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“I’ve said before that I’m very happy at this club, and if there’s any way at all that I can help to better us and to get us to where we should be, I’m certainly up for it.” The defender, who already has some coaching experience from his days at Hamilton and Morton, has made 118 appearances over two spells at the Diamonds. And manager Ian Murray said: “Sean is a great person to have around the club, and his determination to succeed can be seen in his performances.

A DOZEN patients were discharged from Tameside Hospital into care homes after testing POSITIVE for coronavirus during the first wave of of the pandemic, it's been revealed.A Freedom of Information request to the Tameside Foundation Trust revealed that between March 1 and April 15 this year,  117 elderly people were sent back from the hospital into care homes.Of these, 40 people were tested for Covid-19 before being released.But 77 patients were allowed to return to care homes without being tested for the virus.And 12 patients who tested positive for coronavirus were also discharged back into care facilities.

hereIt will also see the hospitality industry for food and drink restricted to table service only and late-night operating hours will be restricted.Leisure and entertainment venues including restaurants, pubs, and cinemas are going to be required to close between 10pm and 5am.The restrictions, which come into force on Tuesday, also apply in Merseyside, Halton, and Lancashire, excluding Blackpool and Greater Manchester, the government said.Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “We are seeing cases of coronavirus rise fast in Lancashire, Merseyside, West Yorkshire, Warrington, Halton and Wolverhampton.“Local leaders in these areas have asked for stronger restrictions to be put in place to protect local people, and we are acting decisively to

Billie Eilish doesn’t get why some people aren’t taking the coronavirus seriously.

Gogglebox has made stars of some of the UK’s funniest families, as they dish out their verdicts on the week in telly.

coronavirus has been recorded in Scotland in the last 24 hours. Nicola Sturgeon confirmed 203 more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Scotland since yesterday.

ScotRail train driver has been hailed a ‘legend’ by amused passengers after making a hilarious Covid-19 tannoy announcement. Travellers were left in stitches on-board the Airdrie to Partick service when they were reminded to wear a face mask on Wednesday afternoon.

Rangers to join a "British Premier League".In a rare interview with The Athletic, the Parkhead supremo expects the coronavirus pandemic to dramatically alter the way clubs control their finances.He predicts clubs will now desire more autonomy over their broadcasting revenue streams and insists there'll be a realisation that the Glasgow giants could help maximise income.Celtic and Rangers are among the UK's top clubs in terms of prestige, worldwide support and attendances.And Desmond suspects "digital advancements" could force top Premier League clubs, historically resistant to the idea of welcoming Scotland's big two into the fold, to reconsider.“I don’t know if it’s over," Desmond said of the prospect.“Everything now is about the size of

coronavirus cases continue to rise, according to a new poll. A study carried out by  YouGov  spoke to 2,690 people across the UK about a possible return to restrictions seen over March, April and May.

Perth and Kinross are still scheduled to take place despite the COVID-19 pandemic.A vote is scheduled for both Perth City North and Perth City South on November 26.The council confirmed it was pressing ahead with the polls.But campaigning will be slightly different with coronavirus restrictions in place.Woman's racist slur was a bid to get herself arrestedThe council’s SNP group has lost two councillors this year following Dave Doogan’s election as MP for Angus in December 2019 and the sad passing of Cllr Bob Band, who represented Perth City South, in March 2020.A by-election for Perth City North, Dave Doogan’s former seat, had been scheduled to take place in May but was postponed due to the pandemic.The SNP group has announced its

Billie Eilish has called out her peers for “partying” during the coronavirus pandemic, as the disease continues its hold across the globe.Sharing a video on her Instagram Story using a distorted filter, Eilish said: “Funny how I haven’t hugged my best friends in six months and y’all are out here partying.”Ditching the filter and returning to her normal face with a straight impression, she continued: “Funny.”Her criticism comes after famous faces, including YouTuber Jake Paul, faced criticism for holding parties.

Ian Brown has doubled down yet again on his controversial comments about the coronavirus pandemic and shared an anti-lockdown song titled ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.The Stone Roses frontman recently faced criticism earlier this month when he posted a tweet which seemingly appeared to show his scepticism towards the coronavirus crisis and vaccinations.“NO LOCKDOWN NO TESTS NO TRACKS NO MASKS NO VAX,” he wrote on Twitter.He then defended his comments and hit back at his critics, saying: “To all of you asking about my medical qualifications I have the same as the computer seller bill gates ( biggest funder of the world health organisation).”NOBODY IS NO F*CKER TO TELL YOU TO WEAR A MASK— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) September 17, 2020Now, Brown has hit

Ryan-Mark Parsons is kicking off his exclusive Daily Star Online column with his thoughts on the biggest television news of the past few weeks. Britain's Got Talent is back, with Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon bringing back their usual glamour, while Simon Cowell is away after breaking his back in a bike accident.

Dua Lipa is putting a relatable new spin on her tracks “Don’t Start Now” and “New Rules” with the help from James Corden.

Chris Ramsey, shared a throwback picture of her son Robin beaming away, while she lay in bed in the background.In the snap, the pregnant star was wrapped up in a duvet and staring blankly at the ceiling – think that infamous Chris Hughes in Love Island pic – and Rosie zoomed in on herself for extra effect.Rosie, who is expecting her second child in January, wrote on Instagram: ‘This photo was taken over a week ago. It’s like I knew we were about to embark on an even worse s*** storm than we were currently in!‘Sending lots of virtual strength to all my fellow North East folk.

reports.It comes as a new report shows the coins were used in less than three in 10 transactions last year, compared to six in 10 a decade ago.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe National Audit Office (NAO), which carried out the report, said the coronavirus outbreak may have accelerated the trend as customers were encouraged to make contactless payments.Coin manufacturing has been reduced by 65 per cent by the Royal Mint as stocks of every coin in circulation are exceeding targets.The Royal Mint says it is now sitting on "26 times more £2 coins than the public need".

The UK's critical coronavirus R number has risen above 1.3, new data shows.

ISIS militants ran rampant on paradise islands favoured by movie stars.

With coronavirus rates rising in many parts of England, parents are still wondering when it’s safe to send their children to school.

coronavirus cases continue to rise, according to a new poll. A study carried out by  YouGov  spoke to 2,690 people across the UK about a possible return to restrictions seen over March, April and May.

coronavirus has not been ruled out, UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock has admitted. Hancock said a national lockdown was the “last line of defence” as he responded to reports that ministers are considering a two-week “circuit break” that would impose a curfew on bars and restaurants in England to stop the spread of the virus.Nicola Sturgeon said on Thursday that she could not rule out further restrictions in Scotland where one million people in the central belt are under instruction not to visit other households.