Jeremih released from hospital as he continues recovery from coronavirus

Three decades after its UK release on 7 December 1990, Home Alone is still spreading Christmas cheer. The fun-filled festive classic which follows the escapades of Kevin McCallister as he protects his family's home from 'The Wet Bandits' is still very much part of essential Christmas film viewing.

A long queue of ambulances with patients inside have been forced to queue outside a hospital.

Ariana Grande has announced the release of a new concert film on Netflix. 

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A childrens hospice charity is hosting its first ever virtual Christmas candlelight service with members of the public invited to attend.Every year, Childrens Hospices Across Scotland, which runs Robin House in Balloch, holds a Christmas candlelight for families supported by the organisation.However, this year because of coronavirus restrictions, the charity has had to rethink how the event is delivered.For the first time, the service will be streamed live via Facebook and YouTube on Sunday, December 13 at 3pm from Loch Lomond’s Ardoch Estate, which was gifted to the charity at the beginning of the year.The service will be led by CHAS chaplain, Amanda

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Wishaw business owners and town centre residents have spoken of their delight as car parking charges were consigned to the scrapheap.The charges, which sparked a furious backlash from residents across North Lanarkshire, will not be introduced for at least two years after opposition councillors united to defeat the Labour administration by 14 votes to nine at the council’s Policy and Resources Committee.Council leader Jim Logue had initially proposed a delay to the plan due to the impact of coronavirus on town centres but the policy has now been ditched until the council elections in 2022 at the earliest.Wishaw hairdressing salon owner Vicky Gaughan had

Isle of Harris Gin is set to open a gift shop in Glasgow this weekend after their plans for a new gin bar in the city were delayed as a result of hospitality restrictions. The company had to postpone the original opening date for the gin bar three times due to coronavirus.

coronavirus.The US singer, who last weekend said he was “overwhelmed with gratitude” in a statement, has now updated his Instagram with a photo of him recovering at home.“THANK GOD IM STILL HERE , THANK YA’LL FOR THE

Caroline Flack was searched for on Google more times than symptoms for coronavirus the company has revealed in its 2020 Year in Search results.While Covid-19 did dominate many segments of the yearly results round-up, the former Love Island presenter – who died in February aged 40 – was one of the most-searched-for on two of the lists revealed today.In regards to the UK Top Trending Queries compiled by the company, Flack was the third-most searched query, behind coronavirus and the US election.On that list, people were Googling her name this year more than coronavirus symptoms and coronavirus updates, as well as Boris Johnson, and the Premier League.The star was also Googled more in the UK than Kobe Bryant, who died in January, as people

Katie Price’s neighbours have called the police on her, amid accusations of her breaking Covid-19 rules.The 42-year-old has insisted that she has done nothing wrong, and has abided by all rules during the coronavirus pandemic.However, chatting to the Sun, the mum-of-five revealed locals have called authorities many times over the last few months, with police ‘knocking on her door’ constantly – especially since her return from the Maldives.She is adamant that she has done nothing wrong, remaining very careful as mum Amy and eldest son Harvey are both in the ‘high risk’ category.‘Even if he gets a cold that is bad. If he gets Covid it would probably finish him off,’ she said at the launch of her new bath bomb range.

A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal)Kate and William's first stop on Tuesday was Cardiff, where they spoke to college students about their experience of the pandemic (and toasted a few marshmallows while they were at it). Next, they visited a care home in Bath, speaking to care staff about the new challenges they faced due to COVID-19, before arriving at the Royal Berkshire Hospital.A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal)The Duchess of Cambridge made a few outfit tweaks along the way.

The legend of “The Karate Kid” continues.

Paisley town centre parking row. Police have launched a hunt for the disgusting lout who gobbed on a 30-year-old woman through her car window in Causeyside Street.The incident unfolded on Monday morning outside Cash Converters, officers investigating have revealed.

vaccination programme may well have begun, but Covid is having no less of an impact on the region's schools.While the rollout of the vaccine has given people fresh hope of a way out of the pandemic, thousands of pupils and staff are still isolating from schools across Greater Manchester.Only yesterday we reported how almost 30 pupils had tested positive at St Gabriel's RC High in Bury just last week alone and staffing levels have also been affected, with 25 staff absent - the school's highest rate so far.Now pupils have been told that from January they must wear visors at all times.And with positive cases still arising in schools across the region - and parents and staff isolating for up to a fortnight as a result - it means many will now

in Bolton on November 20 so he could be by her side.  He brought her flowers and the couple shared a loving kiss for the first time in 10 long months. Norman said: “It feels very nice because we’ve been married nearly 70 years and we still are good friends and she’s still my wife and we’re happy together.“It’s lovely to be with her, we’ve been together so long and it didn’t feel right to be apart." His daughter Valerie, a retired care home worker herself, described the emotional moment which left her in tears. She said that it was the first time she'd seen them smile like that all year. Grandmother-of-three Valerie, from Blackburn, said: “Dad was recently in hospital for three weeks for a new knee and all he said is as long he could see mum

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'A report to Bury’s strategic commissioning board on the business case for the further development of the urgent treatment centre was presented this week.Samantha Merridale, programme lead for Bury urgent care, said: “One of the key deliverables includes the redesign of urgent care at Fairfield General Hospital including building a brand-new purpose-built urgent care facility.“The ability stream patients away from the front door, by deflecting them into other more appropriate clinical pathways such as primary and community care has been tested in Bury.“It is confidently assumed that the introduction of this, combined with the introduction of NHS 111 First to encourage patients to

COVID-19. He addressed his recent release on Twitter on December 9, writing, “Thank God I’m still here, Thank [y’all] for the [prayers] up.”THANK GOD IM STILL HERE, THANK YA’LL FOR THE

coronavirus outbreak and was concerned she was going to be harmed by others.On the morning of May 18 she left her home and drove to Newport, stopping because a bridge in the Welsh city reminded her of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, WalesOnline reports.Princess Diana visited Australia in 1983 along with her husband Prince Charles and was even snapped outside the Sydney Opera House, which is across from the bridge.Duffy then broke into a random woman's home and stabbed her in the shoulder with a large piece of broken glass.Prosecuting, Martin Lewis, said the pair "grappled" on the floor before Duffy managed to overpower the woman and throttle her, and then repeatedly slam her head into the floor.The victim managed to free herself after a

A further 533 coronavirus deaths have been announced in the UK today.

Families in Wales have been "strongly advised" to cancel their Christmas get togethers amid fears of rising coronavirus rates.

Perth and Kinross has recorded its highest number of COVID-related deaths over a seven-day period since May.

Coronavirus vaccinations have started across the UK, bringing new hope to a country that has spent most of 2020 in fear of the disease.