The three coronavirus hotspots in Wigan as cases rise in the borough

Quality Street fans have been left disappointed after discovering that a popular chocolate was missing from tubs. Scots will know that Christmas is fast-approaching when tins and plastic tubs of the chocolate start appearing on the supermarket shelves.

Cheer star Jerry Harris must remain in jail until his trial for producing child abuse images.

Celtic squad they can’t live off past glories as they facing a title fight in the here and now. The Hoops boss admitted his Covid and injury-hit side were second best against Rangers and he challenged his troops to respond.

coronavirus and over 16,000 people have tested positive for the disease in the last 24 hour reporting period. According to the latest figures from the UK government a total of 150 people had died in the UK within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of October 17, 2020 - up from 98 recorded on Friday.The jump in deaths is the biggest single-day increase since June 10 and higher than last Saturday, when 81 were recorded.

The police hero was one of the emergency workers investigating the brutal poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in the English city – after they were targeted by Russian spies and attacked with Novichok. Detective Sergent Bailey became contaminated himself while investigating the Russian assassination attempt when he came into contact with the deadly substance on the door handle of the Skripal’s home.

hereIt comes after a week of tense negotiations between local and central government about attempts to move Greater Manchester into tier 3 coronavirus restrictions.On Friday night, northern leaders hit back after Prime Minister Boris Johnson seemingly issued an ultimatum, after failing to come to an agreement with local leaders. The PM has said that if an agreement cannot be reached, he would intervene 'to protect Manchester's hospitals and save the lives of Manchester's residents'.If tier 3 restrictions were brought in, it would see pubs and bars forced to close.

here"But it's absolutely not going to come to that because everybody is in agreement that once we have regulations, and we've agreed what those regulations are, there has to be proportionate policing of them."That's our role, I'm not getting sucked into a political debate."Mr Hopkins also insisted that he has spoken frequently to both the Mayor Andy Burnham, the Home Secretary, and on one occasion the Prime Minister Boris Johnson about enforcement."Everybody is agreement on the need for proportionate enforcement and none of that has changed," he added.The Chief admitted it has been 'difficult' to enforce coronavirus restrictions over the past seven months and that the force has often faced criticism from the public."We get questions about

Strictly Come Dancing finally returns tonight, on Saturday, October 17.A brand new line-up of celebrities are set to take part, including Jamie Laing, HRVY, Jacqui Smith and Maisie Smith.They will be joined by professional dancers, including Anton Du Beke, Giovanni Pernice, Amy Dowden, Dianne Buswell and Oti Mabuse.It may come as no surprise that in order for the show to return, it has had to make some major changes in light of the coronavirus pandemic.The future of the BBC ballroom competition looked uncertain for a while, but in June Strictly bosses finally confirmed it would be going ahead.Here are all the changes to Strictly Come Dancing 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.In the beginning, Strictly bosses were preparing for the

Salisbury Novichok attack has quit the force because he "can no longer do the job". Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey said on Twitter he "had to admit defeat" and is leaving the force after 18 years, adding the incident in March 2018 "took so much from me".

Odsonne Edouard is unlikely to return to the Celtic squad for Thursday night's game against AC Milan. The Hoops take on the Italian giants in the Europa League but are likely to still be without Edouard, while Nir Bitton and Hatem Elhamed are also major doubts.Ryan Christie was the other player who missed the 2-0 defeat to Rangers because of the coronavirus crisis that has wreaked havoc on the squad, but he could be back in action.

Christopher Vourlias ViacomCBS International Studios is setting its sights on Southern Europe, with company execs outlining their plans for the region at Rome’s MIA market on Saturday.“South Europe is a focus for us right now. We have quite a strong lineup in development in Spain right now, and Italy to us is our next big priority,” said ViacomCBS International Studios senior vice president Laura Abril, who heads the company’s EMEAA team in Spain.The company announced last week that it is developing a TV series based on the life of the Italian artist Artemisia Gentileschi, with producer Frida Torresblanco (“Pan’s Labyrinth,” “The Assassination of Richard Nixon”) and former ViacomCBS International Studios U.K.

Liz Hurley sent her followers into meltdown as she flashed a little too much in a seriously racy Instagram picture.

A two-week circuit-breaker coronavirus lockdown is to be introduced in Wales from next week, according to a leaked letter.

Queen could be called on to boost public trust in coronavirus vaccines, a government adviser has claimed. Ministers have been told her majesty and other trusted figures could be used to fight against dangerous anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.Professor Heidi Larson said the 94-year-old monarch would be the best person to reassure the elderly to take the jab.

David Tennant has admitted it felt a bit "stupid" to be marrying the daughter of a fellow Doctor Who actor. The star, 49, who played the 10th Doctor, wed Georgia - who is the daughter of fifth Doctor Peter Davison - in 2011.Georgia, 35, told That Gaby Roslin Podcast that she instigated the relationship."I very much forced it into happening," she said.

Thousands of anti-lockdown demonstrators gathered in central London in protest against coronavirus Tier 2 restrictions which came into force in the capital today.

With the government imposing yet more restrictions on the country in the battle against coronavirus, many have been left uncertain, upset and angry by how those in power have been dealing with the crisis.

Liz Hurley has proved once again that age is nothing but a number in her latest snaps.

Blake Shelton pays a visit to Monday’s edition of “The Kelly Clarkson Show”, where he’s asked to recall his first-ever public performance.

Ian Brown has deleted all of his tweets about coronavirus conspiracy theories.The former Stone Roses frontman has been active on social media for the last two months in which he’s voiced his concerns that the pandemic was “planned and designed to make us digital slaves”. He also seemingly advocated for the anti-mask and anti-vaxx movements.Yesterday (October 16) the news emerged that the singer, who performs solo under his own name, had wiped all messages of that nature from his Twitter account.DJ, journalist and author Dave Haslam, who was active during the “Madchester” scene that harboured the Stone Roses in the late ’80s/early ’90s, was one of many who noticed Brown’s deletions.

care home in West Lothian.Care firm HC-One have confirmed that 11 people have now died with Covid-19 at the Redmill Care Home in East Whitburn.NHS Lothian has opened an investigation into the outbreak at the care home.Another outbreak at Milford House care home in Edinburgh is also being looked at.In addition to those who died, 35 residents and 20 staff members at the care home currently have the virus.A crisis team was set up when the outbreak was initially identified and the home was closed to visitors.An HC-One spokesman said: "Our thoughts and sympathies are with all families who have lost a loved one from coronavirus and we are doing our utmost to support them during this difficult time."Supporting our residents is at the heart of what