Coronavirus: Schools to close for one month at Easter as kids learn from home

BBC show, filmed before the coronavirus pandemic, the team travelled to Erddig, north Wales where expert Geoffrey Munn was stunned with the story behind a pair of earrings.A clip from the episode shows Geoffrey explaining: “Some very capable collectors of natural pearls became active and these are cascading down, these are wonderful examples of just that.“Diamonds, button-shaped natural pearls.“And you must love wearing them surely?”She replies: “I have a couple of times now, I’ve worn them twice at least.”When asked how much they cost from the charity shop, the woman reveals they were £2.99.Stunned, Geoffrey says: “I’m following you around forever more because what you spent not quite £3 on is worth close to £2,000.”The staggering

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has the most incredible home in LA, where she has been isolating with her family during the lockdown. And on Tuesday, the Hollywood star gave fans a glimpse inside one of her many bathrooms – and it's as stylish as you would expect! The How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days actress posted a mirror selfie of herself standing in the room, which featured patterned pink wallpaper and a vintage-inspired white mirror.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Children in South Lanarkshire and beyond will not have to physically distance themselves from other pupils when they return to school on August 12.New scientific advice published by the Scottish Government outlined the "best and safest way" to reopen schools provided coronavirus continues to be suppressed.The government's Coronavirus Advisory Sub-Group on Education and Children’s Issues - which includes academics from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities as well as representatives from Education Scotland and Public Health Scotland - found that "the balance of the evidence suggests that no distancing should be required between children in primary

Lauren Goodger put on a sizzling display as the brunette bombshell stepped out in London on Wednesday.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is to make an "important statement" providing a coronavirus update, the Commons Speaker has told MPs.

A newsreader whose front tooth fell out during a live broadcast managed to keep her cool and carry on with the report as if nothing had happened.

Prices for some household essentials are rising according to new stats about how Britain is recovering from coronavirus.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSouth Korean zombie action film “Peninsula” made a blistering start in cinemas across Asia. It is the highest-profile, first-run summer tentpole to have released since the coronavirus forced many cinemas in the region to close.Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, “Peninsula” is a survival story that takes place four years after the zombie apocalypse events recounted in Yeon’s 2016 film “Train to Busan.” It stars Gang Dong-won and Lee Jung-hyun.The film earned $2.4 million from 353,000 admissions on Wednesday in its home territory, where its release is handled by Next Entertainment World.In Taiwan, where it is released by MovieCloud, it earned $799,000 from 94,100 ticket sales.

The season finale of Snowpiercer on Netflix certainly brought proceedings to a dramatic finish.

coronavirus and the threat of a second wave. But one no-nonsense Yorkshire woman says her family are off to Majorca come what may and if they end up getting stranded due to a second lockdown they will just "deal with it”.

Beyoncé is closer to trademarking the name of her daughter Blue Ivy, after U.S. authorities dismissed a challenge to the application.The singer has been in a legal battle with Veronica Morales, the owner of events planning firm Blue Ivy Company, since 2017.

here.The company, which has been running holiday clubs for more than five years, has made some changes to its setup, to operate within the government bubble scheme, but is determined to create an experience that is as normal as possible for the children who attend.Company founder and dad-of-three, Paul Wilcox, has seen first hand the impact on the mental health of his own children following months of reduced social interaction and restricted outdoor activities.He said: “Lockdown has been challenging for everyone and we anticipate that the children who come to us will need the time and space to readjust to being with a wider group of children and from being apart from their parents.“We follow the forest school principles about child led play

The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run.The streaming service will control the release of the movie in most territories outside of the USA, excluding Canada and China.It had originally been set to debut in cinemas in May, before the coronavirus pandemic forced a delay in its arrival.In the States, the movie has been earmarked to debut on premium VOD in the early part of 2021 before heading to Paramount’s sister streamer CBS All Access.According to Variety, Netflix is “not beholden to the 2021 domestic debut before offering the film to its customers abroad”.Sponge on the Run is the latest Paramount movie to be acquired by Netflix, following Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae romcom The Lovebirds, which debuted on the platform earlier this year.The

Vogue interview she did in 2017 where she spoke about sexuality.The 50 Shades of Grey star said: 'I’ve been in a phase of my life where I’m fascinated by young women coming to terms with their sexuality.'I guess, by proxy, I have been experiencing that in my own life, and it’s very interesting to me.' Dakota then discussed her breakup from ex boyfriend, Drowners singer Matthew Hitt, who she dated for almost two years.   She said: 'I don’t do casual very well, and my feelings, even the good ones, get so intense that they hurt.'The actress then added to the interviewer: 'Can we make things really juicy? Can we say that I’m taking this time to explore my bisexuality?' Fans quickly took to social media to react to the quotes, with one writing:

coronavirus patient who has returned home after a 100-day battle and weeks in an induced coma with just 10 per cent chance of survival has expressed his sincerere gratitude to the NHS staff who saved his life. Paul Hodgskin, 64, went into hospital at the end of March and at his lowest point the odds were truly stacked against him.He was finally discharged on Saturday after the lengthy stay and allowed home to Shifnal, near Telford in Shropshire.“I’m just so thankful,” he said.

A Spanish campsite popular with Brit holidaymakers has gone into lockdown after two tourists tested positive for coronavirus.

Harvey Price spent his fourth night in hospital alone as strict coronavirus guidelines mean his mum Katie Price cannot stay with him.

Piers Morgan can't help but give his followers a glimpse at the high life.

ISIS bride Shamima Begum should be allowed to return to the UK to challenge the deprivation of her British citizenship, senior judges have ruled.

Livingston striker Matej Poplatnik has described his move to Scotland as the ‘biggest moment’ of his career.The 28-year-old Slovenian was prolific in front of goal for many years in his home country before spells in the Indian Super League and Hungary — but says playing for the Lions will be the toughest challenge he’s faced.Speaking to the Courier, the former Kerala Blasters attacker said: “I’m excited. It’s the biggest moment of my career and I can say this is the biggest league that I will have played in, so I’m happy and proud to be a Livingston player.“I grabbed it when the coach offered me the chance to sign and I will do my best for the team.”He added: “There were some options but Livingston was clearly the best.