Sport in all corners of the world has ground to a halt as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. But some teams and players are returning to training and plans are being drawn up to get going again.

A player exodus from Britain to Japan is in prospect, after former England fly-half Freddie Burns announced a move to the Far East and other high-profile names are set to follow him.

The artist, 57, has created three collections for the make-up giant, which take their lead from typically unconventional subjects.

Celebrities such as Madonna and Demi Moore guzzle coconut water by the gallon while cosmetic companies are also promoting its benefits.

The new crop of high-end, locally produced bath and body goodies are as patriotic as they are luxurious. So raise a flag for the best British beauty products .

Lisa Armstrong is the head make-up designer on Strictly Come Dancing and is responsible for the glamorous looks worn by the stars of the show.

Estee Lauder chairman Leonard Lauder said: 'Nail polish has become the heir to lipstick in the recession.'

Using oils in our beauty regime is commonly thought to do more harm than good. If spots or greasy hair are a concern, slathering on a rich, pore-clogging oil is the last thing you’d think of doing.

As if we didn’t have enough to do fighting crows’ feet, grey hairs and chipped nail polish, it seems that there is a new body part coming under scrutiny: the armpit.

She’s long been heralded as Team GB’s Olympic poster girl, but on my way to meet Jessica Ennis, I mused on what it must be like to add another moniker to her already impressive list of titles.

Popping a pill that will make you look younger is a woman’s dream. It might sound like science fiction, but research is proving that beauty supplements really do work.

Standing at a statuesque 5ft 8in with a slim but curvaceous size ten figure, it's unsurprising that Annabel Davis is a model. But she's also grey haired, with laughter lines.

From daisies to prickly pears, many of the latest beauty products are plant-based and sound as if they should be chopped into salads rather than rubbed on to faces.

The Made In Chelsea star has created a camera-ready make-up look that will make you feel like a million dollars.

The reality star, 24, recommends investing in a decent UV lamp - but do remember to fully prep your hands with SPF hand cream to protect fingers.

The Made In Chelsea star, 24, has gathered up her perfect weekend beauty kit, a selection of tried-and-tested travel products.

Binky hows you how to achieve an off-duty day look inspired by the Victoria's Secret Angels, such as Lily Aldridge (pictured right).

Binky, who is filming MIC in New York, says American girls really know their grooming, adding that while Brits are 'slap-dash' when it comes to applying make-up, our US sisters look sleek and glossy every day.

Binky shows you how to achieve her sexy smoky eye look from her calendar shoot without looking washed out and greasy from camera flashes.

Following Cheryl's return to the limelight Binky captures her fellow brunette's signature beauty look of sultry eyes, glowing skin and pale lips.

The Made In Chelsea star shows you how to get the simply yet sexyLipstick Boutique, here she shows you how to get the look.

This week Binky modeled for her nail collection - Binky London, showcasing her latest range of shades. She wanted a tan look to soak up the last of the summer.

The MIC star goes for a sleek, Sixties look with the help of make-up artist Olivia Newman-Young.

Binky waves bye bye to Summer with this week's makeover. With the help of ex MIC star Olivia Newman-Young, Binky uses deep plum shades to echo Burberry's catwalk beauty.

This week Binky shares her top tips for autumn skincare and refreshing dried summer skin. The MIC star also shows you how to achieve the perfect Hollywood wave.

Binky opted for Hollywood waves and air brushed beauty for a night out with the girls completing the look with a £500,000 ring. She was joined by Rosie Fortescue and Louise Thompson for the evening.

Binky has been enjoying a few pamper evenings as the nights get colder and winter sets in. Here she shares her favourite products for the perfect girly luxury night in.

Binky has started her Christmas shopping early this year to avoid the rush. Here she shares what the stars of MIC can expect to receive under the tree, whether scented candles or sexy lingerie.

Binky Felstead has looked to the fashion shows for this week's beauty look. She takes inspiration from the Moschino Barbie-themed runway. The look has been popular with celebrities like Rita Ora.

NYE is one of the biggest nights of the year, so calls for ultimate glamour. Made In Chelsea's Binky talks you through tricky contouring and how to shimmer without looking overdone.

Binky has been experiencing the winter blues since returning from Mexico. She has treated herself to a Vitamin C facial to perk her and her skin up.

This week Binky recreates Queen Elsa's make-up from Disney's Frozen. She is joined by Olivia Newman-Young who shares her tips on how to achieve the wide-eyed Disney look.

In celebration of the Fifty Shades of Grey movie release Binky has created a smoldering smokey eye look. Her come-to-bed eyes use a grey tones for a sexy but subtle finish.

From big and bouncy hair to flawless make-up and a gorgeous golden glow, Made In Chelsea star Binky Felstead shows you how to get red carpet ready ahead of tonight's BAFTA TV Awards!

Binky Felstead tries out a contour palette with the help of make-up artist Mikey Phillips. The technique takes too long to wear it every day but it can be a show-stopper for a night out.

Made In Chelsea star Binky Felstead shows how to create dark, glamorous make-up that looks perfect on pasty winter skin - and how to use black eyeliner to apply a dramatic plum-coloured pout.

If you could take just four beauty products to a remote desert island.. what would they be? Top Australian makeup artist Heidi Hamoud shares her tips for the perfect dewy base and killer lashes

With brands such as Vera Wang, Tom Ford and Gucci - to name just a few - all selling their wares on the website it might be worth considering the online retailer for your high-end shopping.

Fashion icons Victoria Beckham and Olivia Palermo show off the versatility of a red pantsuit wearing almost the identical set from the Victoria Beckham Collection.

You don't have to sacrifice style for comfort, as there are plenty of chic and short rain boots that will act just as much as an accessory as a necessity.

FEMAIL tested six sheets that aim to help tame hair frizz. The E.L.F Frizz Taming Hair Shine Sheets took the edge off ‘second day’ dry ends and only cost 14p per sheet.

The Leggings Depot Soft and Slim leggings have been causing a storm on Amazon, with customers describing them as 'heavenly', 'buttery soft' and 'the BEST leggings I've ever owned.'

Katharine Polk, who has dressed the likes of Angelina Jolie, Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner among others, has shared her best buys from Target's Wild Fable and Original Use collections.

Sofia Richie, 20, teamed up with Los Angeles based premium swimwear and apparel brand, Frankies Bikinis, to create a 10 piece swim collection and stars in the sizzling campaign.

The under-eye enhancer is clinically proven to erase the appearance of unwanted wrinkles, fine lines and dark circles without the need for expensive and painful treatments.

IAN LADYMAN: Already we owe them, Brendan Rodgers and Frank Lampard. Even if they do not manage to keep it up we should thank them all the same.

IAN LADYMAN: If you were to ask Liverpool fans whether they would prefer to lift the Carabao Cup at Wembley or the Club World Cup in Doha on Saturday, many would plump for the former.

IAN LADYMAN: People at City have moved mountains to give Guardiola the environment he demanded at the Etihad. If he walks as soon as the wind changes, it would not say great things.

IAN LADYMAN: Lamenting this week of the passing of Harry Gregg, I found myself thinking about Sir Bobby Charlton and, in turn, the 1966 World Cup final.

IAN LADYMAN: Common sense gives Lampard at least one more season. Common sense says a young, bright manager is given opportunity to plan properly in a way that few of his predecessors were.