McDonald's new 'loophole' to avoid long drive-thru queues

Non-religious people are more likely to survive coronavirus, new figures suggest.

The Caterer. Its sister company Newgate, which is behind Liverpool Italian restaurant Olive, has also been placed into administration.Both are subsidiaries of Living Ventures, the Knutsford-based restaurant group that owns Australasia, Sunset and Grand Pacific - which are not affected by the insolvency process.It is hoped a buyer can be found for the affected restaurants.Scott Grimbleby, managing director of the businesses, said: "We have explored every avenue possible to try to save the business, however we have been left with no choice but to take this incredibly difficult decision now."We are working with all our teams to try and support them as best we can through this time.

coronavirus and spark a second wave of the killer bug, experts have warned.Owners are being urged to keep their pets indoors or on leads as researchers call for animals to get tested.Scientists fear pets can pass the virus on to humans, causing another deadly wave of Covid-19.There have been conflicting reports since the pandemic began about whether pets pose any risk, The Mirror reports.Now researchers from University College London want a mass surveillance programme of all animals that live close to humans.It comes after a In New York Nadia, a four-year-old Malaysian tiger, contracted coronavirus at Bronx Zoo reportedly from a keeper.Professor Joanne Santini wants more research into which animals are susceptible to Covid-19 and increased

Steve Bruce has told out-of-contract kid Matty Longstaff to sign a new “fantastic” deal at Newcastle.

Jason Mraz’s new album Look For The Good has a real feelgood feel about it.With Look For The Good dropping on Juneteenth, the sense of occasion wasn't lost on Mraz.

Martin Lewis has warned millions of drivers that they must check their licence or risk being fined up to £1,000. The financial whizz told viewers of his ITV show last night that 2.3 million people currently have driving licence photocards that are out of date.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“A Thousand Cuts,” a film that chronicles how Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte uses social media to spread disinformation, was Friday named the best international feature at New Zealand’s Doc Edge International Documentary Film Festival. The festival is being held online only due to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak.In an unforeseen real-world twist, earlier this week saw the conviction of Maria Ressa editor of a Philippines online newspaper that has been critical of Duterte, and the core subject of “Cuts,” on cyber libel charges.

Police are investigating a suspicious fire at a farmhouse in Aberdeenshire. The blaze started on Wednesday night, June 17 between 9pm and 10pm in a derelict building in Middlemuir near Strichen.

Mirror, questions such as; 'Where you going on holiday?' or 'What you up to this weekend?' are to be discouraged during hair washing.

Duffy has posted new song ‘River In The Sky’ on her social media channels. It’s the second new song she’s made available since revealing earlier this year that she had previously withdrawn from public life after being kidnapped and assaulted.

food. He wrote: "Haven't even cut them into triangles?“What am I an animal now?" Mum, Loz, told Kidspot that she didn’t mind making his lunch every day.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorTwitter has placed its latest fact check on a Donald Trump tweet after the U.S.

The Sinner: Jamie (June 19)Detective Harry Ambrose investigates a grisly car crash that leads to one of the most complicated and dangerous cases of his career.And this time around, it stars Matt Bomer!The Politician: Season 2 (June 19) Payton is back and he’s running for State Senate.Double crosses, a three-way relationship and a single-issue candidate add up to a mud-flinging race that he will do anything to win. Throw in Bette Midler and Judith Light and you’ve got some high-stakes drama.Floor Is Lava (June 19)Teams compete to navigate rooms flooded with lava by leaping from chairs, hanging from curtains and swinging from chandeliers.

will get live music concerts this summer - but fans will have to enjoy the action from a car parking space.

Kaiser Chiefs, The Streets and Dizzee Rascal are among the leading artists who will play the UK’s first drive-in gigs this summer.At a time of social distancing, the Utilita Live From The Drive-In series will see a series of artists performing across 12 venues in the UK, to fans who will be provided with a private individual viewing zone next to their cars.Large outdoor spaces in cities such as Birmingham, Liverpool and London will play host, with 300 cars permitted for each event.Other artists and groups taking part include Ash, Beverley Knight, Bjorn Again, Brainiac Live, Brand New Heavies, Camp Bestival Live, Cream Classical Ibiza, Embrace, Gary Numan, Jack Savoretti, Lightning Seeds, Nathan Dawe, Reggae Roast Vs Gentleman’s Dub Club,

“I Just Wanna Live” to the NAACP. In addition, Amazon Music will donate one dollar for each stream of the song to the NAACP through 9 p.m.

statement: "The increase in submissions is a reflection of the number of new voices, new television platforms and a tremendous growth in content from existing platforms across our industry."Despite production suspension resulting from COVID-19, there is a wealth of excellent work submitted for this year’s competition."Does this mean Doctor Who is finally going to break into the Outstanding Drama category? That'd be brilliant, indeed...Another big change from the previous year's show has also been announced.

family man drove his car off a 250ft cliff in Devon days after coming out as gay.Richard David, a 65-year-old Derby resident, travelled to Sidmouth on November 6, 2019 and ended his life, an inquest at Exeter's County Hall ruled this week.A witness who had been walking through a field at the top of Peak Hill described seeing Mr David driving quickly towards the edge of the cliff over Jacob's Ladder beach."I saw him drive to the cliff where he sped up and drove over the cliff. I was shocked," the woman said."I saw he had driven over the cliff through a wire fence and gauze bushes.

The Met Police have launched an appeal for information after a dog was hit by an out of control moped in London..Syd, an 11-year-old dog, lives in on Peterborough Road, Carshalton, Sutton with his owner.His owner had been taking the dog for a walk when a moped crashed into the pup at around 4.10pm on Monday.Sutton Met Police posted an appeal for information on Twitter, alongside two images of the dog, showing that he had sustained injuries as a result of the incident.In the snaps, he appears to have a damaged and bruised eye, and a laceration to his ear.In a statement posted to their Twitter account, Sutton MPS said: "Poor 11-year-old Syd the dog was hit by an out of control moped.“Suspects described as two white males on a dark moped, both

Paul Pogba gives him a raft of midfield options. Fred and Scott McTominay have both been amongst United 's bright sparks this season whilst Nemanja Matic brings unique qualities to the table.

Just 110 humans would be needed to set up a new civilisation on Mars, a scientist has said.