Tameside man fined £1,000 for breaking quarantine to go to the pub

Chainsmokers show have been fined $20,000 (£15,000) after they failed to enforce coronavirus safety measures during the event in July.The EDM duo were widely criticised this summer after footage showed the pair performing in The Hamptons to a crowd which appeared to be tightly packed together – with little or no social distancing in place.It drew widespread condemnation from New York governor Andrew Cuomo, who described the event as “an illegal and reckless endangerment of public health”

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The Chainsmokers are being fined for their drive in concert held in the Hamptons over the summer.

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says The Chainsmokers' concert promoters will pay after the group's July event violated state social distancing mandates.On Tuesday, Cuomo tweeted, «Following an investigation into the Chainsmokers concert in the Hamptons this summer, the promoters will be fined $20,000 for violating public health law.

coronavirus pandemic which means anyone entering the country from the US must self-isolate for 14 days. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Piers hit out at the 43-year-old, questioning if he had gone against quarantine rules.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyWigan News'. Lauren Derbyshire, one of the women involved in the argument, claimed she was the intended victim of the attack."Demi suddenly threw the glass she was holding towards my face," she said."I saw her lift her arm up above her head and throw the glass.

Walter Reed Medical Center, where he is being treated for COVID-19. Moments later, a motorcade of black Suburbans paraded the street, with a masked president inside, waving to the crowd and the cameras.In a Sunday afternoon video, Trump thanked the medical staff at Walter Reed for their work tending to him.

coronavirus law.The fine is part of a string of legal changes that were made quietly by the government earlier this week, without any prior approval by Parliament, reports The Mirror.The new law says “all reasonable measures” must be taken to “ensure no music is played on the premises which exceeds 85 decibels when measured at the source of the music” and to stop singing by customers in groups of more than six.The purpose of the measures is to avoid an environment where people have to shout to