Hundreds of pupils isolating following coronavirus cases at Bolton schools

Up to 900,000 jobs are at risk as pubs and restaurants fight for survival with the looming prospect of a second lockdown likely to wipe out many.

Manchester Evening News' political editor, Jennifer Williams, said the payment will be "welcomed" in Greater Manchester.

Some of the UK's top retailers are putting pressure on Boris Johnson and will push for legislative change with workers facing an “ever-rising tide of abuse, threats and violence” from customers.

Rishi Sunak has looked at a possible freeze on benefits and public sector pay to fight the spiralling cost of the coronavirus crisis, it is reported.

Boris Johnson is considering whether to impose national lockdown restrictions after scientists urged him to act now, it has been reported. The Prime Minister admitted yesterday the UK is experiencing a second wave and that it was inevitable coronavirus would hit again.

Matt Hancock has become the latest minister to say he would call police if he spotted a neighbour flouting coronavirus rules - in spite of the PM saying the opposite.

The Government’s weekly in-out Covid quarantine Hokey Cokey is driving holidaymakers up the wall, sparking crazy scrambles to get home in time to beat sudden 4am self-isolation deadlines.

Susanna Reid has told of her admiration for her Good Morning Britain co-star Kate Garraway after her tough year supporting her husband Derek Draper, who is still in hospital after a long battle against coronavirus.

coronavirus will now face a maximum fine of £10,000 in England. Boris Johnson also recently announced no more than six people from different households can gather inside or outside, with anyone ignoring the guidelines at risk of being fined up to £1,000.

the number of schools to confirm Covid cases has now reached 177 - two schools have closed entirely. Almost 800 pupils in Tameside alone have been told they need to isolate after confirmed coronavirus cases in the borough’s schools in the last two weeks.Sir Keir said the move was essential so that schoolchildren don't miss out on any more of their education as schooling has already been disrupted during lockdown.A shortage of tests has meant that pupils have been unable to return to the classroom as they await results.“If the Prime Minister does not get a grip of the testing crisis, children will be robbed of an education.

How has sending your child back to school been for you so far? Let us know in the survey below. If it fails to load click here. Mr Chalke says schools can cope with 'Hands' and 'Face' - many have invested in visors and masks - but the problem is that  'Space defeats us all' and schools can't magic up extra buildings.

Formation change suited Wanderers In the opening three games of the season in all competitions, Bolton Wanderers have lined up in a 3-4-1-2 formation.

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A surrogate mum is still looking after a baby girl months after giving birth - because her biological parents are stranded because of the coronavirus pandemic.

A mum who secured a coronavirus test by lying has said she has no regrets - as she wanted to keep her family safe.

dog has amassed a huge following on social media thanks to his distinctive black mark on his face.Enzo Viola, the English cream golden retriever, was born with a rare genetic mutation that left him with a black fur patch on the left side of the face.The pooch has his own Instagram page, @mister.enzoviola, with 182,000 followers and he loves to show his playful side on camera.Videos taken by the Castro family, including 15-year-old Clarissa, and shared exclusively with Daily Star Online show the adorable three-year-old's playful nature.In one, Enzo picks up the branch and shakes it around as if he is killing a prey.The Castros, from Texas, US, also keep a handful of toys for Enzo to play around inside the house.Another clip shows the dog

Susanna Reid, 49, shared that during the early weeks of coronavirus she became increasingly concerned about the killer virus.The Good Morning Britain host felt she could not escape from the topic of COVID-19 while it continued to be discussed on a daily basis.She said: “It was an anxious time for everybody, but those early days were very frightening.“I started to have really vivid, terrifying nightmares where I would wake up screaming and crying even though I couldn’t quite remember what the nightmares were," Susanna added to The Telegraph’s Stella Magazine.While her colleague Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper was left fighting for his life in a come after contracting coronavirus.Susanna began to become even more concerned about the

coronavirus test said she did it to keep her “family safe”.The completely unrepentant woman, who remained anonymous, was interviewed on BBC Breakfast this week in the wake of the spiralling test crisis.The woman brazenly admitted: “I put in I was unemployed.“As soon as you clicked it there was no site available – as soon as I tried to change the unemployed bit to a key worker that’s how I got this.”She was then asked if she felt guilty and replied: “No.

Good Morning Britain when the UK first went into lockdown in March.Susanna, like many of us, was scared about what was happening around the world with Covid-19, so it’s understandable that she would end up dreaming about it at some point.The 49-year-old told The Telegraph’s Stella magazine: ‘It was an anxious time for everybody, but those early days were very frightening.‘I started to have really vivid, terrifying nightmares where I would wake up screaming and crying even though I couldn’t quite remember what the nightmares were.’She and Piers Morgan stayed on the air until the summer to bring people the latest updates.One particularly emotional episode saw them read out the names of the NHS workers who had died of the virus.In March the

self-isolation rules.

lockdown restrictions being imposed in Scotland will be made in the early part of this week, the Health Secretary has said. Jeane Freeman, speaking on BBC Breakfast on Sunday, said the Scottish Government will have an announcement "very shortly" on any more restrictions.