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Bryan Cranston isn’t totally 100% recovered after his battle with coronavirus.

direct to your inboxWeekly cases of Covid-19 across Tameside have dropped down to single figures in areas that had been hotspots for the virus.The infection rate has fallen for another subsequent week in the borough, and now stands at 145.7 cases per 100,000 people as of Wednesday, down 44pc from the previous week.This places Tameside as the third lowest local authority in Greater Manchester for its infection rate.The success of the four week lockdown in suppressing the virus has led to cases falling in almost all areas of the borough.The latest local data shows that while Ashton Central remains Tameside’s biggest hotspot, the neighbourhood has recorded a big drop in cases, down to 29 in the week to November 27 compared to 49 in the seven

Kelly Dodd, 45, is regretting the controversial remarks she made about the coronavirus pandemic, once again. The Real Housewives of Orange County star sat down for a virtual interview on the Dec.

The entertainment industry’s retirement homes on the East and West coasts, which were hit hard by the coronavirus in the early days of the pandemic, are faring well despite the latest Covid-19 surge that has swept through rest homes across the country. They’re also preparing to be among the first to receive vaccines for residents and staff as soon as they’re available.

Janet W. Lee Rapper-singer Jeremih is on the road to recovery from COVID-19, according to his friend and collaborator Chance the Rapper.Chance announced the news via Twitter on Thursday, sharing that Jeremih will be “out the hospital tomorrow (Friday).” “I am filled with praise right now,” he wrote.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutWe may only be two days into December, but some people have already found an issue with their advent calendars.This year though, it's not the chocolates inside, but the message - behind one of the doors in the Cadbury advent calendar, anyway.Some people who decided to open their advent calendar doors ahead of the assigned day (because, let's be honest, there's not been much else to do), had a bit of a surprise when they reached day four.After opening up the door, shoppers discovered a message which reads: "Give hugs at Christmas."Usually, this would be a really lovely message, but in a year when hugs have been advised against for the

He was seen just one month ago shooting season five of his hit NBC series.And on Tuesday, actor Milo Ventimiglia was spotted emerging from an evening workout session at a gym in Los Angeles, California.The Heroes star, 43, wore a red Superare T-shirt that hugged his bulging biceps and big shoulders. On Tuesday: This Is Us actor Milo Ventimiglia was spotted emerging from an evening workout session at a gym in Los AngelesMilo sported shaggy dark hair which hung down past his ears.He wore dark pants and carried a satchel with the word Freedom on it.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock fought back tears in the Commons as he spoke about the loss of his grandad to the coronavirus.

Rosie Perez is reflecting on her terrifying experience of contracting the novel coronavirus last December. In an interview with Uproxx published Monday, the 56-year-old actress revealed that she was in the middle of filming HBO Max's The Flight Attendantwhen production had to shut down after she was diagnosed with COVID-19.

A man who spat in another man's face after testing positive for coronavirus has been jailed.Guy Nougher, 62, admitted charges of assault and affray following the incident on Hythe High Street in Kent.He was jailed for 21 months at Canterbury Crown Court last week, Kent Police said.Nougher was seen kicking the door of a building society and was told to stop by a member of the public who was passing by on June 13 this year.He then made threats to punch the man and pushed him with a clenched fist.When the victim asked him to stand back, Nougher told him: 'I have got Covid' before spitting in the man's face.Nougher was arrested the following day and enquiries confirmed he had been told he had tested positive for the virus on three days before

Wet-led pubs that have been forced to close or had their trade severely reduced by coronavirus measures will receive extra cash from the Government.Boris Johnson announced the news to MPs today, saying the money is there to 'recognise how hard they have been hit'.Pubs that don't serve food have to remain closed in both Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas from tomorrow.As national lockdown ends, that means that the majority of wet-led pubs across England aren't able to reopen.The Prime Minister has today announced that each will receive a one-off payment of £1,000.Mr Johnson said: "Today we’re going further, with a one-off payment of £1,000 in December to wet pubs – that’s pubs that do not serve food."Recognising how hard they’ve been hit by this virus

Twitter account, took to the social media platform to boast about his lunch with friends where they hugged. The actor told his 255,000 followers that if the NHS couldn't cope then it was "not fit for purpose".A Cardio-Thoracic Intensive Care nurse, named on Twitter as Joanna Louise, fired back at Mr Fox's post by describing what she'd had to go through at work.Joanna replied to his tweet saying: "Just held a persons hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side."Glad you enjoyed your meal."Laurence Fox wrote on Sunday night: "Just had a large group over to lunch and we hugged and ate and talked and put the world to rights."It was lovely."You’ll never take that away from people."Stay out.

hereHaider was among those who sacrificed time with his family so he could dedicate himself to Covid patients, first living in a hotel, and later alone at the family home in Hale for months on end.He was able to spend just a few days with his youngest child after he was born in April, before his wife Rasha Al-Talib and their three children went away to stay with her parents and he went back to work.Even when he himself fell ill with Covid, he declined Rasha's offer to come home to care for him, to avoid passing the virus on. Now Rasha has nominated Haider as one of our Covid Heroes.

While COVID-19 didn't start to ravage most of the United States until March, Rosie Perez revealed she caught the virus back in December.The 56-year-old actress was flying to Bangkok, Thailand to film her new HBO Max series The Flight Attendant, when she caught the virus, she revealed in a new interview for Uproxx.She said the whole experience was 'terrifying,' and recalled even telling her manager, 'don’t let me die in Bangkok.' Early case:While COVID-19 didn't start to ravage most of the United States until March, Rosie Perez revealed she caught the virus back in December'HBO shut down production in March, with in the middle of the show's sixth episode (of eight).'I had contracted COVID when we flew to Bangkok.

A nurse hit back at Laurence Fox's post bragging about breaking lockdown rules with a heart-wrenching story.

Rosie Perez reveals what it was like contracting COVID-19 during a new interview with Uproxx.

Boris Johnson’s pet dog Dilyn may have caught the coronavirus as the deadly bug swept through Downing Street, it has been claimed.

Los Angeles County announced a new stay-home order Friday as coronavirus cases surge out of control in the nation’s most populous county. The three-week order takes effect Monday.

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The UK is at risk of a third wave of coronavirus infections in January unless it gets the balance of restrictions right, a Cabinet minister has warned.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Only people who live, work or attend school in Johnstone are being asked to take part in the mass Covid-19 testing scheme.Scotland’s first mass testing centre for people with no symptoms of the virus is set to open in Johnstone Town Hall on Wednesday.The pilot project will see up to 12,000 people tested for the virus over the following seven days.Now Renfrewshire Council has confirmed it will only be locals who are invited to take a test.They can attend the centre, which is running as a drop in service, between 8am and 8pm daily.It is available to all those aged five and older who are not currently displaying any symptoms of coronavirus.Those taking