Coronavirus could threaten body's entire nervous system, study finds

Dave Grohl is raising his hand for teachers. In a new audio episode of his "Dave's True Stories" series, which debuted on Wednesday (July 22), he offers a nearly nine-minute homage to educators entitled "In Defense of Our Teachers." The love note to the teachers -- like his mom, Virginia, who taught in public schools in their Ohio hometown for three decades -- is the spoken-word version of an essay Grohl penned for The Atlanticon Tuesday.

coronavirus pandemic.

A coronavirus vaccine will not be available before the end of the year, a a World Health Organisation (WHO) expert has said.

Benidorm beaches reopened to tourists and locals with new rules in place. Brits were able to soak up the sun on the beach as restrictions lifted for the first time in Spain.

coronavirus can spread predominantly by droplets from coughs, sneezes and speaking, with the droplets then being able to be picked up from surfaces, a mask or covering is designed to help protect others. And when used correctly, it may reduce the spread of Covid-19 in certain circumstances.Whether this is a reusable or single-use face covering, or a scarf, bandana, religious garment or hand-made cloth covering, they must securely fit round the side of the face.If you don't, the maximum fine will be £100 - reduced by half to £50 if paid within 14 days.But we would like to know what you think about the new changes.

here"He clearly became reckless following his previous successful attempts to break onto property at the station and forgot that the railway is a CCTV rich environment and he would eventually be caught."Bird pleaded guilty to four counts of burglary and one count of attempted burglary.At Manchester Crown Court, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison, BTP said.Details have only just been published.Bird also received a 12 week sentence to run consecutively for breaching a previous order, the force said in a statement.We have a dedicated Facebook page bringing you all the latest news, events and community news in Stockport.To keep up to date with all that is happening in Stockport - and to join in the discussion - follow the page here.And you

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherBald blokes are up to 40 per cent more likely to end up in hospital with coronavirus, a bizarre new study has found.Doctors claim to have found a link between male hair loss and the severity of the illness.Dermatologists analysed data from 2,000 Brits hospitalised by the virus for the new study.Results showed a fifth of bald men tested positive for Covid-19 in hospital.This is compared to just 15% of positive tests for men with a head full of luscious locks.And because the men tested positive in hospital, it indicates they had a more severe form of Covid-19.Although patient outcomes were not revealed and so cannot confirm the study’s claim.It is already widely

News : “It’s getting worse and worse, it’s spiralling out of control. “There was a big increase in rubbish being dumped at the side of roads and at beauty spots when the dumps were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.“But now they are open, the problem still exists, people are failing to look after our beautiful countryside.“And I think lockdown is playing a part in it, as there seems to be a new form of fly-tipping by youngsters leaving their party camp sites behind after they go home.

destinations. Earlier this month, Nicola Sturgeon confirmed quarantine-free air bridges with 39 countries - and later added Spain to that list.

The Washington Blade’s Chris Johnson is nominated for Outstanding Newspaper Article and the Los Angeles Blade’s Karen Ocamb will receive special recognition at the GLAAD Media Awards next week. (Photo courtesy Ocamb)

coronavirus pandemic.Earlier this month, the UK government announced an unprecedented £1.57 billion in grants to support the arts sector, though the funding doesn’t yet appear to include nightclubs, dance music events and festivals.The #LetUsDance campaign has been signed by Thom Yorke, Fatboy Slim, Caribou, Massive Attack, Four Tet, Daniel Avery and many more, who are urging the government to recognise the UK’s dance music industry in the same way as the live music and performing arts sectors, and give the industry the funding to keep going through the coronavirus pandemic.The new campaign follows the wider music industry launching the #LetTheMusicPlay campaign, which saw Radiohead, The Cure, Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Johnny Marr, Dizzee

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed claimants who are moving on to Universal Credit will receive up to two weeks of extra money that doesn’t need to be paid back. The one-off, lump sum payment is for those switching from one of the six legacy benefits that Universal Credit is gradually replacing.

Download the Microsoft News app for full coverage of the crisisLatest rules on face masks (Independent)Lockdown changes: What it means for you (The Daily Mirror)____________________________________________________The insider went on to say that it will not be "easy being separated for that length of time," from their loved ones.The dancers are "determined to bring it back to our screens," as they "love the show," so will undertake the hardship so that the series can go ahead.Paramedics gather outside the North Melbourne public housing complex, where nine towers had been placed under hard lockdown, in Australia on July 8.A view of a newly built hospital to treat COVID-19 patients at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Mumbai, India, on July 7.

Actress Sarah Hyland has put her wedding plans on hold, insisting the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter movement are more important to her and husband-to-be Wells Adams right now.The Modern Family star and the former The Bachelorette reality TV contestant became engaged last summer, but the pair have delayed their nuptials due to restrictions linked to COVID-19.

coronavirus hotspots as shoppers prepare to start donning face coverings at the supermarket in a bid to stem the spread of Covid-19.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.MOTORCYCLISTS are among the most vulnerable road users and while they make up just one per cent of the traffic on our roads, they account for around 13 per cent of fatalities.During the summer months, increased focus is given to motorcycle safety as larger numbers of people take their bikes out to take advantage of the good weather.As a result, road policing officers are urging motorists across Airdrie and Coatbridge to be extra vigilant for motorcycles during their journeys – and ensure they give sufficient room when following or overtaking bikers.Similarly, drivers are reminded to continually check for motorcycles when moving off, or emerging from junctions.In

travel within days, the Government is set to announce. The UK-holiday favourite is set to be added to the 59 nations it will be possible to travel to without needing to isolate when they return home.

HMRC data shows.

coronavirus cases. The UK's Foreign Office currently lists Spain as one of 59 quarantine-exempt countries Brits can travel to, without needing to self-isolate upon return.That could be under review soon, but Brits in Spain have insisted they are not fearing Covid-19.

The rules on face coverings and when they should be worn in public are about to undergo a major change.

Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser of their worries about the speed, volume and type of traffic passing through the village; while Airdrie South councillor Michael Coyle also expressed concern about the “ridiculous” amount of passing freight traffic using the village road.