Stirling's retail and hospitality businesses set to be given return date

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorTom March has been named president of Geffen Records in the U.S., the company announced today (March 7). March, who as co-president of Polydor Records made the label one of the top imprints in the U.K., will begin his tenure at Geffen in July.Geffen Records was relaunched by Interscope Geffen A&M chairman & CEO John Janick two years ago as a label within Interscope, and it launched 2021’s breakout star Olivia Rodrigo, who is nominated for seven Grammy Awards.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterShondaland has scored another series order at Netflix, with the streamer picking up the murder mystery drama “The Residence,” Variety has learned.The series is inspired by Kate Andersen Brower’s book “The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House.” It is described as a screwball whodunnit set in the upstairs, downstairs, and backstairs of the White House, among the eclectic staff of the world’s most famous mansion. The show is said to feature “one dead body, one wildly eccentric detective, and one disastrous State Dinner,” per Netflix.The show has received an eight-episode order. Paul William Davies is the showrunner and executive producer on the show.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“Black-ish” may be ending, but the series’ creative universe continues: Freeform has ordered a fifth season of spinoff “Grown-ish.” And as “Black-ish” concludes, another one of that long-running series’ cast members is now set to segue over to “Grown-ish”: Marcrus Scribner has officially been added to the show’s cast.Scribner will reprise his role as Andre Johnson Jr., and as the network explains, “he embarks on his own journey to being ‘grown.'” In moving to “Grown-ish,” Scribner joins his TV sister, Yara Shahidi (who plays Zoey), on the show.Also, as part of the Season 5 pickup, playwright/producer Zakiyyah Alexander (“Russian Doll,” “La Brea”) and “Black-ish” executive producer/showrunner Courtney Lilly will take over as co-showrunners. Season 4 showrunner Julie Bean and executive producer Jenifer Rice-Genzuk Henry are departing the show.

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coronavirus in Scotland in the last 24 hours. Figures announced by the Scottish Government this afternoon reveal 655 new cases of the virus have been identified overnight, bringing the total cases to 212,509.

Perth and Kinross were handed a ray of hope this week when a route map out of lockdown was revealed. The return of hairdressers, pubs, restaurants and hotels were among a raft of changes announced by Nicola Sturgeon, starting from early April until the end of June.

coronavirus lockdown on a limited basis from May 17.Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Tuesday (March 16) announced a wide-ranging easing of restrictions that includes the reopening of concert halls, cinemas, theatres and comedy clubs in the middle of May.Sturgeon told the Scottish parliament that capacity limits on venues and events would be discussed with industry leaders over the next few weeks, adding that she was “optimistic” about people being able to return to nightclubs “over the summer”.Unlike Prime Minister Boris Johnson, however, the First Minister did not declare a provisional date for the ending of social distancing, which is set for June 21 in England.Geoff Ellis, chief executive of DF Concerts, Scotland’s biggest

coronavirus deaths and 625 new cases in last 24 hours The First Minister released the figures from St Andrews House in Nicola Sturgeon.

Nicola Sturgeon said Scotland will lift its coronavirus stay-at-home order on April 2 and replace it with guidance to stay local for no more than three weeks.Retail and hospitality will be able to open in Scotland from April 26, the First Minister said.She told MSPs she hoped to allow all non-essential retail to return, with hospitality premises allowed to serve alcohol outdoors and food only indoors.Further easing of outdoor socialising restrictions will also happen on that date, with six people from three households being allowed to meet, with those aged between 12 and 17 able to meet with six others from six households.Attendance at funerals, weddings and associated events will also increase to a maximum of 50 from the same date.It comes

Scottish Government this afternoon as part of its national COVID-19 daily briefing. And the figures have been produced following yesterday's statement from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon where she eased some lockdown restrictions.In terms of Public Health Scotland's rolling seven-day infection rate per 100,000 population, Clackmannanshire's had increased to 166.9 as of Tuesday, March 9.The second-highest is now Stirling which has a rate of 125.3 with Falkirk (120.6) third-highest.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.A Stirling Council spokesperson confirmed the move to remote learning and added: “All parents and carers have been contacted and in-school learning will continue to be available for vulnerable children and the children of key workers.“P4-7 children will continue with remote learning.”Youngsters in P1-3 and the nursery returned to the classroom on Monday, February 22, for the first time this year.Schools had been closed to pupils since Scotland was plunged back in to lockdown on Boxing Day.Last week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed plans for Stirling remaining primary school pupils to return to classroom learning by March 15 as part of the latest lockdown easing measures.All

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.People in West Dunbartonshire will have the opportunity to socialise in larger groups First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced, as she updated the Scottish Parliament on the state of the pandemic in Scotland.Reporting 466 new cases (3.3 percent of those tested) and 19 deaths linked to Covid-19, the FM revealed that restrictions on outdoor gatherings and non-contact children’s sports would be loosened from from Friday (March 12).The new rules will allow up to four people from two households to meet outside, with the current limit set at just two from two households.

coronavirus in Scotland in the last 24 hours.The latest figures were announced by John Swinney this afternoon.The Deputy First Minister revealed that 501 new cases of the virus were recorded overnight.654 people are being treated in hospital while 59 are currently in ICU.The latest figures mean that since the start of the pandemic, 7422 people have lost their lives to coronavirus in Scotland.It comes as 28 people were arrested in connection with lockdown flouting celebrations of Rangers fans yesterday.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon branded the incidents “infuriating and disgraceful”.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest

S4-S6 who attend school for practical work are offered kits to test themselves.