'How will they be remembered?': Hospital worker's moving gesture for every life lost to Covid in Bolton

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway warned viewers that there is still "not enough" known about the reality of the impacts from contracting long Covid.

Prince William is “upset” that Kate Middleton was mentioned during the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview, a royal expert has claimed.During their chat with the US TV host, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a series of startling allegations against the Royal Family.At one point, the Duchess of Sussex responded to reports that she had made Kate cry.She insisted the opposite had happened in 2018 during a feud over flower girl dresses before her wedding to Harry.Royal biographer Angela Levin told US Weekly that William was upset by the story.Describing his relationship with Harry, she added: “I don’t think they could ever have the same closeness that they had before.” Levin, who interviewed the Duke of Sussex for her 2018 book Harry: A

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the region Dr Russell added: “To help us meet the national target, we have significantly increased the pace of our vaccination programme by appointing people initially to two supercentres. We understand that these plans will not be suitable for everyone, so we have kept seven local centres across Lanarkshire for people who cannot travel to the supercentres.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Mr Waterson also says that local authorities may have to do more to accommodate licensed premises opening outdoors during the easing of restrictions.Frank Park, owner of the Lade Inn, in Callander, welcomed the reopening date, but was left unimpressed with the no-alcohol indoors policy.He said: “I’m quite pleased that we have a reopening date and time but it’s a bit of a nonsense that we can’t serve people drinks indoors if they are sitting in with a meal.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaHollywood producers and filmmakers think they know what audiences want after a roughly a year of being stuck in their homes, cut off from friends and family while a global pandemic raged.“People want to escape,” predicts Milan Popelka, chief operating officer of FilmNation, the company behind “Arrival” and “Late Night.” “Stories that are more uplifting and optimistic will be at a premium. There’s more than enough stress in the world, I don’t think people will be interested in watching something that adds to their stress levels.”That means more comedies, musicals and feel-good stories mixed in with the usual diet of superhero films and sequels, producers say.

As of now, Disney is set to release “Black Widow” in about a month and a half. Normally, that would mean the marketing machine would be in full swing, with clips, trailers, TV spots, billboards, and all that stuff.

Married At First Sight Australia has been all the rage in the UK, three years after it first aired Down Under. The hit show that sees strangers, who have never met, take their vows to varying degrees of romantic success has been saving us all from boredom as the lockdown continues.

coronavirus lockdown on a limited basis from May 17.Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Tuesday (March 16) announced a wide-ranging easing of restrictions that includes the reopening of concert halls, cinemas, theatres and comedy clubs in the middle of May.Sturgeon told the Scottish parliament that capacity limits on venues and events would be discussed with industry leaders over the next few weeks, adding that she was “optimistic” about people being able to return to nightclubs “over the summer”.Unlike Prime Minister Boris Johnson, however, the First Minister did not declare a provisional date for the ending of social distancing, which is set for June 21 in England.Geoff Ellis, chief executive of DF Concerts, Scotland’s biggest

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Cannes has bowed to industry pressure and will hold its film market — the Marché du Film — in an four-day online-only version in May, ahead of the planned 2021 Cannes Film Festival, scheduled for July 6-July 17. The move was expected after reports that sales companies were looking to set up their own pre-festival market screenings, perhaps together with IFTA, the group which runs the American Film Market.

Money Saving Expert has warned that every single household in England and Wales could face a hefty £1,000 fine if they're not careful.

Royal protocols may not apply for an American interview, but we DO have common decency over here, thank you very much.

The BBC is planning a radical reorganization that will shift "its creative and journalistic center" away from London, part of a major initiative designed to better reflect the U.K.following criticism of a perceived metropolitan bias. Unveiled Thursday, the broadcaster's "Across the U.K." strategy will shift 700 million pounds ($977 million) of spend and hundreds of jobs outside the capital over the next six years, touted in a statement as its "biggest transformation in decades." "Our mission must be to deliver for the whole of the U.K.

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Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionDr Mark Russell, Lead for the covid-19 vaccination programme in Lanarkshire, said: “We would like to thank everyone who has attended so far for their covid-19 vaccination. Our uptake has been more than 90 per cent which is higher than any of our other vaccination programmes.“A programme of this scale wouldn’t be possible without the hard work of NHS staff, as well as staff from North Lanarkshire Council and South Lanarkshire Council.

Holly Willoughby has been left in tears as Midsomer Murders actors Neil Dudgeon and Nick Hendrix offered her a role on the hit show.The This Morning star's co-host and friend Phillip Schofield, 58, revealed he and the team had been going back and forth on how to surprise her with the incredible news on Thursday 18 March. "We had a brief meeting this morning to discuss how we were best to do this and I think we're best to do it right now and for you to tell my friend here what she doesn't know," Phil said as he kept his eyes peeled on Neil and Nick's face, leaving Holly left wondering.

Johnny Depp's behaviour towards Amber Heard has been branded 'deranged' by lawyers for Newsgroup Newspapers LTD during an appearance at London's Court of Appeal.Depp is determined to overturn the High Court ruling in 2020 that ruled The Sun were not libellous in referring to him as a 'wife beater'.The blockbuster three-week trial in July 2020 has ex-wife Amber Heard appear as the star witness for the defence.Speaking in court on Thursday, Sasha Wass QC for the defence said said the judge found Heard a "compelling" witness and Depp was not.She added that despite Depp's claims, each of the 14 allegations of violence was subjected to "forensic analysis".Referencing a bust-up in Australia where Depp admitted `cutting off' his own finger and

Katherine Heigl is ‘now bionic’ after undergoing neck surgery this week.

Today is the day, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is now out on HBO Max. An interesting tidbit about the new footage was briefly mentioned in an interview with director Zack Snyder for The Hollywood Reporter and he dishes how the line “we live in a society” uttered by Jared Leto’s Joker to Ben Affleck’s Batman ended up in the trailer.

DR. Dre's ex-wife Nicole Young claimed the rapper "knocked me out cold" during "drunken rage" in an unsuccessful application for a restraining order.  The lawyer requested the court to grant her a restraining order a few days ago but was denied by the judge.