Corrie star rants about people not wearing face masks properly - and it's relatable

that meat dress to a seashell bikini, Lady Gaga always delivers on the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet, but this year her outfit performance ruled the night.Not even a global pandemic was going to stop the "Plastic Doll" singer from serving up some seriously iconic looks as Mother Monster delivered not one, but nine outfit changes throughout the star-studded event.The A Star Is Born actor took home a total of five awards and for every acceptance speech, as well as her three-song performance,

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here"Haha! next stop Vogue," joked Samia who was the same age as Freya when she posed for the photos.Samia, who also has a four-year-old son Yves, first appeared as an extra in Coronation Street as a child and she was 11-years-old when she appeared in an episode of the Manchester-based crime drama Cracker.She also appeared in Children's Ward, Heartbeat and Doctors.She arrived in Weatherfield in 2000 as former kennel maid Maria.In the soap Maria recently married soap villain Gary Windass, who

coronavirus in a strongly worded memo to staff.And they warn that wearing masks will be made mandatory if police officers continue to be “complacent” while carrying out their duties.The unsigned memo, which was sent out to officers and posted on the force intranet, said: “Comprehensive guidance has already been issued to every officer and staff member on the importance of physical distancing and the use of PPE and masks.However, I have been made aware of a degree of complacency setting in where

Good Morning Britain medical professional Dr Hilary Jones has warned that young children wearing face masks could potentially spread coronavirus.MORE: Marks & Spencer's face masks for adults and children are back in stockAppearing on Wednesday's show, the 67-year-old explained the way young children use their masks could actually spread the virus even more than before.

Coronation Street star, who plays Chesney Brown, and his yoga teacher wife have welcomed a baby boy named Sonny James Aston. Delighted new dad Sam took to Instagram to share the happy news.In the first family photograph the soap star lays a kiss on his son's forehead while Briony smiles lovingly.He wrote: "Welcome to the world little man.

ITV soap, was in tears as he urged his fans to get behind his friend Charlotte Roe.Charlotte, 28, was told last year that she had an aggressive form of bile duct cancer and despite a major operation and chemotherapy she recently received the heartbreaking news that the cancer has returned and she only has two months to a year to live.Family and friends are now trying to raise £150,000 to take Charlotte, a former Royal Derby Hospital children's nurse, to America for treatment through a GoFundMe

coronavirus have joined forces with a boxing coach convicted of a bizarre racist rant.The Saving Perth group – who also protest against social distancing – have held ­demonstrations in the town in recent weeks.But after counter-protestors turned up to rubbish their stance, they recruited several men to their ranks.Among them was David Soutar – who was spared a jail sentence four years ago for a hate-filled online tirade.Saving Perth organiser Lucy Santosha described the men as “freedom fighters”

Coronation Street debut in June, and she said it's the 'proudest moment of her life' to star in the world's longest running soap opera which turns 60 in December.

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Edinburgh. The group protest against Covid-19 safety measures and two members are said to have berated the teens, aged 14 and 15, and telling them wearing face masks was "akin to wearing a swastika".