The strict new travel rules coming into force in England from Friday

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.

Take a look inside Wales' first Tim HortonsCoronavirus latest news headlines: January 28 - Children can take Covid home with them, warning to grandparents & moreASDA takes on the tortilla wrap hack with a pizza versionTravel expert Simon Calder says travel to and from Britain "will change completely" from EasterBoris Johnson reveals the reason why schools won't be able to reopen before March 8PM says government will publish plan of taking country out of lockdown the week commencing February

FKA twigs has returned with a new song called "Don't Judge Me." The song features drill rapper Headie One and English producer Fred Again. The song was announced yesterday on Instagram, and comes with a music video co-directed by Emmanuel Adjei and twigs.

FKA Twigs has shared the powerful video for her new collaboration with Headie One and Fred Again, ‘Don’t Judge Me’ – watch below.Twigs (real name Tahliah Barnett) announced the team-up yesterday (January 25), revealing that she co-directed its official visuals herself alongside Emmanuel Adjei, who’s previously worked with the likes of Madonna and Beyoncé.According to a press release, the ‘Don’t Judge Me’ video deals with the experience of being Black and British in the modern world, and

You Me At Six have shot to Number One in the UK with ‘SUCKAPUNCH’, while Sleaford Mods have secured their first top five album with ‘Spare Ribs‘.You Me At Six’s seventh album, which was released last Friday (January 15), is now their second Number One following on from 2014’s ‘Cavalier Youth’.

Britain’s Glastonbury music festival has fallen victim to the coronavirus pandemic for the second year in a row.

direct to your inboxManchester Airport is to cut its business hours for arrivals and departures in response to new strict measures imposed on passengers travelling into the UK.The hub, which is currently operating from just one of its three terminals, will implement the 'efficiency' changes until February 15 - although the changes could be extended depending on national guidance.The first time such restrictions have been implemented, arriving airlines will be asked to land between 4.01am and

travel corridors are scrapped from 4am on January 18, travelers arriving in the UK from anywhere in the world will need to quarantine for 10 days.

Adele.It's been over five years since Adele dropped "25," but the wait will be over soon, according to one of her friends.  In a chat with Grazia UK, comic Alan Carr said he's heard some of the unreleased music, and "it's amazing."Adele's name was brought up when the "RuPaul's Drag Race" host was asked who of the following women would drop music in February: Adele, Cardi B or Rihanna."Adele, isn't it? I've actually heard some tracks on it," he said.

Angelique Jackson Alex Garland is set to reunite with A24 for his latest film, titled “Men.” Jessie Buckley is in talks to star in the film, playing a woman who goes on a solo vacation to the English countryside after the death of her ex-husband.

First Minister was involved in four-nation talks on the subject chaired by Michael Gove on Monday night and said there was an agreement further "urgent" discussions would be held in the coming days. The SNP leader reminded Scots today that an effective travel ban is already legally in place across the country, meaning people should not be crossing the border with England unless they have an essential purpose.

direct to your inboxYesterday Boris Johnson announced the news that the UK would be plunged into its third national lockdown - meaning that, once again, all non-essential retailers have been forced to close, no matter what tier you live in.Supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Aldi can all continue to open, alongside essential shops like Home Bargains, B&M and garden centres.However, shoppers visiting supermarkets and essential shops must follow the rules in place, or risk

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has announced a new national lockdown for England following a rise in coronavirus cases.The Prime Minister addressed the nation this evening (Monday January 4) and explained that the UK's chief medical officer has increased the country's alert level from 4 to 5.It means there are key changes to where we can and cannot travel in comparison to Tiers 3 and 4.Essential travel is still allowed with only a number of key reasons why people are allowed to leave their

New York has reported its first confirmed case of the U.K. coronavirus variant in a man who has no recent travel history.  New York Gov.