Government announce £2bn package as they urge Brits to walk and cycle to work after lockdown

Terry Flores The VIEW Conference, in partnership with OGR, presents a full slate of free virtual PreVIEW panels in March featuring an array of Oscar nominees.First, on Friday, March 4, at 10 a.m. PT, will be a talk with the filmmakers behind the five nominees for animated feature.

hotel dubbed the 'filthiest ever' has been slammed for having 'poo-stained towels' by fuming guests. The Airport Inn, based in the upmarket village of Wilmslow at Manchester Airport, has received a barrage of one-star reviews on TripAdvisor. The Britannia-owned establishment is just 10 minutes away from the busy airport and is described as 'perfect' for travellers by Britannia.

Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley has revealed why he had a break from the ITV soap.Jeff played the Dales hard-man Cain Dingle for more than two decades after making his debut appearance in 2000.The actor, 61, first exited the soap in 2006 but made his comeback as Cain in 2009.After six years of playing Cain the actor decided it was time to spread his wings and try other roles.Explaining why he took time out from the role, he spoke on the Ego Podcast with host Mik Artistik.He said: "I think I just got to a point where I wanted a [change] because I'd only been four years out of drama school so I kind of thought I had not quite ticked all the boxes I wanted to."I wanted to work in London and things like that and I left wanting to fulfil those things."During those three years out of it, I kind of managed to do that."After just three years away from his Cain role, Jeff returned in 2009 and has been fan favourite ever since. Jeff later revealed he never imagined his Emmerdale character Cain would become so infamous.

Liverpool fans reckon Georginio Wijnaldum is missing life at his old club after trawling through his Twitter likes. The Netherlands international called time on his five-year stint at Anfield last summer when his contract expired.

Number 10 has agreed deal with Transport For London worth £1.6bn after Sadiq Khan warned without a deal tonight the capital's transport system would go under.

The government is ‘opening the door’ for the return of professional football in England in June.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has claimed that it's your "civic duty" to avoid public transport while urging people back to work.

The government has defended a puzzling quirk in lockdown that means you can visit a stranger's house - but not your mum's.

The transport secretary has responded to questioning on the death of railway ticket officer, Belly Mujinga.

Brits should cycle and walk to work to help reduce the spread of coronavirus as the lockdown eases.

The government has drawn up plans that will see the NHS start prescribing cycling as a health treatment to help Brits get fitter.

The government is considering quarantining people who arrive into the UK once lockdown begins to ease.

The government is "actively" looking at quarantining people who arrive into the UK once lockdown begins to ease, a Cabinet minister confirmed today.

The government is "actively" looking at quarantining people who arrive into the UK once lockdown begins to ease, a Cabinet minister confirmed today.

The immediate future of Metrolink has been secured thanks to an £11.6m government bailout.

The government has warned some 10m key workers and their households not to ‘waste’ booking a coronavirus test as 16,000 were ordered on the first day of the online launch.

The government said today it would 'support' Greater Manchester's Metrolink system with funding to keep trams running through the coronavirus pandemic.

Locked down Brits could still enjoy late summer holidays despite the coronavirus pandemic, if social distancing measures are upheld, an EU chief has revealed.

The Government has fired a warning to people flouting coronavirus lockdown rules by going to the shops.

A ban on parking on pavements across England could be introduced to help pedestrians, the Department for Transport (DfT) has announced.

– What will be announced on Friday?Transport secretary Grant Shapps will announce the lifting of the quarantine policy for passengers arriving in England from countries such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany from July 10, with other countries due to form part of this list.Meanwhile, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office will set out exemptions for a number of destinations from its global advisory against “all but essential” international travel which will come into force on Saturday.– How will these announcements impact on travel?The quarantine policy will mean that people either returning to or visiting England from the listed countries will not need to self-isolate for 14 days after arrival.The Government has said there is an