Humble Bundle’s Covid-19 charity bundle raises over a million dollars

Perthshire factory at the centre of several COVID outbreaks. Potential proposals for the 2 Sisters poultry processing facility in Coupar Angus include demolishing the existing facility and rebuilding it on neighbouring land.

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Auchinleck Talbot are asking fans to stay away from their first match in almost eight months this weekend.The Ayrshire giants will travel through to Kirkconnel on Saturday to play Kello Rovers in a pre-season friendly.A limited crowd of 250 is allowed under current coronavirus restrictions.But Talbot say they have concerns of a 'safety and practical nature' with no ticket or booking system in place for the match at Nithside Park.They say they have been 'overwhelmed' by fans wishing to attend the match and are now encouraging supporters to stay at home and watch a live stream of the action instead.Talbot withdrew from the inaugural West of Scotland League last season due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic.A statement posted on the club's

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Mare of Easttown.As reported in the New York Times, Winslet claimed that Zobel offered to edit a scene in which Winslet showed a “bulgy bit of belly”.Winslet refused and told Zobel: “Don’t you dare.”Winslet also said she sent back promotional material for the drama twice because she felt it had been airbrushed too much.Winslet said: “I’m like: ‘Guys, I know how many lines I have by the side of my eye, please put them all back.“I said to my husband [Edward Abel Smith]: ‘Am I OK with that? Is it all right that I’m playing a middle-aged woman who is a grandmother who does really make a habit of having one-night stands?’ He’s like: ‘Kate, it’s great.’”The actor added: “Listen, I hope that in playing Mare as a middle-aged woman – I will be 46 in

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Holidays plans are being thrown into chaos as the Government could swap Portugal with Malta on its green travel list, according to reports.Popular destinations including the Spanish and Greek islands could be added to the quarantine-free travel list as more destinations open up from next Monday, the Sun reports.But a Covid surge in Portugal has sparked fears it will be added to the red list with mandatory hotel quarantine for UK arrivals - scuppering 10,000s of summer plans.The country reported 724 cases on Wednesday - the highest since April with fears of a rise in coronavirus variants.If it is moved from the green to the amber list instead,

This Morning host Alison Hammond was left panicking on air after she and co-star Dermot O'Leary spoke to war veteran Ben Parkinson during Thursday's show. Alison and Dermot interviewed Ben, who lost both of his legs and suffered brain damage, about his upcoming charity challenge, as he plans to parachute off Mount Everest.Ben served as a paratrooper 15 years in Afghanistan, and defied odds to speak again, leading him to get an MBE in 2013.

Ronnie Wood's kids were 'very 'worried' about the rocker as he fought cancer for the second time in five years, his ex-wife has revealed.

Phillip Schofield has reflected on how the coronavirus pandemic has changed his perspective about coming out as gay.

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The Kardashian's never fail to grab attention and the latest one to do so is Kourtney Kardashian. The oldest of the Kardashian siblings recently purchased a brand new home in the upscale Palm Springs area of California and finalised the deal last week.

Ayrshire.Schools, business and hospitality venues have all been affected during the last seven days.South Ayrshire has been worst hit, with the number of cases multiplying by more than 600 per cent in the last week.The number of cases in the south of the county has shot up from 18 to 115 during that time.In East Ayrshire, cases have doubled from 33 to 66.And in North Ayrshire, cases have also risen from 49 to 62.A number of cases tested positive at Prestwick's The BUF bar, leading to the venue's temporary closure earlier this week.Anyone visiting the bar between May 22-30 has also been urged to take a Covid test.Ayr bar/restaurant Ghillie Dhu has also closed in the short-term following a positive case linked to its venue.Health chiefs

Ayr. Goudie, 29, coughed on the cop as he and other officers tried to make sure the bonfire at the property in question was safe.

Odsonne Edouard has been linked with a move to Italian champions Inter. The Frenchman has impressed since his permanent move from Paris Saint-Germain but looks certain to move on in the summer.

BobbyBrazier has just turned 18 and we think his mum Jade Goody would be extremely proud of the man he's become.

Kang Daniel has opened up about the “pressure” he feels as a soloist in an industry dominated mostly by groups.In a new interview with Beatroute, the South Korean singer explored his meteoric rise from a member of the now-disbanded boyband Wanna One to becoming a fully fledged pop star in his own right. He calls the attention of being a solo act “humbling”, noting that it had forced him to constantly “work harder”.“I think there’s definitely a lot of pressure being a solo act, but I found it to be very good and humbling,” he admitted.

Lord Alan Sugar, 74, has today added his “two pennies' worth” and encouraged younger people to have the COVID-19 vaccine.  However, the Apprentice star met backlash after the tweet, as some accused him of being “out of touch” with his attitude toward the jab.Lord Sugar typed: “Can I just add my two penny worth and heartily encourage all 18-35-year-olds to have the vaccination.“It makes sense. @NHS @NHSEngland,”(sic) he added.While most praised the business magnate for urging younger people to have the vaccine, others were not so pleased.One typed back: “Wow you're out of touch.”Lord Sugar was not amused by the comment, as he explained how he had lost family members to the virus.He responded: “Out of touch! My brother and sister died from it

BBC Breakfast, hosts Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty looked through the newspaper headlines to discuss the stories that stood out to them to the viewers watching at home.But things became quite awkward fairly quickly when Charlie was trying to find a particular article to mention, which left his co-host Naga with her head in her hands. Journalist Charlie was eager to get his colleague involved in a discussion regarding a story on driving tests, as he believed many people wouldn't pass their driving test if they had to take it a second time round.

link!An allegation that he caused a disturbance at the town's Airth Court homeless unit on the same day was dropped.Jennifer Cunningham, prosecuting, said McGuiness was arrested and taken to the police station where he announced he had COVID-19 symptoms - a cough and a fever.She told the court: "While being processed, the accused attempted to spit at police officers, stating 'I hope you get this and die'."He was placed in a cell and said 'I'm going to spit on you all and give you COVID.