After six years away, Adele returned last week with her eagerly anticipated new song Easy on Me and it’s fair to say everyone was ecstatic. Well, everyone except Doncaster Council.
Tweeting their dismay at this flagrant ignorance of littering rules, Doncaster Council said: “Unfortunately, as Adele’s video was clearly filmed within the confines of Doncaster metropolitan borough, she will be issued with a fixed penalty notice for littering immediately. Despite repeated requests, we will not be going easy on her.“
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