Rita Ora has apologised for a second breach of the UK's Covid-19 restrictions

The 30-year-old flew to Egypt for a private performance on 21 November. On her return the following day, she should have isolated for two weeks.Instead, she threw a birthday party in London, which was itself in violation of lockdown rules.The star apologised for the party last week, and offered to pay a fine.Details of her trip to Egypt subsequently emerged in the Mail On Sunday.The newspaper said the singer, whose hits include I Will Never Let You Down, Your Song and Let You Love Me, had played an exclusive set at Cairo's W Hotel for a six-figure sum.

An unverified source also told the Mail that Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi was among those in attendance, although the claim has been disputed.In response, Ora said she "deserved criticism" for her actions, and would donate her fee from the concert to charity.