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You can find out more about the myGP app and how to download it hereThe app is the brainchild of tech entrepreneur Tobias Alpsten, who has been the CEO of iPLATO Healthcare for the last 15 years.He is a thought leader in the area of empowering patients to take control of their health through a better use of technology.Tobias said: "With the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic came the rapid adoption of healthcare technology across the NHS. As an organisation, we have been providing services to the NHS for the last 15 years, and 2020 has seen my vision for online adoption in the sector catapulted into reality."We all know that, as a result of COVID-19, patients are now far more likely than before to see their GP remotely.

here.The resort company is selling Easter holidays, as well as summer breaks. Like Haven, it is offering a guarantee for anybody whose booking is disrupted by Covid-19.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Infection rates continue to stabilise in West Lothian as Nicola Sturgeon warns people not to book summer holidays just yet.The latest Public Health Scotland (PHS) data as of January 26 shows that there were 37 new cases, another 244 over the seven day period between January 18 to 24, and a new total of 5388 since records began.The 133 per 100,000 of the population who tested positive in the last seven days means the county remains under the national average of 167.In Lothian there were 135 new cases, 973 over the week and a total of 23,807.NHS Lothian have had the third highest amount of infections among all the health boards in Scotland since

"We spoke about it before the game - make the most of the opportunity because it might not happen again. This is the sort of opportunity that potentially only comes around once in a career for teams like Livingston.

Brits can now start booking a summer holiday for 2021, Matt Hancock has suggested.

direct to your inboxA booking system for Accident and Emergency departments across Greater Manchester is being slowly rolled out from this month as the NHS eyes up a major cultural shift in the way care is delivered.The plan - part of a wider national strategy - aims to direct people who do not need an ambulance away from A&E, by asking them to ring 111 before they attend.Officials say the move has been accelerated by the pandemic, including concerns about available A&E space due to infection control measures, but has been under discussion since before Covid-19.It will not mean people who do walk in at A&E will be turned away, they say, but patients will be ‘streamed’ at the front door and directed to other services if appropriate, such as

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Rangers pub in Blackpool has been forced to close for this weekend’s match against Celtic amid safety fears.Bosses at The Gallant Pioneer say that ‘more than 1,500 booking requests’ were made by Gers fans north of the border to watch the crunch clash against Celtic this Saturday.The Lancashire pub was bombarded with messages in the last week despite previously telling fans that it did not take any bookings.In a Facebook post to punters yesterday, it was revealed that the pub will close as the number of fans who planned to visit the bar 'could have potentially put customers and staff at risk'.They also attributed the closure to Nicola Sturgeon’s comments yesterday, where the First Minister urged Scots not to visit the tourist hotspot.There

turned away from the Bolton site on Thursday (September 17).The Department for Health and Social Care said people who have booked a “valid appointment” at a testing site will receive a test but those with the wrong QR code for a site will be turned away.But Natalie says she was never sent a code - and she believes others in the queue were all in the same position.She told the M.E.N: “Not one person in the queue was sent a QR code and that’s why no one was getting tests done.“I got there at 1.55pm and the appointment I made was for between 2.15pm and 2.45pm.“I got round to the stewards at 2.35pm to be told they can’t give my daughter her test without this code as we wouldn’t get the results back.“The young steward said 400,000 appointments

here."If you’re ready to drive on your own, you should now have the skills to pass at any driving test centre," the DVSA said."If you cannot book at your local centre, please check availability at other centres, too."People who want to cancel a test are also being advised to use the service on a day that tests have not been released to reduce demand on the website.Demand for tests has been particularly high after all tests apart from those for key workers were paused during the nationwide lockdown.The online booking system first reopened on August 21 but was taken offline shortly after due to "unprecedented demand" before reopening again on August 26.People waiting to book have had to wait in virtual queues for several hours while others

A couple have slammed their £8.20 bill for two soft drinks after they were charged a "booking fee", despite being walk-in customers.

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Martin Lewis is urging Brits looking to take advantage of a bargain to be careful if they plan to book to go on holiday this year.