Survey results: What YOU thought of the decision to delay the June 21 lockdown easing

When Netflix dropped the cast of season two of Love is Blind, there were four extra people in there.

In October, a horrific tragedy occurred in New Mexico on the set of "Rust" – cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died after a gun that actor Alec Baldwin was holding discharged and a live projectile fatally hit the rising star. With an investigation still underway, lawsuits mounting and questions unanswered, Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies is speaking out.  In an interview with Vanity Fair, which describes the tragic incident as "an event cascade" with "each incident contributing to the moment that claimed [Hutchins's] life," Carmack-Altwies "already sees that Hutchins's death was caused not by a single action but by numerous failures and mistakes." Here's a look at those factors, according to Vanity Fair, which notes that the former public defender has yet to file charges "and won't know for several more months if she will."' In October, a horrific tragedy occurred on the set of "Rust" – cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died after a gun actor Alec Baldwin was holding discharged and a live projectile fatally hit the rising star.

A new service linked to seven secondary schools in North Ayrshire will help parents, carers and pupils deal with financial matters.

GOOD Morning Britain's Kate Garraway got a text live on air today as co-host Ben Shephard quipped "is it Matt Hancock?" The presenters mocked the Health Secretary after The Sun exposed his secret affair. We revealed he cheated on his wife with his closest aide Gina Coladangelo, 43.

a weekend of events in Liverpool, the BRIT Awards and Download Festival.Events organisers were eagerly anticipating the results of the programme last week ahead of a planned summer of live music, but they were delayed without explanation.They are now attempting to open up the industry once again, after initial results suggested that attending a live music event posed as much risk of contracting COVID-19 as going shopping.A spokesperson for Boris Johnson told The Guardian: “These pilots provide real-life data so we can fully understand any benefits, problems or challenges with mass events.”Quizzed why the results had not yet showed up, they replied: “We’re assessing the evidence as we speak.”The results are likely to appear “shortly”, they

anti-Brexit stance. Bercow made numerous enemies among Tory Brexit-supporting MPs due to a series of decisions perceived as favouring the Remain camp leading to Boris Johnson breaking with long-standing convention to elevate a retiring speaker to the House of Lords.Critics said Bercow’s weekend defection to Labour was part of a “cunning” plan to get a Labour nomination to the Lords.But Bercow told Sky’s Trevor Phillips On Sunday: “I’ve had absolutely no discussion whatsoever, either with Keir Starmer or any other member of the Labour leadership about that matter."“There has been no barter, no trade, no deal whatsoever.

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GB News is already on the radar of UK media regulator Ofcom after its opening night drew more than 350 complaints from unhappy viewers.

AMANDA Holden has called for lockdown to be scrapped as she slammed the government for extending lockdown. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 50, told fans she had had enough after Boris Johnson extended the lockdown lift on her Instagram.

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Latitude Festival has issued a statement in response to the government’s announcement that planned easing of coronavirus restrictions will be delayed by four weeks.Previously, all limits on social distancing and crowd capacities were due to be lifted on June 21, however Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced today (June 14) that this will now not take place until July 19 due to the spread of new COVID-19 variants.With Latitude due to begin just three days later (July 22-25) the festival’s founder Melvin Benn has said the team is still weighing up whether it can take place as planned.“We don’t think it means the end of our hopes for Latitude this year,” said the statement, which you can read in full below.A @cinchuk presents Latitude 2021

Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) has called for an urgent intervention from the UK government for festivals after the easing of coronavirus restrictions was delayed by a month.Tonight (June 14), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the date of June 21, in which all coronavirus restrictions would be lifted in England, will now be delayed until July 19.The PM told a press conference that they had seen “more infection and more hospitalisation” of late, with the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreading faster than the third wave that was predicted when the roadmap was first drawn up back in February.He said that there was a “real possibility that the virus would outrun the vaccine” and cause “thousands more deaths” unless the

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Covid that would cost “thousands” of deaths, The Prime Minister was joined by Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer and Patrick Vallance, the chief scientific adviser at the Downing Street press conference as they sought to buy time to double-dose more of the population before easing restrictions.Johnson said: “We can give the NHS a few more crucial weeks to get those remaining jabs into the arms of those who need them.” He added: “I think it is sensible to wait just a little longer.”The move follows warnings from scientists that the rapid spread of the Delta variant first identified in India risks a third wave if it is allowed to spread unchecked.Nicola Sturgeon will update the Scottish parliament with a covid statement on Tuesday on

Get the latest on money saving tips and benefit changes straight to your inbox each week with our Record Money newsletter.There will be no change to the ending of the furlough wage support scheme despite an extension of lockdown announced by Boris Johnson.The UK Government confirmed it will not heed calls from industry and opponents to further extend furlough and other financial support as the Prime Minister announced a delay to his original road map out of restrictions for England.The delay announced by Boris Johnson means that the road map easing earmarked for June 21 in England will be delayed for four weeks to July 19.Nicola Sturgeon could announce similar measures for Scotland on Tuesday.This means that pubs, restaurants, cinemas and

coronavirus restrictions being delayed by four weeks.Tonight (Monday, June 14), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the date of June 21 – also known to some as “Freedom Day” – in which all coronavirus restrictions would be lifted in England will now be delayed until July 19.The PM told a press conference that they had seen “more infection and more hospitalisation” of late, with the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreading faster than the third wave that was predicted when the roadmap was first drawn up back in February.

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