The Weeknd Explained Why His Face Has Been Covered in Bandages for Months

direct to your inboxFor the first time in months, all of Trafford’s wards now have an infection rate below 400 cases per 100,000 population.Before this week, areas in the north of the borough, including Old Trafford and Stretford, had stubbornly high infection rates since the October lockdown was relaxed last year.Now, all areas have dropped downwards and the highest infection rate in the borough sits in Old Trafford with 379.5 cases per 100,000 people.The majority of the borough has infection rates below 200 cases per 100,000 population.While areas in the north of the borough still have the highest infection rates across the whole borough, numbers are finally falling.Urmston West has the lowest infection rate of all areas in the borough,

strike this week amid a new threat from new cost-cutting plans, union bosses have warned.The former public utility has started consultation on further job losses after 5,000 roles were axed last summer, the GMB union has said.Administration grades in Manchester, Cardiff, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leicester and Leeds are under threat with the reason being given as cutting costs.

Fife road.The tan coloured lurcher-type dog was found at the side of the A823 road near the local recycling centre in Dunfermline on Friday night.The Scottish SPCA was alerted to the incident after a passer-by discovered the dog.The terrified animal was handed in to the Inglis Veterinary Centre where staff treated a large wound to her hind leg as well as injuries to the face caused by pellets.It was originally believed she had been a victim of a road traffic accident, but an X-ray revealed she had been shot.Scottish SPCA inspector Stephanie Ross said: “We were astonished to hear the vet had found a pellet in the dog’s face when she was X-rayed.“We dread to think what would have happened to this poor dog if the member of the public hadn’t

coronavirus will become dominant in the UK. Using one of his analogies, which he has become renowned for, Prof Van-Tam told the BBC that the mutation first identified in Kent account for more than 90 per cent of cases and there had been fewer than 200 cases of the South African variant.He said: "If you are running a bath and you have got the hot tap on and you add in a very small amount of cold water, so the cold tap is running as well but at really a very low volume, your bath water is basically going to remain hot."It's only if that cold tap was gushing much more than the hot tap, the cold water would take over."That's probably the best analogy I can give you at the moment.

A woman was left disgusted after her brand new Dunelm Sofa throw arrived covered in animal faeces.

A 25-year-old who lost everything in lockdown has opened up about his ordeal after being forced to live in a tent.

McDonald's recently underestimated just how much people love to learn new facts about the fast-food chain.

Donald and Melania Trump could face eviction from their Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.

Premiership clashes scheduled for Wednesday night, all looking to beat the big freeze.Large parts of the country were battered by snow across Monday and Tuesday as Storm Darcy swept through.And while the worst of the snow is thought to have passed, temperatures are now set to plummet well below freezing.On tonight's card, Celtic visit St Mirren looking for a third win on the bounce.Elsewhere, Tommy Wright makes his Kilmarnock debut as the Rugby Park side host Motherwell.And Livingston will look to get back on track against Hamilton Accies after their incredible unbeaten run under David Martindale was shattered by St Johnstone at the weekend.There's also one fixture scheduled in the Championship - Inverness vs Alloa - and that's already

Wanderers debut last night against the Shrimps.Bolton were reduced to 10 men when Maddison was shown a straight red card by referee Oliver Langford following a challenge on Aaron Wildig.Wanderers had taken the lead just before half-time when Eoin Doyle put them in front, only for Brad Lyons to nod home after Maddison's dismissal to earn Morecambe a share of the spoils. Evatt revealed Maddison's disappointment following the sending off and the winger feeling he had let the dressing room down.But the Bolton boss believes Maddison had to make the challenge and that it was not a two-footed tackle, adding that he believes the Shrimps players put pressure on the referee to make a decision.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola could make nine changes from the Manchester City side that beat Liverpool so convincingly when he takes his side to the Liberty Stadium to take on Swansea in the FA Cup fifth round.City produced one of their most ruthless performances of the season on Sunday at Anfield to take control of the Premier League title race, but now Guardiola's one-game-at-a-time approach turns attentions to South Wales in the cup with a place in the FA Cup quarter finals at stake.Still, with fixtures against Tottenham, Everton, Arsenal, Borussia Monchengladbach, West Ham and Manchester United following this one, Guardiola will surely take the opportunity to rotate his squad and give game time to players who have had to wait

The Weeknd’s career can often feel like a grand, winking joke. Think about the bullet points of Abel Tesfaye’s decade-long run to this point: A lurid, distressed debut mixtape that made sex jams out of Cocteau Twins and Beach House samples.

An 'incredible' mum who was told by doctors at the age of 30 she had just six months left to live has died, more than 20 years after the bombshell news.

Halsey is keeping her baby bump safe and warm under a bright pink sweater as she leaves a studio in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon (February 9).

Glamour contributor Tess Kornfield says "You only need to keep these on for 15 minutes, so I gave them a try while I brushed my teeth and picked out my outfit for the day. Thanks to the retinol and hyaluronic acid in these babies, I looked so much more awake, despite a case of insomnia the night before."The beauty industry can be problematic when it comes to unnecessary waste, and Dieux is helping keep single-use skin care out of landfills.

Manori Ravindran International EditorOne month on from capturing exclusive footage of one of the darkest moments in American history, ITV News correspondent Robert Moore waits patiently in Palm Beach, Florida, for the former U.S. president to respond to his impeachment trial, which kicks off Tuesday.“We’re waiting to see whether [Donald Trump] is going to break his long silence,” the British journalist tells Variety of his stake-out of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound.

In the words of the great Hilary Duff … why not? Heather Martin arrived at the Nemacolin Resort on the Monday, February 8, episode of The Bachelor and everyone had questions. One, however, she answered via Instagram.

Even before her fiancé’s recent cheating scandal, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez did couples therapy to work on their relationship, the actress revealed in an interview with Allure on Tuesday, February 9. According to J-Lo, going to therapy together was really “helpful” for their relationship.

What's one beauty trend you're obsessed with right now?The no makeup look. I can kill a hairstyle, but I don't know how to do makeup.

Priyanka Chopra is a stunning Hollywood actress who repeatedly lands on Most Beautiful lists.But the 38-year-old star was once picked on for her looks after a nose operation didn't work out so well in the early 2000s, the Quantico star said in her new autobiography Unfinished, which goes on sale Tuesday.That led to some haters calling the former pageant queen 'Plastic Chopra.' The way she was:Priyanka Chopra is a stunning Hollywood actress who repeatedly lands on Most Beautiful lists. But the 38-year-old star was once picked on for her looks after a nose operation didn't work out so well in the early 2000s, the Quantico star said in her new autobiography Unfinished.

Gregor Townsend has moved to set the record straight on why some of his players failed to take the knee against England - saying they simply didn't know they were supposed to.Townsend's team picked up a famous victory over England at Twickenham in the Six Nations, but the match was quickly the centre of controversy when images emerged of players on both sides remaining on their feet while others took the knee in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. Criticism was soon levelled at the players in question on social media, some accusing them of taking a stance against the anti-racism movement.