, public schools are closed, non-essential businesses have been ordered to shut their doors, and if by chance your favorite restaurant is still open, delivery and takeout are your only options.

A family stranded in Spain are calling on the government to find them an urgent flight back to Manchester before their supply of medication runs out.

THE motor industry in Scotland and across the UK has responded robustly to the coronavirus crisis.

One of the country's most senior health bosses has said the coronavirus lockdown might be the best opportunity people have ever had to get fit.

A Scots travel retailer, which has seen sales plummet by 95%, has donated 5,000 pairs of specialist socks to help nurses fighting the coronavirus outbreak.

Police have repeated calls for people to stay away from the Peak District after one of their drones caught scores of people rambling in the hills during the coronavirus lockdown.

Police officers up and down the country have been given new powers to enforce coronavirus lockdown rules.

ANTIBACTERIAL wipes that are free from bleach are the best way of keeping your vehicle interior clean and as germ-free as possible.

A volunteer teacher who was travelling when the coronavirus crisis began fears she might be trapped in Fiji.

Brazilian forward Lulinha has revealed that he was approached by a senior Manchester United 'director' and offered the chance to move to the Old Trafford club.

It seems that again fashion icon Naomi Campbell was ahead of the curve, having recently released a YouTube video on what she wore to travel home to New York when the coronavirus outbreak began. Even before the pandemic, Naomi admitted that she wore a face mask while travelling and has done for 17 years.

How's this for timey-wimey? It's been 15 years since the TARDIS--that stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space, for those not in the know--first returned to TV screens in the U.K. and abroad with the revival of Doctor Who, the beloved British sci-fi series about an alien doctor with the ability to regenerate their face whenever the actor playing them grew tired of the role.

Jesse Lingard has revealed the Manchester United squad are in regular contact with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his coaching staff during the isolation period due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Meghan Markle has forbidden Prince Harry from traveling amid the coronavirus pandemic, including a trip overseas to see his father Prince Charles, who tested positive for COVID-19. Harry's 71-year-old father, who is first in line to the British throne, tested positive for coronavirus after displaying mild symptoms, his office announced Wednesday.

Police in Yorkshire have announced that they will use checkpoint to stop vehicles and ask drivers if their journey as an essential one.

The UK's coronavirus lockdown has begun, meaning stricter-than-ever social distancing rules are now in place.

The country has entered its first week of lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus - but are you allowed to drive?

These Morrisons customers were heeding government advice and keeping their distance as they queued outside this Paisley store.

Police came across a group of youngsters playing a game of 5-a-side football in a park in south Manchester - despite the country being in lockdown due to coronavirus.

Bus operator First Glasgow has announced a reduced timetable will come into operation next week to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

Police are warning drivers not to take 'unnecessary' car journeys before exercising or walking the dog.

A teenage cyclist is in hospital with 'life-threatening injuries' following a crash on the East Lancashire Road.

A drunken soldier pulled his trousers down aboard a flight and shouted slurs at crew members.

When Queen Victoria bought the Balmoral estate in 1848, it was its isolation which drew her.

A 10 year old boy made a local pharmacist's day after leaving a sweet note thanking him for everything he's doing to help patients battle the deadly coronavirus currently sweeping the nation. Alain Weir, 43, was closing up his Liverpool chemist, where he's been working round-the-clock at to provide patients with their essential prescriptions, when he was given the sweet note.

Two Scots pensioners were forced to pay over £1000 to escape the lockdown in Tenerife after their return flight home was cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.