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Covid-19 were detected. Inchmarlo Care Home in Banchory, Aberdeenshire has been closed to new admissions and visitors after the coronavirus outbreak.NHS Grampian say that the 44 cases affect both residents and staff.

Do not hold your breath for the return of Tom Bergeron on “Dancing With The Stars”.

Gal Gadot is becoming a female spy – and making serious money.

It has been revealed that This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has been in duty of care meetings with ITV as she has been subjected to racist trolling online.

Rebel Wilson confided in fans about her calorie counting she uses to lose weight.

Pet owners are being urged to be on their guard following the attempted thefts of several dogs in Staffordshire.

A New Jersey gym owner who attended a Staten Island rally in support of the bar proprietor arrested for defying the state's coronavirus restrictions called the lockdowns "nonsensical" on Thursday. Supporters of New York City bar owner Danny Presti gathered in front of the business to protest his arrest this week for flouting coronavirus restrictions and refusing to close down.

direct to your inboxKathryn Longden suffers from chronic lung disease and her family fear this could be her last Christmas.Daughter Kimberley Ryan says her mum - who is on the high-risk 'shielding' list - has spent the last eight months largely confined to her basement bedroom at Fairfield View care home in Audenshaw.Told two years ago by doctors that Kathryn, 71, was unlikely to survive beyond 18 months, Kimberley fears that this Christmas could be the last opportunity for her to spend time with the family, including her five-year-old granddaughter Harriet.Kimberley claims care home staff have told her government guidelines stipulate that Kathryn, who relies on a 24-hour oxygen supply, cannot leave the home at Christmas.

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ITV after it was announced that she is one of the new presenters of This Morning, alongside Dermot O'Leary. Bosses behind the channel are reportedly making sure the national sweetheart is feeling supported after horrific and vile trolls attacked her online over her new job.The star, who has worked hard over the years as a roaming reporter on the show, was inundated with abuse when it was announced.Thankfully, Alison's fans have also been rushing to her aid to support her and also defend her but the abuse has reportedly taken its toll on the journalist.

Dancing With the Stars fans, say goodbye to Tom Bergeron — for good? In a new interview, the longtime host hinted that he won’t be returning to the competition series in the future following his ousting ahead of season 29.“When people say, ‘I’m not gonna watch until you’re back,’ I say, ‘Well, there’s really no ‘until’ here,'” Bergeron, 65, told TV Guide magazine in an interview posted on Wednesday, December 2. “This train has left the station.

If you’ve been waiting for a sequel to David Cronenberg’s crime thriller, “Eastern Promises,” since its release in 2007, we have some good news…and some bad news. The good news is that a follow-up film set in the same universe of “Eastern Promises” is coming, titled “Small Dark Look.” Unfortunately, the film isn’t going to see the return of Cronenberg or star Viggo Mortensen, and it won’t continue the story featured in the first film.

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Larsa Pippen seemingly fired back at Malik Beasley’s wife, Montana Yao, after the Real Housewives of Miami alum was spotted out with the married NBA player.A quote shared by Pippen, 46, on Wednesday, December 2, via Instagram Stories, reads, “Don’t always trust what you see on social media. Even salt looks like sugar.”The reality TV personality was seen holding hands with Beasley, 24, in Miami last month.

Dave McNary Film ReporterCineLife Entertainment is handling the U.S. release of a new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” with a British voice cast including Carey Mulligan, Daniel Kaluuya, Martin Freeman, Simon Russell Beale and Andy Serkis.The film has been scheduled for more than 200 U.S.

direct to your inbox Care homes in Rochdale have been warned not to rely on Covid-19 rapid test kits for visitors due to serious concerns over their accuracy. The council has stepped in after the government announced lateral flow tests were now available to allow care home visiting to take place.

It’s hard to tell what’s an Oscar player and what’s not an Oscar player this year given that the Academy Awards were delayed, we’re getting two extra months of campaigning and films don’t necessarily need to be released within the constraints of 2020 to be eligible. Take “The Dig,” it has a superstar trio of Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, and Lily James, in it, but it’s not coming out until January 29, 2021, on Netflix (January 15 theatrically, in a limited run).

Perth and Kinross response to the care home sector during the pandemic has been hailed as “exemplary.” The region’s chief officer for health and social care this week told a local committee it had been a “very challenging seven months.”He praised staff for having done “a remarkable job in those most telling circumstances.”Perth and Kinross residents told COVID vaccine is safe and they should get itThe chief officer for health and social care Gordon Paterson was presenting a six-month performance report to PKC’s audit and performance committee of the integration joint board (IJB) on Monday (November 30).He said: “I continue to be enormously proud of the endeavours of staff who need to be recognised and thanked for that.” Mr Paterson told the

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery’s female-skewing UK network Quest Red has commissioned Spun Gold to make a plus-sized vacation format that has more than a faint echo of ITV’s The 18-30 Stone Holiday.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., and her Democratic challenger Rev.

Rangers' obsession with 10 In A Row needs to end. The Ibrox legend insists the all-encompassing domestic success is a complete irrelevance outwith the west of Scotland.He declared "nobody cares" beyond this corner of the football world and wishes the Glasgow rivals afforded greater importance to European competition.McCoist is irked by his perception there's a "bigger picture" still being ignored.