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coronavirus  cases. Leicester and some areas of Leicestershire have been forced to close schools and non-essential retail outlets again and cannot progress further for another two weeks.

North Ayrshire Council’s Heritage Centre is embarking on a new project to document life during Covid-19.The centre is looking to record and preserve memories of this significant period so future generations have accurate and personal accounts to better understand life during the pandemic.The project will cover many aspects of our current lives including work, home schooling, exercise, shopping, how we kept in touch with friends and family, how we celebrated special events and how we kept ourselves entertained.Your help is needed to grow a collection of:Physical artefacts that demonstrates life during the pandemic including letters from the Government, face masks, children’s artwork, personal cards, letters, poems and storiesPersonal, unique

Porridge Radio vocalist Dana Margolin has teamed up with Chicago-based artist Lala Lala for a new lockdown collaboration.‘Good For You’, which is out today (July 2), was written and recorded entirely in lockdown – listen to the new track below.Speaking of the new track with Lillie West, Margolin says: “‘Good For You’ landed on me one morning early on in lockdown when I was eating breakfast.

government guidance against non essential trips. Stanley Johnson boasted of his travels from England to Bulgaria and on to Greece on social media for everyone to see.

“Town centres in Galloway and West Dumfries have been badly hit in recent months and the SNP Government needs to lead the way in coming up with a rescue plan.”● Public toilets reopened in Annan, Dumfries, Castle Douglas, and Stranraer on Monday.

Trolls, Frozen and Boss Baby are among the films chosen by children as a mood boost during lockdown, according to a study.

Town centre ambassadors will also be out and about providing advice and answering queries.Economy committee chairman Rob Davidson said: “This has been an extremely challenging period for all of us and we are looking forward to welcoming folk back into our local centres.”

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Cinemas in England are set to reopen their doors from Saturday after months of darkened screens - but moviegoers can expect some big changes.

AP, Bank Account At Home is a partnership between the rapper, his Leading By Example Foundation, mobile banking service Chime, education tech platform EverFi and nonprofit social enterprise Juma Ventures.Bank Account At Home will be divided into three streams depending on the student’s school level, covering basic money management, financial planning for the future, budgeting and entrepreneurship.The program will also include a partnership with Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms that provides WiFi and tablets for underserved kids.“I feel like it’s important more than ever to give our next generation the tools to succeed in life,” he said in a statement, via AP.

A healthy football coach has died from deep vein thrombosis after spending most of the coronavirus lockdown playing computer games.

"If you are symptom free 72 hours and it's been at least 10 days since your onset of your symptoms than you are deemed non-infectious," Dr Chant said. "The reports from Woolworths was there wasn't really any overcrowding… even though it's quite a compact store." The Woolworths worker was in the self-serve checkout section, and was considered to be a 'low-level' of infectious.

Corrie star Jennie McAlpine reckons couples around the UK have turned into squabbling Jack and Vera Duckworths in lockdown.The actress, who plays Fiz Stape, claims everyone has found it hard being stuck indoors with their nearest and dearest every day.And as a result, folk have morphed into Street legends Jack and Vera - the iconic pair played by the late Bill Tarmey and Liz Dawn who were forever nagging and bickering with one another.Jennie, 36, appeared on ITV’s This Morning yesterday and when asked by host Phillip Schofield if we had now become a nation of Duckworths because of lockdown, she giggled: “Yes.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorWhen the coronavirus lockdown began in March, WME partner Richard Weitz found himself stuck like so many parents trying to find a way to celebrate his daughter 17th birthday amid the onset of quarantine conditions.Weitz, a lifelong music buff, called a piano player friend from Chicago to serenade Demi and a group of her friends via a Zoom call.

Multiple Wetherspoon pubs are set to be axed across the UK.

Russell Crowe has joked he has found lockdown easy because he has been self-isolating for more than 30 years.

TV has become even more important to pensioners during the coronavirus crisis – just as they face being stripped of their free licences, campaigners reveal today.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWhen Darren Criss was filming “Hollywood,” he was also shooting his Quibi series “Royalties” and traveling to Las Vegas for a series of concerts he was headlining with Steve Aoki.“There was, like, a Sprinter van with an editing bay in it that would come to set on ‘Hollywood,’ to where I’d be shooting a scene on ‘Hollywood,’ and then I would go edit music videos in the van for like 20 minutes on my break and then go back to shooting ‘Hollywood,’” Criss says on Wednesday’s episode of the Variety and iHeart podcast “The Big Ticket” from his home in Los Angeles. “I would be clean-shaven on ‘Hollywood,’ then I would go to the ‘Royalties’ set with a fake beard to match my beard.