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straight to your inbox every day for freeHere are the Manchester United evening headlines on Monday, December 28.Manchester United are set to trigger a one-year extension clause in Edinson Cavani's contract to keep him at the club for another season. Cavani joined United on deadline day in October and has impressed since his arrival - scoring four goals in all competitions.

direct to your inbox A healthcare assistant working on a Covid ward in Greater Manchester has spoken to the Manchester Evening News about their experience during the pandemic. Paid £9.88 an hour, they have worked on the ward since the start of the crisis and between March to July, their ward alone lost more than 150 people to Covid.Speaking anonymously, they tell here of the pain of losing a patient whose family cannot be with them, worrying staffing levels and how the rise and fall of infection rates in Greater Manchester translate to the front line experience of treating patients on a Covid ward."I was there from day one, in March."It has often been heartbreaking.

A military officer recently returned home to surprise his mom, a police sergeant, just in time for the holidays. Private Second Class Daeveon Oliver and St.

It’s a new year and that means there’s a new crop of TV shows and movies to binge-watch on Netflix.  With the holidays behind us, Netflix has announced a slew of new content coming to its library in January 2021. Start your year off right by revisiting classics such as "Bonnie and Clyde" or "Cool Hand Luke." You could also choose to educate yourself on where people’s foul mouths come from with the new original documentary "History of Swear Words" or satisfy your inner true-crime lover by learning more about infamous serial killer Richard Ramirez with "Night talker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer."  However, the release of new content means certain things have to go.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxMeghan Markle and Prince Harry will take to the stage for live shows in a bid to cash in from full theatres, copyright documents reveal.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced an exclusive partnership with Spotify earlier this month for a series of podcasts from their new production company, Archewell Audio.Documents filed by the royal couple to the US Patent and Trademark Office, mention live stage performances as part of Archewell Audio's content to be protected under copyright laws.Securing a patent will stop others being able to make money by ripping off their work.Harry and Meghan submitted papers requesting exclusive rights to

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Udston Primary  did a reverse Advent calendar, asking staff and families to donate items for Hamilton District Foodbank every day in December.Staff and pupils at the Hamilton school were delighted to hand over almost 50 bags filled with goods for the charity.Pictured are the school house captains with all the donations.

rats "the size of rabbits that are immune to poison" have taken over homes with locals fearing they "can't be stopped". People in the town of Litherland, Merseyside first noticed the problem in August, saying the problem is ongoing, the Liverpool Echo reports.

EXCLUSIVE: NewFilmmakers Los Angeles and the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science (AMPAS) will kick off the New Year celebrating emerging Israeli filmmakers and talent with a virtual film fest.

The Breakfast Club, , and Boyz n the Hood to newer fare like Call Me By Your Name and Booksmart, we love them all. Take a trip down nostalgia lane with the best coming-of-age you can stream right now. Four childhood besties reunite to see one of their own through the end of her pregnancy and reminisce about the summer they first started getting into boys.

Ciara and Vanessa Bryant have been getting into the holiday spirit.

A sustained effort is under way to deny children access to literature. Under the slogan #DisruptTexts, critical-theory ideologues, schoolteachers and Twitter agitators are purging and propagandizing against classic texts—everything from Homer to F.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United are set to trigger the one-year extension in Edinson Cavani's contract and manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is open to keeping him beyond the end of next season.Cavani, 33, joined United on deadline day in October on a deal until the end of the current campaign with the option of an additional year that rests with the club.The Uruguayan came on at half-time to assist Bruno Fernandes at Leicester on Boxing Day and lashed in United's winner in their Carabao Cup quarter-final victory at Everton last week.United extended the contracts of Eric Bailly, Nemanja Matic and Timothy Fosu-Mensah last January and, although Cavani has made just three starts, his four goals match principal centre

Glasgow sees two of Scotland’s most iconic DJs play back-to-back for the first time ever. Michael Kilkie and Jon Mancini have each had 30-year careers playing Scotland’s biggest clubs and events – but they have never before collaborated.

Manchester United are ready to reward Edinson Cavani with a new contract.

Manchester United are poised to hand Edinson Cavani a new contract at Old Trafford.

Boris Johnson has reportedly been advised that stronger restrictions are necessary to curb skyrocketing Covid-19 cases. The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) says the fast-spreading new coronavirus variant could prove disastrous and cause the R-rate to surge above 1 in the coming month, Politico reports.

direct to your inboxThe Met Office has issued another weather warning, with more snow is expected to hit the region in the next 24 hours.A yellow warning for snow and ice has been extended until tomorrow morning (Tuesday, December 29).The region was covered by a yellow warning for snow this morning.

West Ham captain Mark Noble may be considered by some as almost beyond criticism for his years of service to the club. However, after rare back-to-back starts culminated in the 33-year-old being replaced at half-time against Brighton on Sunday, many of the Irons faithful have given their verdicts on Twitter.

is Hilary and that she was born in Boston ( points out that her says she was "born in Mallorca"): FYI, Twitter was largely unimpressed by this response:Watched all 7min of Hilaria’s explanation and it was a lot of “well my family vacationed in Spain and I speak Spanish” but still zero explanation as to why she pretended she didn’t know the word “cucumber” in English on national TV which I’d like an entire documentary about.Remember when Hilaria Baldwin (née Hilary Hayward-Thomas) was like “how you say in English, uh, ‘cucumber’” ?Meanwhile, Alec Baldwin posted this video:And now his daughter, Ireland Baldwin, has hopped online to defend her stepmom, calling Hilaria's critics “sad and pathetic” and saying “She’s a caring person who has

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Pupils at a Paisley nursery school have planted a special tree in memory of a much-loved member of staff who died earlier this year.Children at Todholm Primary created a little festive garden to remember Jan Keddie who worked at the school for 21 years.She sadly passed away, aged 66, in August and pupils are determined not to let her memory fade.Jan began life at the school as a classroom assistant before she took up the role as office manager, where she became an indispensable piece of the school’s fabric.Her proud son Allan is delighted with the young people’s efforts to keep her in their thoughts this holiday season.He told the Express: “As I got

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Staff at a community centre have been hard at work to bring some festive cheer to families across Ferguslie Park this Christmas.While everyone was getting organised for the big day, the team at the Tannahill Centre was out delivering goodies to residents to enjoy over the festive period.With help from generous firms that handed in donations and a band of volunteers, there were smiles all round as 100 people were given Christmas hampers, coorie-in kits and youngsters were even given a special letter from Santa.It was electrical firm The Valley Group which helped make the Christmas hampers possible, with the packages being sent to residents who have been