Bernard Sumner is not having a great time in lockdown after he ranted about not being able to get to his boat in Wales. The Joy Division rock star, 64, said that "lockdown’s doing my f***ing nut in” because "the f***ing Welsh won't let me in".

The current social distancing guidelines in Wales are different to those in England - at all non-essential travel is banned between the two nations.

Wales has urged people to refrain from travelling from England as it decided to go a separate path from Boris Johnson’s plan to ease lockdown rules on travel.

And Bernard has expressed his deepest frustration at the current guidelines that have left him foaming at the mouth. Speaking to The Times, the outspoken musician said: “I’ve got a brand new boat

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