Full list of local businesses eligible for £12,000 Covid-19 grants - deadline is today

British theatres urgently need to be given a date when they can reopen at full capacity if they are to survive the coronavirus pandemic, composer and theatre owner Andrew Lloyd Webber told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday.

A toilet roll production factory has been wiped out after some of its staff tested positive for Coronavirus.

Reading and Leeds Festival has announced its full line up for 2021 and there are plenty of huge names included.

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Zoflora, Minky cloths, Pledge Fluffy Dusters, Harpic Pine Toilet Cleaning Gel and Elvis Elbow Grease are all in the cupboard under your sink, there is a good chance you’ve heard of Mrs Hinch. Sophie Hinchliffe has gathered an Instagram following of 3.7million since rising to fame in 2018.

Scone -based charity wants to highlight the life-saving work it, and the dozens of other crews across the nation, do. On average, a charity-funded air ambulance takes to the skies somewhere in the UK every 10 minutes  - flying potentially life-saving care to the scene of serious illness or injury.Gym apologises after taking fees from ex member who left five months previouslySCAA is the only charity-funding air ambulance in Scotland and has been in the air since 2013.The charity’s chief executive David Craig explained the special role played by many of SCAA’s former patients.“Each and every patient is special to SCAA and their welfare is important to us,” said David.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.AIRDRIE'S MP has challenged the Prime Minister to “unequivocally rule out” enforcing a public sector pay freeze as part of the UK’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.Neil Gray says this is a move which would “hit frontline workers who have sacrificed so much in tackling the pandemic”.During Prime Minister’s Questionss, Mr Gray warned Boris Johnson against pursuing Treasury plans reported earlier this year that could see key public sector workers, including nurses, police officers, firefighters, and teachers, forced to pay the price as part of the Tories’ economic recovery blueprint during the coming months.The MP instead called on the Tory

Serena Williams won her match against Sloane Stephens at the U.S. Open on Saturday in a stadium that, because of COVID-19, was mostly empty.

Rise in breaches of data protection at Perth and Kinross Council Craig said: “Thank God we have our NHS.

Hotel warned after it broke COVID-19 rules at height of pandemicEmma has long blonde hair which she usually wears in a messy bun.She wears glasses and speaks with an English accent. When last seen, she was wearing black leggings.

reported 15 yesterday and there have been many more today - questions have been raised over why school bubbles are so big.But Mr Wheeldon said at his school, like most other primaries, it would be 'logistically and physically impossible' to separate the children into more bubbles.He said: "We have had to put Year 3 and Year 4 in one bubble and that's up to 180 children for both year groups."When we set them up over the holidays it was a case of what staff have we got, as all of a sudden staff who would previously have worked over four or five year groups can only work in the one bubble."A lot of primaries have put two years together as we simply don't have the staff to do it less than that.

Christmas could be in jeopardy as one of Britain's top doctors predicts a "bumpy ride over the next few months". Deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van-Tam thinks Brits are "too relaxed" over Covid-19 and the lockdown relaxations enjoyed over the summer mean the country faces an uncertain six months.

08 Sep 2020 You'd be forgiven for thinking that after weeks of summer sales, only the dregs would be left behind at this point in September.But there are some brilliant buys (at doubly discounted prices) still available at our favourite haunts. If you're not ready to say goodbye to summer, or are after a bargain that'll see you through the new season too, take a look at our edit of the last of the summer sales buys to snap up. From smart tailoring to printed dresses, here are 16 fabulous sales buy that are still available - grab them while you can. Happy shopping! We rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality

straight to your inboxMason Greenwood has apologised for breaking COVID-19 protocols while on England duty and described his behaviour as 'irresponsible'. Within 48 hours of making his England debut against Iceland, Greenwood and Manchester City playmaker Phil Foden had to leave the camp after breaching the strict bio-bubble in Reykjavik.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Harthill Royal co-manager Ali Grier believes the hard work that’s been taking place off the field has put the club in a perfect position to succeed on it once fixtures are underway.The Gibbshill Park side had begun to turn things around last season before the league was declared null and void due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the gaffer is confident they can take that momentum into the new campaign.Grier will be co-manager alongside Stevie Barclay at the Royal with Davy Carmichael continuing as coach while William Gardner will be player-coach.Speaking to the West Lothian Courier, Grier said: “Dealing with lockdown has been difficult.

Diversity member Ashley Banjo has said he is "overwhelmed" by fans' support as the troupe's Britain's Got Talent performance garners over 1,000 complaints to broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

Callum Wilson wants to cash in on Gareth Southgate's striker disciplinary problems and use his Newcastle switch to revive his England career.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Questions over the Ravenscraig Covid-19 test centre have reached the floor of the Scottish Parliament.Motherwell and Wishaw MSP Clare Adamson raised the question at Holyrood during First Minister’s Questions after receiving a complaint from one constituent who turned up at the centre for a test to find it was shut.The MSP stated that her office had received a concerning report from a constituent, who had attended a scheduled Covid-19 test at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Centre.They arrived to find the site closed – the gates were padlocked and there was no signage or information for those who were affected.Speaking to the Wishaw Press this week, Ms

A beauty salon owner has banned all talk of Covid-19 and the wearing of masks in her shops after denying the existence of the coronavirus.

The head of the Government's legal department has quit over Boris Johnson's plan to rewrite his own Brexit deal.

BBC Breakfast presenter hosted webinars for the bank one month after she was reportedly told off for fronting a paid corporate video for luxury car maker Aston Martin.Naga can be seen speaking to celebrity guests in the videos for NatWest, which are entitled “In Conversation With…”The guests include former politician and Strictly Come Dancing star Ed Balls, the captain of England's cricket team, Eoin Morgan, and perfume entrepreneur Jo Malone. Naga’s move comes after the BBC’s new director general Tim Davie shared his plans for a “crackdown” on the broadcaster’s impartiality rules.He said in a speech last week: “If you want to be an opinionated columnist or a partisan campaigner on social media then that is a valid choice, but you should