Covid-compliant council meetings costing thousands of pounds

coronavirus have been identified in Scotland over the past 24 hours. The number of people who have tested positive for Covid during the pandemic has now risen to 233,671, according to the latest Scottish Government figures.

DON'T MISS...Prince Harry's complaints quizzed by Loose Women's Jane Moore [UPDATE]Matthew Wolfenden gets revenge on Emmerdale co-star after insult [VIDEO]Back in March, Tony paid tribute to his sister on Twitter.The BBC Radio Two presenter informed fans that he would be taking a break from his usual Sunday show in order to grieve."I hope you enjoyed my @bbcradio2 shows this weekend which were recorded before I got the sad news that my lovely sister Jackie had passed away," he wrote online in view of his 78,200 followers."She had been in hospital with Covid and had been home for a week but lost the battle."I love you Jackie R.I.P," he added.After being inundated with love and support from social media users, he returned to the microblogging

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iOS and Android.The council hopes to support transport firms and taxis to ditch petrol and diesel vehicles and switch to electric.The strategy report states: “There is overwhelming evidence that the emissions from petrol and diesel vehicles contribute to climate change and poor levels of air quality, which is known as an underlying cause of many health issues.”The council's electric vehicle charging infrastructure strategy covers the period up until 2025.Don't miss the latest Ayrshire headlines –sign up to our free daily newsletter here

iOS - Android “When I was initially diagnosed with MS, I was told it was a fairly benign form by one of the MS nurses at the old Southern General, as my symptoms weren’t severe,” the 49-year-old told Lanarkshire Live.“But I had a significant flare-up within two years and, at that point, my MS was described as highly active relapsing / remitting MS. "My parents had both been terminally ill when I was first diagnosed.

Thomas Tuchel will no doubt be in the good books after leading Chelsea to their second Champions League win.The German took over at Stamford Bridge in January, also guiding the Blues to a fourth-place finish in the Premier League and an FA Cup final.Despite many voicing concerns at the harshness of Frank Lampard’s sacking, Tuchel has completely justified Chelsea chief Roman Abramovich’s decision to make the change.The former Borussia Dortmund and PSG boss was congratulated by the Russian after the game, with the pair sharing a few words after the Blues saw off Manchester City.Kai Havertz’s goal sealed the win for West London club, with their Mancunian opponents having no answer for Chelsea’s defensive stoicism.Abramovich seemed in a good

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Drop-in vaccination centres for people aged 40 and over are opening in Renfrewshire this week.Area health bosses announced the latest stage in the fight against Covid-19, as cases have continued to rise.Paisley’s Lagoon Centre will be operating vaccinations on Tuesday June 1, and Wednesday June 2, on a first come, first served basis.On Friday June 4, Barrhead Foundry will be operating a drop in centre.And on Saturday June 5, Johnstone Town Hall and Renfrew Leisure Centre are both open to offer vaccinations.NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said the sites are aimed at those who yet to have a first vaccine dose or who have waited over 10 weeks for a

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coronavirus advisor has claimed. Professor Devi Sridhar of the University of Edinburgh has urged policymakers to reopen the country cautiously amid concerns over the mutant strain of the virus, reports Glasgow Live.

Ayrshire car cruise going ahead today.The annual event at Irvine beach park typically sees hundreds of motorists gathering at the harbourside spot.An event created on Facebook dubbed 'Cruise Irvine: May Mayhem' indicates that thousands of motorists could descend on Ayrshire.And cops say there will be a "highly visible police presence in and around the Irvine area".They also warned that there could be congestion in and around the Irvine area as a result of the event.Event organisers posted: "This event will rely on restrictions being lifted in Scotland, even then please respect everybody’s personal space.

China may have revealed one of the first people to be infected with coronavirus – three weeks before the country declared its first case. A leading Chinese official sent a screen-grab sent to a Chinese medical journal containing the details of a 61-year-old woman known as "Patient Su".

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virus expert. Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, said Holyrood leaders repeated the same devastating errors as Westminster.

The L.A. County Department of Public Health released new data on Covid-19 on Saturday, reporting 7 new deaths and 220 new positive cases.

After Prince William left netizens in awe of his biceps with the picture where he was seen receiving his first jab for the COVID-19 vaccine, it's now his wife Kate Middleton who has got the internet talking with her vaccine photo. The Duchess of Cambridge received her first jab of the coronavirus vaccine on Friday, and she shared her vaccination image for all of her followers to see on their Instagram handle. Much like Prince William, Kate's picture received a lot of love from their fans for setting an example and encouraging their fans to get vaccinated at the earliest.

Vanessa Hudgens held Ashley Tisdale's newborn daughter Jupiter in a duo of snaps that were shared to the latter's Instagram Story on Friday afternoon.The 32-year-old actress appeared to be relishing in her new role as 'Aunt Nessa' as she spent time with her former High School Musical costar's baby.Tisdale, 35, welcomed her daughter earlier this year and shares her with husband, Christopher French, whom she married in 2014.

New viral variants of the Covid-19 coronavirus are on the way, claimed Moderna scientists and executives in a Thursday virtual investor event, as reported by Barrons.

Baby meets bestie! Ashley Tisdale introduced her 2-month-old daughter, Jupiter, to actress Vanessa Hudgens.

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