The five Wigan neighbourhoods where Covid-19 cases are still rising

coronavirus death toll has hit 3,588, the Scottish Government confirmed earlier today. In the last 24 hours, there has been 44 new recorded deaths, and 880 fresh infections were recorded in the same time period.

Coronavirus can remain infectious on surfaces for days by transforming into a ‘pancake-like film’, a new study has revealed.

Queen is to get new germ-killing gloves to keep her safe from Covid-19 while outdoors. Her official glovemaker has teamed with a tech firm to create mitts that "neutralises viruses and microbes, virtually on contact".The monarch, 94, is rarely seen without her iconic white gloves which she uses to complement her colourful wardrobe and keep her safe from colds and coughs.

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New York Times op-ed published Wednesday.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A GENEROUS and hard-working Coatbridge trainee butcher who has helped ensure housebound residents are properly fed throughout the coronavirus pandemic has won a national award.Customers of Hugh Black & Son butchers voted in their droves to secure teenager Nicky Presland the coveted Scottish Craft Butchers “Extra Mile” Award in their annual training accolades.The popular apprentice at the High Street butchers insists he “did nothing” – but expressed his delight that so many customers had taken the time to vote for him.Nicky, 18, topped nominations for apprentice butchers from all over Scotland in the annual awards, sponsored by SQA, the Scotch Butchers

New York Times, Meghan wrote about losing her unborn baby in July while she and husband Harry were living in Los Angeles. The duchess began her article by describing a typical morning getting up and looking after her son Archie.

High street staple Marks and Spencer is not taking part in Black Friday 2020.

Studiocanal confirmed Wednesday that it has pre-sold the world, apart from the U.S. and China, on Liam Neeson action thriller “Retribution.”A second new Studiocanal title, Working Title romantic comedy “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” with Lily James and Emma Thompson, has closed near all of Europe and Japan, also placing it among the best-selling AFM titles.Among AFM trading, the deals add to AGC Studios’ near worldwide pre-sales on “Universe’s Most Wanted” and half the world sales sweeps for Cornerstone’s “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” Mister Smith’s “Lakewood” and Elle Driver’s “See For Me.” Otherwise, major AFM sales announcements, to date at least, have been few and pretty piecemeal.

Jurgen Klopp and Marcelo Bielsa are among a five-man shortlist in the running for the 2020 FIFA Mens' Coach of the Year award.

Perth and Kinross have joined forces to help bring people together to celebrate Christmas.

A homeless woman has raised concerns that a Tameside shelter was ‘turning residents out onto the streets’ during the day despite them having been exposed to positive coronavirus cases.The Town House in Ashton-under-Lyne opened in July as the council’s main provision for rough sleepers in the form of an overnight hostel, and also the borough’s A Bed Every Night accommodation.One person who was staying at the shelter told the Local Democracy Service that she had raised concerns with the Greater Manchester Mayoral office about the way it was being run, and the provisions for people to self-isolate.Tameside council says that measures were ‘always in place’ so that any service user who develops symptoms of Covid-19, tests positive, or has close

Coronation Street star Bev issuing a swipe at a co-star. The soap actress said the brutal jibe was unintentional - but it left viewers and its recipient Vernon Kay shocked.

Mike Tyson is almost as famous for his personal life as he is his sporting achievements.

Read More: The doctors worked to complete clinical assessments of residents over the weekend.A senior nursing team also remains on site to ensure the clinical and personal needs of the residents are being met.The Express reported last week how there had been a Covid-19 outbreak across the home’s three units.Councillor Eddie Devine - whose own mother was a resident of the Glenburn home before she passed away - has demanded answers as to how 55 per cent of the residents located across three buildings could contract Covid-19.“I am shocked and appalled that this has happened,” he said.“We are not naïve enough to think that we would not get covid cases in care homes, but the sheer number of people in that home that are infected is mind

Express.co.uk, Kelly divulged: “I was following the SlimFast plan before lockdown and had got from a size 16 to a 12 and then the minute Boris was like, ‘Right, everybody stay home’, all of my routine and all of that hard work just went out the window. “All of a sudden I was buying pizza ovens, panini makers, ice cream makers, I was closer to the fridge than I had ever been before and it was just a disaster.“So I could see my weight gradually creeping back on and I got to a size 14 and I thought, ‘Oh no, I can’t do this!’” Fortunately, Kelly managed to get back on track by July, as she returned to her diet plan and exercise regime with her beloved pet dog Teddy.She continued: “So about July time I thought, I need to press reset and get back

A new coronavirus closely related to the pandemic SARS-CoV-2 virus has been discovered in Cambodia.

Mohamed Salah was allowed to return to Liverpool training just FIVE days after testing positive for coronavirus - with the Reds benefitting from a loophole in Premier League rules.Salah is set to make his first Liverpool appearance in over two weeks against Atalanta this evening, having been unable to play in Sunday’s 3-0 win over Leicester following his second positive Covid-19 test while on international duty last Wednesday.The Egypt star was first diagnosed with coronavirus on November 13, before returning a second positive five days later.Premier League rules state that players cannot train or play for 10 days after a positive test, meaning Salah should not have been allowed to return to Melwood until this Saturday.Yet according to The

lockdown. Sinead Quinn from West Yorkshire was issued her second £10,000 fine on Tuesday for continuing to trade despite being warned several times to close.

A mum who thinks coronavirus is a hoax sent her child to school when they should have been self-isolating at home, a council leader says.

Dr Hilary Jones has questioned the "weak nation" for having a five-day break during Christmas amid the coronavirus pandemic.