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as her Covid rule breach.And the former Labour politician reckons he will put Hamilton on the map.Mr Galloway now leads Alliance for Unity – whose focus is to remove the SNP from power – and is almost certain he will be a candidate in a by-election. If Ferrier does not resign, a recall vote could see locals sign a petition to remove her.Mr Galloway told the Advertiser: “If people want a better class of representation they’re going to get it with me.“I’ll certainly put the constituency on the map, on the national map, even the internatiional map.

UK vaccine trial boss has warned that life may not get back to normal until the summer next year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Andrew Pollard, of the Oxford vaccine trial team, said that Scots may have to follow strict rules on face coverings until July - even if vaccine tests turn out to be successful.

coronavirus infections across England.

of coronavirus were reported in Greater Manchester today as figures show infection rates are rising in nine out of the region's ten boroughs.

Nottingham remains the worst hit area for new coronavirus infections in England despite avoiding the most stringent measures to help curb the spread of the virus.

Covid-19 vaccine being ready before Christmas, a health chief has confirmed. Kate Bingham assures that she was 'hopeful' of getting the vaccine and trial data from the Oxford Study before the end of the year.

Twins Sophie and Corey Marr are a bundle of energy – but when their mother Shaina’s waters broke only 16 weeks into her pregnancy, she was told to prepare for the worst.Only one baby was affected but she was urged to abort them both as the risk of infection was high and their chances of survival were virtually nil.But the 28-year-old and husband Brian, 33, refused to give up on their little girl and boy.At every scan that followed, doctors were amazed when both babies continued to grow at the same rate – because Corey, whose amniotic sac burst first, was able to replenish a tiny amount of fluid.Now, three years on, the “little warriors” who spent 60 and 108 days in hospital respectively after they were born, have just started nursery like

Boris Johnson’s sister and dad had an “enormous” row while he was battling Covid-19 in hospital, a new biography claims.

Manchester Evening News shows the number of positive cases has dropped 10 per cent week-on-week.

The number of new coronavirus cases in the UK has risen by 12,872. in 24 hours.

Oldham had the highest coronavirus infection rate in the region at 64.5 cases per 100,000. Meanwhile, analysis by The Mirror shows Boris Johnson's constituency had a rate on Wednesday of 80.82.

Care homes may once again be gripped by Covid-19 because of delays in staff testing, the Government is being warned.

The rate of coronavirus infection remains high across Greater Manchester - with hundreds of people testing positive each week.All 10 boroughs remain at the Government's 'red alert' level.Manchester continues to the be the worst affected area in the region and remains one of the UK's coronavirus hotspots.There were 2,715 positive tests in the city in the week up to October 7, according to the latest figures published by Public Health England.That's a slight increase of 21 on the week before.But the city's infection rate has actually fallen for the last four days.It now stands at 491.1 infections per 100,000 people, having peaked at 582 four days ago.The national average is 140.4.Wigan is the only other borough in Greater Manchester which has

Nottingham remains England's coronavirus hotspot - with a rate that has rocketed to 760.6 - but has still managed to escape local lockdown restrictions.

Three areas of England are enjoying falling coronavirus infection rates, while other parts of the country see their cases soar.

boozers for the last time for the next two weeks at least this evening. New coronavirus rules mean that licensed pubs and restaurants in Scotland must have their doors shut to the public from 6pm.

coronavirus rules. In a statement, Police Scotland said they would 'deploy additional officers across the country' to make sure the new legislation is followed.

hereThe announcement will come as new figures showed the pace of the UK’s economic recovery has slowed considerably, with GDP up 2.1 per cent in August, less than half of what economists had forecast.Sources were saying it was wrong to describe the new package as a local furlough scheme, which some have urged the government to develop.The furlough scheme, which supported millions of workers and prevented further job losses, will cease at the end of the month.It will be replaced by the less generous Jobs Support Scheme, where the government will pay up to 22 per cent of wages for workers who come back part-time.Ministers are expected to outline a three-tier local lockdown system on Monday, which may see high-risk individuals told to stay at

Coronavirus cases are continuing to surge in nearly every local authority area in England with London seeing huge rises, Government statistics show.

It could take two years to bring coronavirus under control and for life to return to normal even with a vaccine, experts have warned.

Rishi Sunak is set to make an announcement today on how to support thousands of businesses that are expected to be shut in parts of northern England.