Officials today warned celebrities and second homeowners they can t hide in Cornwall and Suffolk as police crack-down on rule-breakers in a sweeping anti-Covid clampdown.
Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez told celebrities and high-profile social media stars not to make unnecessary trips to Devon and Cornwall during the third national lockdown.
Celebrities who have spent time in Cornwall during previous lockdowns include chef Gordon Ramsay, who was even reported to police for travelling between London and his £4million second home.
A spokesperson told MailOnline that Mr Ramsay has been in London since December, but declined to comment on any forthcoming travel plans for security and privacy reasons.
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A police force wants powers to force entry into the homes of suspected Covid rule breakers.
West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has urged the government to give officers power of entry, to help enforce the new regulations more easily.
The edict comes as Scotland Yard warned its officers will take a harder line as they issue fines more quickly to people caught without a mask, or outside without a reasonable excuse.
In a statement about its stricter enforcement approach , the force said: Londoners can expect officers to be more inquisitive as to why they see them out and about.