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The coronavirus pandemic has plunged the world into a state of uncertainty. The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, recently opened up about the same while speaking to a bunch of students during a special school assembly via video call.

SCOTTISH Women’s Aid has launched a new short animated film for young Monklands women who are experiencing domestic abuse during lockdown.The film was created in partnership with the organisation’s young expert group Yello! – and produced by Media Co-Op.The panel of children and teenagers have all experienced domestic abuse in their own lives and they were involved in every part of the creative process.The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that perpetrators of domestic abuse now have further opportunities for surveillance and control as they know where their partner or ex-partner is likely to be at any given time.Additionally, the closure of schools, as well as other community spaces where young people get to enjoy their freedom, means they don’t

lockdown. She confirmed changes to socialising inside and outdoors in a welcome boost to Scots desperate to meet more friends and family.

Justin stepped out of his house for a casual day out and enjoyed his alone time shooting hoops. The 26-year-old singer, dressed casually in a black graphic T-shirt, a pair of khaki shorts and a baseball cap, showed off his skills as a left-handed shooter, Daily Mail reported.

This Morning 's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield had cameras fitted in their homes in preparation for a 'worst case' scenario during the pandemic.

Rebel Wilson has gushed over This Country star Daisy May Cooper - admitting she's binged the series in lockdown.

lockdown.The First Minister confirmed changes to socialising inside and outdoors in a welcome boost to Scots desperate to meet more friends and family.Rules on sticking within five miles from your area will remain in place, apart from visiting some relatives.But in a major change, people "shielding" at home can now exercise outside, even playing golf and meeting another household from Friday.Here all the major changes and what they mean for you:SOCIAL MEETINGSFrom Friday, June 19, Scots can meet up with members of two other households outdoors in groups of no greater than eight people. You can also go indoors to use the bathroom – but making sure you clean the toilet thoroughly.Those living alone can form an "extended household group".

l ockdown, it was confirmed this lunchtime.

Louise Minchin, 51, is not presenting the BBC morning news show this week with Naga Munchetty taking over her presenting duties.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has opened up about her experience during the coronavirus pandemic and how her family have coped spending so much time together at home. The Chicago actress was taking part in a Q&A on Instagram on Wednesday, when she was asked by a fan about her current lockdown situation.

Scots will now be allowed to meet with up to two other households but plans for beer gardens to reopen have been put on hold.

Lord Alan Sugar has sparked fury on social media after suggesting that the UK lockdown should be eased because 'he's not dead'.

Catherine Zeta-Jones has opened up about her experience during the coronavirus pandemic and how her family have coped spending so much time together at home. The Chicago actress was taking part in a Q&A on Instagram on Wednesday, when she was asked by a fan about her current lockdown situation.

One of Britain’s top pole dancers has died at the age of 27 after posting about her difficulties in lockdown online.Jess Leanne Norris, 27, a two-time winner of Miss Pole Dancer UK died suddenly at her home in Bolton, Lancashire.Details about her "sudden" and tragic death have not been released, but on April 4th she shared her mental health struggles in lockdown.Ms Norris said she is found the lockdown "so so hard" and said she misses "structure to cope with" her mind.In the post, Ms Norris said: "I myself am finding this so so hard...it always takes me time to adapt to 'change' mentally as I'm one to need structure to cope with mind!"A lot of us are all feeling stressed, lost & lonely... but please don't feel alone...

Dream Wife have shared their moving new single ‘Temporary’ — you can hear the track below.The song is the latest preview of the trio’s upcoming new album ‘So When You Gonna…’, which is set for release on July 3 via Lucky Number.Dream Wife explained in a statement that ‘Temporary’ is “a song about having hope through waves of difficulties, and was written for a friend who went through multiple miscarriages and is now pregnant again.”“It’s about the heartbreak of repeatedly putting your body through the transformation and danger of pregnancy, and it’s about holding space for dreams of creating new life and trying again,” the band added.

coronavirus lockdown.The previously announced A Perfect Planet is set to come to BBC One this autumn with no delays, according to the BBC’s natural history commissioning editor Jack Bootle.Speaking to The Mirror about the show, Bootle said there are no planned delays for the show as of now, and that Attenborough is finishing off his parts from his London home while self-isolating.“I am confident that it will hit the screens,” Bootle said. “There are small amounts of filming that remains to be done with Sir David, and of course, he also needs to record the voiceover.

Thank you to the staff of Kings Lynn Ambulance, Queen Elizabeth Hospital for welcoming The Duke of Cambridge to their ambulance station, and sharing so candidly their experiences over recent months in responding to the COVID-19 outbreak. The Duke heard from the crew about their impact on mental health and wellbeing, the support they have received from members of the public and local businesses, as well as help from volunteering networks.

coronavirus in the UK, with the ONS estimate of excess deaths for the period since March putting the figure somewhere in excess of 62,000. But the Cambridge-based property broker says he refuses to have his freedom curbed by lockdown, says that the Government is denying people the freedom to have sex based on what he describes as "trumped up statistics”.“I totally ignored lockdown from the start and travelled hundreds of miles to meet friends, just to break the horrifying routine of forced imprisonment," he said.“And after the government’s laughable attempt to ban sex, I headed over to a friend’s place to do exactly that."There are plenty of people I have met for sex during lockdown.

“The biggest change to maternity services during lockdown has been the application of national guidance which states that only one birth partner is allowed to be with a woman during labour and the birth of her baby and that no visitors are allowed before or after the baby is born.”Frances repeated that parents should continue to follow the new guidance to protect them and staff members.She continued: “We ask women to attend appointments on their own to reduce the footfall of people in hospital or health centres.“We are trying to reduce the number of face-to-face visits before baby is born and there has been a slight reduction in the number of face-to-face postnatal visits with telephone calls and video calls to mums to provide additional