Coronavirus outbreak at chicken factory worsens as 96 test positive for Covid-19

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.As the Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out deal comes to an end, a number of Wishaw restaurants are going to be slashing their prices to continue the offer.The scheme saw diners save 50 per cent, up to £10, off meals and soft drinks in restaurants on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays during August.And it proved popular, as restaurants saw a significant boost in business during the days the scheme was valid.50 restaurants in Motherwell and Wishaw saw 50,000 discounted meals over the month.This meant that customers saved a total of £316,000, an average of £6.32 per meal.To continue the savings, a number of restaurants in the area have said they will continue

Beyoncé, Janelle Monáe and US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have been hailed as real-life superheroes for a new DC Comics series.The new Wonder Women of History book series sees female/non-binary writers and artists telling 17 stories of women who “take up Wonder Woman’s iconic mantle” in a wide array of fields.As well as shining a spotlight on Monáe and Ocasio-Cortez, the new series also provides a look at influential figures including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, LGBTQ+ rights activist Edith Windsor, transgender activist Marsha P.

Denis Shapovalov has become the first Canadian to ever reach the quarterfinals in men’s singles at the U.S. Open following a four-set victory over No. 7 seed David Goffin of Belgium on Sunday.

Royal Mail is investigating after two posties died a day apart as temperatures soared over 34C during last month's heatwave.

While the UK version of Love Island was cancelled due to coronavirus, the US series is very much going ahead.

A deaf woman says she has applied for more than 3,000 jobs and been rejected for every single one.

“Gossip Girl” is finally plotting the course for its return.

click here. This isn’t the team’s first experience at the top industry awards.Last year Flowers by Karen picked up the top prize, being crowned UK Retail Florist of the Year, and came second in the website category, which they’re nominated again for this year.Despite dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, the floristry industry has brought colour and enjoyment to peoples’ lives, and it’s fitting that the creatives behind the scene are rewarded for their fabulous work.Although the awards may be held virtually this year due to social distancing rules, it doesn’t make it any less reason celebrate.“It was amazing to pick up the top award last October.

Wishaw have tested positive for coronavirus. Bosses at the store on Belhaven Road would not confirm how many employees had been struck down with the virus, describing it only as a 'small number'.

coronavirus cases are rapidly on the rise - yet the number of confirmed deaths remain extremely low. The Good Morning Britain doctor made his comments after the UK recorded its highest daily total of confirmed positive cases in more than three months.

hereThere were 2,988 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus as of 9am on Sunday (September 6) - a sharp spike from Saturday's figure of 1,813.It’s the highest number recorded since May 22.During his appearance on LBC radio, Mr Hancock said the 'holy grail' of testing would be a 'pregnancy-style test' where a person could take a saliva swab in the morning to know they were not infectious that day.“If we get to that position that would transform how we act as a society, short of a vaccine,” he said.When asked about people getting back into theatres to go to pantomimes, Mr Hancock told LBC: “That is the hope that we hold out for the nation, that we can get things going even if there isn’t a vaccine, that we can use mass testing so people can check

straight to your inbox Phil Foden has been criticised by Manchester City after he was sent home from the England camp. The 20-year-old was lauded at the weekend after making his senior international debut but has been condemned for a "totally inappropriate" decision that has seen him unable to travel with Gareth Southgate's squad to Denmark for their game on Tuesday.

As many as hundreds of pupils are now having to self-isolate after positive coronavirus cases were confirmed in at least eight Liverpool schools.

Manchester United have revealed their disappointment in Mason Greenwood after he broke Iceland's quarantine rules and was dropped by England.

Edinburgh are set to walk out amid a dispute over pay. GMB Scotland has accused chiefs at Burton’s Biscuits Co.

Covid-19 have not displayed the official symptoms associated with the virus, according to an app. The Covid Symptom Study App, which has been endorsed by the Scottish Government and NHS Scotland, is a research project designed to help experts in tackling coronavirus.

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A staff member at the school Boris Johnson visited has tested positive for Covid-19 - just days after the prime minister and his team did a walkabout 'meet and greet'.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was seen recruiting a mate to make sure every inch of her skin was covered in sun cream.

Amanda Holden didn't let a chilly September morning stop her from wearing one of her trademark revealing outfits.

Tenet has taken nearly £114 million ($150 million) globally at the box office following its release in the past few weeks.The much-delayed film, which stars John David Washington and Robert Pattinson, finally hit UK screens a few weeks ago, with the US following last week.Tenet has, however, been anticipated as an arbiter of the health of the cinema industry amid the coronavirus pandemic, as it is viewed as being the biggest release since cinemas re-opened over the summer.According to Variety, Tenet is nearing a modest £114 million globally, which is largely in line with expectations in the current climate.It also took £15.2 million ($20 million) in the US over the weekend, and £59.5 million ($78.3 million) internationally.Studio Warner