Dish Cites ‘Positive Impact’ of COVID in Slowing Q2 Pay-TV Cancellations, Discloses Layoffs

coronavirus. Mount Vernon Bowling Club, in Glasgow, announced the sudden closure on Saturday after being contacted by a sick bowler.

most sought-after dinner bookings appears to be in danger of losing its sparkle.Staff at one of the high-end chain’s outlets in Glasgow have claimed they were poorly treated by management during lockdown.The group of workers say they have been shortchanged over holiday pay and tips by the company, which runs the city centre restaurant Ivy Collections.They also claim their health was put at risk when they were asked to attend a meeting which included 30 employees in June – while Scotland was under stricter Covid-19 laws banning more than two households gathering together.The union Unite has launched a collective grievance involving about 60 staff members.The London-based hospitality firm is owned by former fashion mogul Richard Caring, 72,

holiday plans could face further disruption over fears Turkey may soon be added to the Covid-19 quarantine list. The holiday hotspot has recorded its highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases since June, with 1256 positive tests declared on Saturday.

city centre bar have hit out at the council's decision to close it down for flouting coronavirus lockdown rules. Viadux was the first venue in the city to be shut by the council using new powers handed to local authorities to help curb the spread of Covid-19.

The Daily Star, Ian will be off-screen for 10 weeks when the show returns.A BBC source told the publication: ‘Writers are staying tight-lipped about what happens, so it’s not known yet what the future will hold for the character.’His time off may be a big blow to the soap as his character, Ian has been centre-stage of the show’s biggest storyline this year.He had a central role in the death of Dennis Mitchell after he caused the teenager to perish in a boat crash.

coronavirus may have originated at a Chinese mine in 2012 where workers came down with a pneumonia-like illness, according to scientists. The six miners were removing bat faeces from the Mojian pit in southwestern China’s Yunnan province.

There are some cruel scams doing the rounds right now, taking advantage of our pandemic fears.

Kris Ajer in action. So he isn’t surprised to see him starring for Celtic.

Manchester United are rumoured to be leading the race to sign Monaco defender Benoit Badiashile this summer. Several other teams, including Chelsea, have previously been linked with a move for the 19-year-old centre-back, but the Red Devils are now said to be in pole position.

Arsenal defender William Saliba is “in the Virgil van Dijk mould”, according to club legend Alan Smith.

He has taken to the streets like clockwork as a way to workout the body and mind during the COVID-19 pandemic.Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, was spotted heading out on his near-daily bike ride on Saturday, that typically starts out in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles.And like most days he brought along a riding partner, this time girlfriend Heather Milligan, 45, who opted to join in and did her best to keep pace with the former California governor.

Birmingham Live reported. "I thought: 'I'm coming out alive because my children haven't got anyone else to look after them other than me...

A six-year-old boy killed in a tragic collision has been described by his heartbroken family as a 'lively, bubbly young boy' who 'dreamed of being a policeman'.

Dave McNary Film ReporterMore than 11,400 people have asked trustees of the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan to overturn recently announced changes that will cut eligibility for the plan on Jan. 1.The petition at change.org — titled “Overturn the changes made to the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan” — noted that the changes are being imposed amid the pandemic and characterized them as “unconscionable.”The health plan announced in an email it sent to members on Aug.

Northampton rugby stars have been warned they face the axe if they threaten rugby’s restart by breaching Covid protocols.

Ryan Reynolds wants young Canadians to cool it with partying amid the coronavirus pandemic and let them know his concerns in a hilarious clip shared to Twitter. British Columbia Premier John Horgan called on the "Deadpool" actor this week for some assistance in getting young citizens in British Columbia to start taking the risks of COVID-19 seriously.

Coca-Cola Thank You Fund is here to help!Coca-Cola has teamed up with BAFTA nominated Irish actor Barry Keoghan to launch this year’s 2020 Coca-Cola Thank you Fund*, which aims to help local community leaders respond to the impact of COVID-19.Marking a decade of support for youth-orientated non-profit groups across the island of Ireland, this year’s fund is focused towards those affected by the pandemic.During the peak, Coca-Cola provided relief funds to those most at risk from the immediate challenges of the crisis, leaving €50,000 available through the Coca-Cola Thank You Fund this year.In recognition of the vulnerable and marginalised young people that have been disproportionately affected by the economic and socio-economic impact of the

Calling Ryan Reynolds and Seth Rogen: B.C. Premier John Horgan wants you.

Aaron Hickey.The French cracks have joined German giants Bayern Munich and Italian side Bologna in trying to snare the teenager from Tynecastle. Hickey has already visited Bayern and Bologna’s set-up – but Hearts have yet to accept an offer.Several concrete bids are expected to land in Gorgie for Hickey this week.