Nicola Sturgeon coronavirus update LIVE as lockdown restrictions extended in Greater Glasgow

Neighbours' Chloe Brennan (April Rose Pengilly) and her husband Pierce Greyson (Tim Robards) look set to hit another rocky patch as she grows closer to Nicolette Stone (Charlotte Chimes).Chloe is unaware that Nicolette is harbouring secret feelings for her, but the newcomer's actions soon spark suspicion from Pierce's son Hendrix (Benny Turland) and Jane Harris.The pair start sneaking around the Tanaka house to find some clues, but are soon caught by a furious Nicolette, who shames them for spying on her.Nicolette has a go at Hendrix, reminding him that Chloe is married to his dad and expecting his baby, so nothing will ever happen between them.But later, Nicolette opens up to her mum about her feelings for Chloe, admitting they're not

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has weighed in on the government’s new coronavirus restrictions for the UK and how chief medical officer Chris Whitty’s approach of “following the science” when dealing with the pandemic could be a “fool’s errand”.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host spoke out about the recent rise in cases of COVID-19, but insisted “there’s no great worry” that the NHS will be overwhelmed because the “number of deaths has dropped dramatically”.However, he argued that the impact of the public being told to “stay indoors and hide” will cause even more damage to the economy.Branding restrictions “a load of tripe”, Jeremy said: “The government’s chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, has your life, your children’s future and Boris

A leading scientist has warned that a vaccine for coronavirus won't be ready in time for a potential second wave.

Peter Andre is planning to have a vasectomy if his wife Emily decides she doesn't want another baby.

welcomed Gigi in July while the UK was still in lockdown due to the pandemic.The presenter says her time at home has helped her to ‘relax’ after what was a difficult pregnancy.But it has meant that her extended family have not met their new little bundle of joy.Asked how she has found becoming a new mum again during such an uncertain time, Vogue told Metro.co.uk and other press: ‘I had quite a tough pregnancy so it was nice to be able to sit back and relax and spend time with Theodore.‘Obviously not much of my family have met Gigi yet, so I don’t know when they will get to meet her and that’s the only really disappointing bit.‘But for the most part we had quite an okay lockdown.

We Love Mrs Hinch, a woman mixed hot water with washing up liquid.This may seem to be too simple – but it really did the trick on her Pandora bracelet.She wrote: "Decided to try the washing up liquid with hot kettle water to clean my Pandora. The c**p that has come off is crazy.

The Sun: 'Their relationship is hanging in the balance. Sam left to film The Circle saying he couldn't be with Zara right now.'She's fighting so hard to get him back.

A son who spent days trying to book a coronavirus test for his sick father has slammed the system as “infuriating and bizarre” after turning up to an “empty” testing facility.The teacher - who asked not to be named - tried to book a Covid-19 test for his clinically vulnerable dad, 60, when he started to suffer with a hacking cough.But he says he was repeatedly faced with online error messages and told the nearest available testing slots were miles from home.He says: “My dad started showing Covid symptoms last week, so rang the doctor.“The doctor advised that he needed to have a Covid test and told him how to get one.

Jamie Oliver's fans were in for a rare treat on Saturday as he shared the most adorable picture of his four-year-old son River.The gorgeous snap showed his youngest child, still in his pyjamas, helping him pick fresh rhubarb from their garden and putting it neatly into a little basket.MORE: Jamie Oliver's wife Jools reveals she suffered a miscarriage during lockdown River looked adorable as he helped his dad pick fresh vegatables from their gardenThe proud dad-of-five, who simply captioned the picture with a green heart, was quickly inundated with sweet messages from his loyal followers."Parenting: you're doing it right man!" one follower said, whilst another one commented: "River is just ADORABLE."A third remarked: "He just melts my heart,

After her tearful video went viral and shamed the country into looking at the direct consequences of panic buying just before lockdown, York critical care nurse Dawn Bilborough, 51, explains - in her own words - what happened next and how she wants to give ‘ordinary people’ a voice…

Shia LaBeouf is enjoying a little exercise!

Author Lynda La Plante, 77, who is best known for writing Prime Suspect, tells us, in her own words, some of the lessons she's learned in life....

hereThe government guidance also states that around 10 percent of mild coronavirus cases who were not admitted to hospital have reported symptoms lasting more than four weeks. A number of hospitalised cases reported continuing symptoms for eight or more weeks following discharge.Jo, whose sisters also still show symptoms, along with two of her children, said: “The epidemiologists within the group have said it’ll take years for meaningful research, but we can’t afford to wait.

face masks is they make you look alluring, don’t you think? Sometimes, I wear mine around the house, fluttering my eyelashes from above it, in an attempt to get my husband to do exactly as I say. It doesn’t always work, but that’s only because he can’t hear me from behind the mask.A lot of people complain about ‘maskne’ a word almost as awful as the spots from masks that it seeks to describe.

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as reported, and the expanded team will also concentrate on clean-ups where fly-tipping has been reported. Executive Director of Community and Enterprise Resources, Michael McGlynn said: “Fly-tipping is a blight that affects us all but which is largely the result of the irresponsible actions of a minority of people.“We are aware of the increase but we need your help to bring specific instances to our attention.“Where we find evidence that will allow us to take action we will do so.“If you have any information please don’t hesitate to get in touch via the website or on 0303 123 1015.”Environmental Services will continue to investigate reported fly-tipping incidents with action taken if evidence found.

1. Essential-C Eye Cream Broad Spectrum SPF 15/PA++, £60, MuradDark circles are my biggest bugbear, so I like to use vitamin C around my eyes as often as possible for a brightening effect.

happy clothes wearing. How many ways can I wear it and layer it? Is it comfortable? Does it look good? Does it make me feel good? Was anyone or thing exploited in its production? Can I wear it with trainers, sandals and, should the time ever come, a small heel?Sounds relatively straightforward, but to answer the first four you need a thorough knowledge of your habits and preferences, and for various reasons (nostalgia, cockeyed optimism, marketing, fashion’s narrative of aspirations, celebrities, whatever) that’s not always a given.Yet, among the sacrifices and sadness of the past five months, let’s not forget the wonders.

and fun. Here's what our team are planning on wearing this autumn/winter...'Why carry a black handbag this autumn, when you can take one that’s guacamole? I’m on the lookout for shoes in butterscotch and a perfect blush pink leather shirt.

bridesmaids, but in sage green to their rose pink, with green accents picked out in the groomsmen’s trim. But I hadn’t thought about pockets.

Your figure or your face? The old wives’ tale goes that post 40, women need to choose between having a slim figure (and risk looking a little gaunt) or a youthful-looking face (and accept a plumper bottom).