All women being admitted to Ayrshire Maternity Unit will be tested for Covid

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production was halted for two weeks, beginning in the middle of January. And with just days left before it could begin again, insiders are abuzz that Singer could be putting the whole thing at risk again by taking the impromptu vacation.“It’s very stupid,” a production source sniffed of her trip, “Likely she’ll have to quarantine for a while when she gets back.”It even appears that Singer might be trying to cover her tracks.

John Stankey, chief executive of WarnerMedia parent AT&T, compared current production challenges to a “battle” as the studio struggles to wade through shutdowns.

direct to your inbox A further 27 people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for  coronavirus. It brings the region's hospital death toll to 4,877.According to the latest NHS data, a further two people have died at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust.Another 10 lives have been lost at Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust.One more person has died at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and The Christie NHS Foundation Trust.Another six people have died at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, and a further five people have died at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust.

China is now using anal swab tests to curb the spread of the coronavirus in its capital city of Beijing, according to state TV. This comes after small, local outbreaks in the country led to China shutting off many of its northern cities.And now it is rolling out mass testing projects – with a twist.Before, these tests had mostly been carried out with nose and throat swabs.But rapid test involves a swab being inserted around two to three centimetres (0.8 to 1.2 inches) into the rectum and being rotated multiple times.

A little girl has been kept out of school for months as she is suffering from severe 'long Covid' - which makes her fall asleep at her desk.

These are the faces of some of the young victims of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell are recalling the unusual circumstances of their wedding day and shortly thereafter.

Ayrshire has recorded its highest weekly coronavirus death toll since last April.New National Records of Scotland (NRS) data shows that between January 18 and January 24, a total of 46 deaths were registered in the region where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.That's the highest number since the week beginning April 13 last year when the same measured death toll stood at 51.The grim news comes as a further 15 deaths from confirmed coronavirus were recorded in Ayrshire in the last 24 hours.A further 110 cases of the disease have been diagnosed in the region.The number of patients with the virus in NHS Ayrshire hospitals has risen by one to 229.There remains 17 people in intensive care.Across Scotland, 92 deaths and 1,330 cases

Perth and Kinross has experienced its deadliest week of the coronavirus pandemic for the third week in a row after deaths rose by 61 per cent. The week from January 18 to 24 saw COVID-19 recorded on a death certificate in the region 29 times.

Kilmarnock is like a second home to him.This season he was lured back to Rugby Park for his third spell – this time permanently.When he first arrived in Ayrshire he was a 23-year-old on loan from Aston Villa with a £5 million price tag hanging over him.But now he is more mature after a couple of underwhelming moves to Belgium and Portugal, and at the age of 26, he knows it’s time to knuckle-down and focus on his career.The midfielder said: “Kilmarnock has always been a great place for me, not just on the pitch but off of it too.“It’s a very warm place to be, I feel comfortable being in Kilmarnock.“On the field I have had a lot of opportunities to go and express myself and show what I can do.“Last time Steve Clarke was here who I’ve worked

Logan Paul has explained his disappointment at how the news of his bout with Floyd Mayweather being postponed became public. YouTube star Paul was due to take on Mayweather in an exhibition fight on February 20, though it has been delayed.Whenever the meeting does take place, it will see 50-0 boxing legend Mayweather return to the ring for the first time since December 2018.

Perth and Kinross Council is set to bring in a new decision-making system during the COVID-19 pandemic, much to the anger of opposition councillors.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Infection rates continue to stabilise in West Lothian as Nicola Sturgeon warns people not to book summer holidays just yet.The latest Public Health Scotland (PHS) data as of January 26 shows that there were 37 new cases, another 244 over the seven day period between January 18 to 24, and a new total of 5388 since records began.The 133 per 100,000 of the population who tested positive in the last seven days means the county remains under the national average of 167.In Lothian there were 135 new cases, 973 over the week and a total of 23,807.NHS Lothian have had the third highest amount of infections among all the health boards in Scotland since

Susan Sarandon admits there were talks of a “Thelma & Louise” sequel, but she doesn’t know how it would work.

direct to your inboxFrontline staff at Stockport council are being offered rapid Covid tests as part of a targeted approach to bringing infection rates down.The lateral flow tests - which deliver a result in 30 minutes - will also be available to ‘partner organisations’ such as voluntary sector groups working with the public.Invitations will be sent to staff who are unable to work solely from home, especially those who have face-to-face contact with the over 70s.Around one in three people infected with Covid-19 have no symptoms, so could be spreading the disease without knowing it.Rapid testing helps to identify these cases, meaning those who have caught the virus but not fallen ill know to self-isolate.The community-based nature of many

Robbie Williams, 46, has jetted out of St Barts after contracting Covid-19 on a family holiday to the Caribbean island earlier this month. The Take That singer insists he is now feeling "good" and that he only ever had "mild" symptoms when he was suffering from Covid-19.Robbie, who is understood to have spent 14 days isolating in a £15,000-a-night villa in the idyllic hotspot, said: "All is good.

covid ' has been too ill for school since October. Anna Hendy became infected with the virus in April along with mum Helen Goss, 37, and her partner in Westhill, Aberdeenshire.

Ayrshire say they have stepped up patrols in a bid to ensure the coronavirus lockdown is being respected.Chief Superintendent Faroque Hussain said his officers would "encourage people to do the right thing".And he pledged they will "act decisively to enforce the law" when finding any "wilful breaches".It follows a fresh plea today from NHS chiefs to the public to follow the stay-at-home order.Director of Public Health at Ayrshire & Arran, Lynne McNiven, said: "We are at a crucial time locally for controlling the spread of COVID-19."This phase of the pandemic is having the greatest impact on our communities in terms of positive cases, numbers admitted to hospital and sadly deaths."This is placing great strain on every aspect of the

NHS Ayrshire & Arran bosses have confirmed that doses of a coronavirus vaccine were wasted at the weekend.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has urged fans to 'get it done' as he received his first Covid jab.