Sky News's Kay Burley divides fans with COVID apology – but will face internal inquiry

Avril Lavigne says she can appreciate and relate to Olivia Rodrigo and her musical journey in a big way.The songstress spoke with ET's Lauren Zima this week, ahead of the launch of her new album, and the pop superstar reflected on her recent meeting with the «Drivers License» singer.«I met her a [few months] ago and it's like she's kind of going through what I went through,» Lavigne shared. «I wrote my first album when I was 16 and experienced crushes and like dating or whatever for the first time and how intense that feels, and then writing songs and putting that into music.»«It’s so great because you’re putting all that into your art and it’s so real and people relate to that, and she’s great,» she added. «It was so lovely meeting her and she’s doing amazing stuff.»Lavigne has never shied away from incorporating her personal life into her music — which is actually where the title track of her new album came from.«So my new album is called because that was how I've been feeling at the beginning of making this record,» she said.

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David Beckham is a proud dad of four and can often be found sharing photos of his and Victoria's kids, Brooklyn, 22, Romeo, 19, Cruz, 17 and ten-year-old Harper, on his social media – much to the delight of his 71 million followers.MORE: Harper Beckham's £1.5K ski jacket will blow your mindOn Thursday, the former footballer shared an adorable picture of his only daughter hugging the new family pet, her bunny Coco, and we can't help but notice how much she looks like her eldest brother.WATCH: Victoria Beckham shares adorable video of daughter Harper with new family memberIn the picture, the ten-year-old is wearing a silk blue and white pyjama set whilst smiling for David, who is behind the camera.READ:  I tried Victoria Beckham's go-to beauty products - this is what's actually worth itRELATED: David and Victoria Beckham's 10 sweetest moments with mini-me Harper Seven"Bunny love," the 46-year-old simply captioned the photo.David has a great relationship with his daughter and recently treated her and Cruz to a ski holiday during the school break. In the new picture, Harper could be seen bonding with her bunny CocoDavid and his two youngest children had fun in the snow but seem to have reunited with mum Victoria in their Cotswolds home since.Victoria was unable to join them as according to David she was working hard on her latest fashion collection.

Covid-19 rules, Sky News has confirmed. The Wigan -born broadcaster will be removed from presenting duties for six months, while political editor Beth Rigby and correspondent Inzamam Rashid have been taken off air for three months.

Kay Burley for six months after she hosted a party for her 60th birthday and broke lockdown rules.

Comcast-owned Sky News has taken arguably its top presenter, Kay Burley, off-air for six months after she breached the UK’s coronavirus rules over the weekend.

Kay Burley 's Sky News co-hosts have been removed from presenting duties, it's been claimed. The Sky News breakfast host apologised for breaking Tier 2 restrictions in lockdown to host her flashy 60th birthday party amid the coronavirus pandemic.

PHILLIP Schofield made a sly dig about Kay Burley on This Morning after the Sky News star's rule-breaking birthday bash. It came as the show previewed a phone-in with The Sun's Deidre Sanders on people who were breaking coronavirus rules to throw a festive party.

It was announced that presenter Kay Burley had been reportedly taken off Sky News after she broke the rules of COVID-19 in the UK.

Kay Burley has said she will not front Sky News in the coming weeks due to a pre-planned holiday to Africa, after admitting breaking Covid-19 lockdown safety rules. The TV host, 59, is facing an internal inquiry for what she described as "an error of judgment".She was not on air on Tuesday, and the show was instead presented by Sarah Hewson.Following speculation over whether she would return to work before 2021, Burley shared a message on Twitter saying she had always planned to take time off to visit "my beloved Africa".Sharing a video from a safari trip, she wrote: "Lovely people, whatever else you read be safe in the knowledge I was always heading to my beloved Africa on Friday to sit with lions.

Kay Burley didn't present her Sky News show today after breaking coronavirus rules.The presenter admitted on Twitter she "inadvertently" broke the rules by entering a restaurant to answer a call of nature while celebrating her upcoming 60th birthday over the weekend.. She told how her rule breaking came after she visited a "Covid compliant" eatery.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley has apologised for “inadvertently” breaking Tier 2 rules amid the coronavirus pandemic while celebrating her 60th birthday. The newsreader is thought to face an internal investigation by Sky News after partying with nine other people at private members venue the Century Club in London’s Soho on Saturday night (5 December).

BBC Breakfast, hitting the golf course or getting in her daily dose of exercise, Naga Munchetty enjoys nothing more than a relaxing evening at home. This week, the 45-year-old shared a rare personal snapshot on Instagram, revealing a sneak peek inside her sitting room in the process.MORE: Sky News's Kay Burley divides fans with COVID apology – but will face internal inquiryThe image sees Naga sitting on a cream leather sofa, decorated with bright pink and green cushions.

direct to your inboxGary Neville has launched a scathing attack on the country's politicians over their handling of the coronavirus pandemic - saying they are 'out of their depth'.The former Man United defender turned property developer was interviewed on Sky News this morning about the crisis.Neville is among a group of local business leaders spearheading UnitedCity - a new lobbying group set up with the aim of getting Greater Manchester 'back on its feet'.The campaigners want to encourage people to return to town and city centres again, arguing they are 'critical to the success' of the entire region.Speaking to Sky's Sophe Ridge, Neville compared the government's success during the Covid-19 pandemic to his time as boss of Spanish club