Can you be fined for taking your child out of school and how much is it?

gonorrhoea set to sweep across the country.With gruesome symptoms and painful implications, health experts are growing concerned as three new confirmed cases of the highly infections STI have appeared in the UK.Dr. Teodora Wi from the World Health Organisation has warned "These are extensively drug-resistant gonorrhoea with high-level resistance to the current recommended treatment for gonorrhoea."The bacterial infection is the second most common STI, and its symptoms are bad at the best of times — let alone when it becomes an unshiftable illness.Dr Sameer Sanghvi, Clinical Technology Lead at LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor, said: "Finding this strain of gonorrhoea in the UK is a stark reminder of the importance of keeping on top of your sexual health. Here's the low down on the nasty infection, with a breakdown of symptoms and advice on how to avoid it...Gonorrhoea is a bacteria spread through discharge — both male and female.

Jamie Carragher believes Manchester United should take inspiration from Sir Alex Ferguson's ruthless decisions of the past and cut ties with Cristiano Ronaldo in the summer.The former Liverpool defender has been critical of the Portuguese superstar following his sensational Red Devils return last summer, previously labelling the striker a "passenger".Despite netting 15 goals this season, Ronaldo has often drawn criticism over his inability to press and has been accused of refusing to sacrifice personal glory for the greater good of his team.The 37-year-old has reportedly grown disillusioned with the club in recent months and, amid speculation that his second Old Trafford stint could come to a swift end this summer, Carragher believes United would be better off without him.The Sky Sports pundit feels United should look to the past and the ruthless decisions of legendary former manager Ferguson as inspiration for how to solve the problems Ronaldo creates."No single player can ever be bigger than the club," Carragher wrote in his column for the Telegraph."And no-one knew that better than Sir Alex Ferguson who, in 2006, sold one of the Premier League most prolific goalscorers, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, because he felt the striker’s personal hunger for goals was inhibiting the progress of younger, emerging team-mates.Should Manchester United let Cristiano Ronaldo go in the summer? Have your say in the comment section"Who reaped the rewards? Ronaldo, who thrived after Van Nistelrooy’s exit."Just like Van Nistelrooy 16 years ago, Ronaldo’s goal sprees have the capacity to make anyone deemed critical look foolish."It does not alter the fact that the next United manager will face the same issues as Rangnick in trying to keep him

Ministers fear that chief medical officer Chris Whitty could quit over Boris Johnson's push to get employees back to work, it has been claimed.

Boris Johnson. The Moray MP published ambitions for transport, job security and the wider economy one day before the Scottish Government sets out its annual programme for government.

coronavirus outbreak in the UK in March.At the time, schools remained open for children of key workers and vulnerable children, while other schools were able to open fully on government instruction in June for the final part of the academic year.However, from next month, all pupils will be expected back in the classroom and if they don't, parents risk a fine.Many parents do still have concerns about sending their children back to school but the government and its scientific advisors do insist it is safe.On Wednesday (August 26) when addressing children at a school in the Midlands, Boris Johnson said: "Quite frankly, after all that time - 159 days - the risk to your health is not from Covid."Because after all, statistically speaking, your

Labour has drawn level with the Tories for the first time since last year in a big blow to Boris Johnson.

New government guidance says that a single case of coronavirus in a school could mean an entire year group being sent home.

The live music leg of the BBC Proms kicks off on Friday after days of controversy over the Last Night.

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Chelsea star, 32, will be tying the knot with his fiancé Gareth Locke, but shared his frustration that strangers in pubs can be around others without masks while loved ones have to mask up at weddings due to social distancing regulations. He tweeted: ‘I simply can’t understand why I can be in a bar or Resturant without a wearing a mask in a room full of strangers..

Boris Johnson behind his back using books.

Boris Johnson struggles to keep up in a class of 11-year-olds, and had an even tougher time with their parents, who laid into his “shambolic” handling of the reopening of schools.

Boris Johnson's u-turn which means schools outside of lockdown restrictions can now choose to make it obligatory - and has divided children into year group bubbles. Lunch time sessions will divide children into sets of 100.

coronavirus isn't school children's biggest threat as they prepare to head back to the classroom. The Prime Minister was speaking on Wednesday afternoon at Castle Rock school in Coalville, addressing students.

the Guardian reports.

Good Morning Britain resident health editor said that the impact of not sending young children back to school impacts not only their physical health but also their mental health is greater.Jones' statement came after Prime Minister Boris Johnson issued a message to parents encouraging them to send their children back to schools next month.Schools in Ireland began a gradual return for students yesterday.The PM claimed that the risk of children contracting the deadly coronavirus in schools is "very small".Doctor Hilary echoed the message sent out by the PM and said that for children between the ages of five and 14 the fatality rate for coronavirus is lower than that of seasonal flu.In a piece to camera, he said: "Parents often think of

The risk of children being in a road traffic accident or catching flu is greater than catching coronavirus at school, the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England has said.

Boris Johnson tonight begged parents to send their kids back when schools reopen in England next week.

Parents have taken to social media to express concern over Boris Johnson's 'unsettling' use of a baby carrier during a hiking trip in the Scottish Highlands.

Manchester Evening News."At the end of the day, you can sit in a pub close to people you don't know, but you can't sit in a pub close to people you do know. It's been tough not being able to see family."What concerns me the most is how it's going to affect schools reopening.

Coleen Rooney has proudly shared of photos of her and husband Wayne Rooney's son Kit preparing to start school. Four year old Kit will join his big brothers Kai, 10, and Klay, seven, when they return to school next month.The 34 year old's post of her third child beaming in the smart uniform comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he will be "fully" reopening schools in September.