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EuroMillions winner Jane Park denies social distancing breach at boozy outdoor family party
EUROMILLIONS winner Jane Park has hit back after she was accused of breaching social distancing rules at a boozy outdoor family party.
The £1million winner, 24, was seen in footage hugging at least two different revellers and standing within two metres of another guest.
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More than eight people were in attendance at the garden bash, celebrating the Edinburgh socialite's cousin's 21st birthday, despite Scottish Government regulations.
Jane declined to comment when approached by The Scottish Sun on Sunday.
But she wrote on social media: “I’m not sorry for being at a family party yesterday.
“Social distancing was applied to anyone not from the same household and a Portaloo was also there so no one was mixing inside.”
She added it wasn't "her place" to tell others at the party to adhere to social distancing.
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It came as Scots continued to breach lockdown orders by flocking to remote beauty spots for the second weekend in a row.
Cops closed key roads near Drymen and Callander in Stirlingshire to stop people defying guidance on travelling only up to five miles.
But there was still a queue of cars parked bumper-to-bumper at Arrochar, near Loch Lomond, despite facilities being closed.
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Gordon Watson, chief executive of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, warned visitors risked “spreading infection and putting unnecessary pressure on local services”.
Some coronavirus restrictions were eased in Scotland last Thursday after Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the country had entered phase 1 of its lockdown exit plan.
People can now meet friends and family from one other household per day.
But gatherings remain limited to maximum groups of eight and must all take place outdoors.
EuroMillions winner Jane Park flashes her bum during raunchy dance as she enjoys night out with pals
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