Coronavirus: Tesco workers to be tested for COVID-19 after talks with Government

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Wyatte Grantham-Philips editorSeymour Wishman, a longtime producer, writer, legal expert and president of First Run Features, died on Jan. 29 at a family home in Bridgewater, Conn., his daughter Samantha confirmed to Variety.

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Alicia Silverstone and Drew Barrymore have sent fans wild with their latest video. The two 90's icons reunited in New York City recently and delighted fans by recreating a popular TikTok trend meant to showcase a cute before and after moment. MORE: Drew Barrymore leaves fans speechless in gorgeous knitted sweaterThe two were attending the star-studded event for Christian Siriano's latest collection.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan has detailed a bizarre encounter with former EastEnders star Dean Gaffney that saw her booted out of a first-class train cabin on Valentine’s Day.The 39-year-old quizzer, who currently stars on ITV game show The Chase as the Vixen, opened up about an unexpected spat with the former soap star back in 2019, where she admitted he booted her out of her first-class cabin.Tweeting about the incident on February 14 this year, Jenny posted: “J.Ry Trufax: I once spent Valentine's Day on a train with Dean Gaffney. He gave me a cupcake with a heart on it.”However, as she details the incident on the comedy_arcade podcast, it appears it wasn’t all cupcakes and hearts for the pair after she publicly bashed him and was left “fuming” when she found herself interrupting his filming schedule.She explained: “I was travelling first class on a train and someone came in and said I had to move to a different carriage because some producers were using this carriage to film an advert.“And I was all settled in I had got on the train early, I got my coffee, I was a bit fuming.

Ralf Rangnick insists he won't drop blundering Manchester United captain Harry Maguire.But he admits Maguire's form has not been good enough and that he needs to improve.Fuming United fans have called on Maguire to be stripped of the skipper's armband and axed from the team following a string of below-par performances in recent weeks.The England defender has been at fault for several goals United have conceded during a woeful run of three games without a win, which has seen them lose ground in the race for the top four and crash out of the FA Cup. Interim boss Ralf Rangnick claims Maguire, who became the most expensive defender in the world when he joined United from Leicester in an £80million deal in 2019, is struggling to adapt to playing in a back four.

jihadist dubbed the 'White Widow' is still on the run from Interpol 10 years after she evaded UK security services to escape in Africa.Samantha Lewthwaite, the widowed wife of London 7/7 bomber Germaine Lindsay, was on Interpol’s most wanted following claims she had plotted a number of terror attacks from 2012.It was believed that she was an operative of al-Shabaab, a Somalia-based terrorist group active in East Africa.The mum-of-four disappeared ten years ago and her family believe she may already be dead, the Mirror reports.However, security analysts believe she could be hiding in a remote location in Somalia or Tanzania.Speaking to the Mirror, Lewthwaite’s uncle Nigel said: “As far as I know my brother’s (her dad) not heard anything from her since way back.

Ralf Rangnick admits Harry Maguire is struggling to adjust to Manchester United's demands of their centre-backs.

Alan Carr, Steps, Lady Gaga and Olly Alexander have all been nominated this year.Chart icons such as Dua Lipa, Lil Nas X and Lady Leshurr have all been nominated for music awards as well as poignant BBC documentary Freddie Mercury: The Final Act shortlisted for Media Moment.Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe and Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton are amongst celebrities battling for ally accolade alongside music stars Ellie Goulding and Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall.Olympic diver Tom Daley and Welsh athlete Colin Jackson have also been listed in the Sports Personality category.Talking about the event, British LGBT Awards founder, Sarah Garrett, MBE, said: “These awards shine a light on those who have stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the LGBT+ community, during what has been another very challenging 12 months for the community.“The nominees, which include an exciting mix of famous LGBT+ faces, allies and organisations have all demonstrated a commitment to advancing LGBT+ rights. The awards on 24 June will be a huge celebration of our culture.”Rachel Palmer, EMEA chief operating officer and LGBTQ+ executive sponsor at British LGBT Awards sponsors Macquarie Group, also added:“We’re proud to be the headline sponsor of this year’s British LGBT Awards.

Tesco is has announced new changes to make it easier for shoppers to get a delivery slot.

Tesco boss Dave Lewis has laid out exactly how our shopping habits have changed since the coronavirus pandemic struck the UK.

A few weeks ago Manchester Evening news confirmed the news that Tesco had significantly increased the number of home delivery slots available following a large recruitment drive.

Supermarket giant Tesco has said it can now make a million deliveries a week - up from 600,000 before the coronavirus outbreak.

Tesco is bringing in six new changes to the way we shop during coronavirus lockdown starting from today.

Tesco has introduced six big new changes to its stores to tackle the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Tesco is among the major supermarkets to introduce shopper policies and guidelines to protect customers and staff during the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic means that grocery shopping has changed beyond recognition in order to keep us sufficiently socially distant from one another.

Like all UK supermarkets, Tesco is continually changing its shopper policies and guidelines to ensure everybody is kept safe during lockdown.

Tesco has said that "significant panic buying" in recent weeks cleared its supply chain of certain items, with sales jumping by around 30% after the Government ordered the public to 'stay at home'.

Tesco will introduce buying restrictions on all customers from Thursday, the supermarket has announced.

Tesco will restrict all customers to a maximum of three items per product from Thursday, as it copes with the high demand from the coronavirus pandemic.