Trafford's coronavirus infection rate has risen again, council boss says - two days before lockdown restrictions are going to be lifted

Adam Sandler is an industry icon for a reason. The comedic actor’s decades-long career has seen him charm audiences in everything from Happy Gilmore to The Wedding Singer and gained a whole new generation of fans thanks to the animated Hotel Transylvania franchise.Sandler first gained major recognition when he became a cast member on Saturday Night Live in 1991, a role he nabbed after initially joining the sketch series as a writer the year before.

Captain Tom Moore will be seen breaking down while talking about his grandkids during Piers Morgan 's Life Stories this weekend The 100-year-old war veteran rose to fame after he honourably walked up and down his garden with his walker 100 times in a bid to raise money for the NHS at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.His charity efforts were picked up by every single publication and the public fell head over heels in love with Sir Captain Tom, and rightly so.He went on to raise an absolutely astonishing £32, 795, 065 for the NHS so it could tackle the deadly disease which has heartbreakingly killed over 40,000 people in the UK alone.Appearing on Piers show, which is due to air on ITV at 8pm on Sunday, Sir Tom breaks down sweetly while

Queen wants to spend more time with her husband, who turned 99 in June. While the monarch is at Sandringham, her royal staff will be working on a way to travel safely between the estate and Windsor Castle.

The House of Commons Speaker has issued a blistering slapdown to Matt Hancock after the Health Secretary ignored him when announcing a major change to the law.

Seven members of staff have now tested positive for coronavirus at a branch of McDonald's.

Dumb, deluded & dangerous Covid-deniers like Denise Welch need to stop being given airtime. Her idiotic, ill-informed ramblings - from a woman who never stops telling us that she suffers from mental illness - will cost lives by persuading people to think the virus isn’t a threat." One fan also shared: "Check Denise Welch out she is a Covid denier.

coronavirus in the US.The 10-day festival, which reportedly drew crowds of up to 460,000 to Sturgis between August 7-16, included a full programme of music that featured sets from the likes of Trapt, Buckcherry, Drowning Pool, Night Ranger, Reverend Horton Heat, Lit, 38 Special, Quiet Riot, Big Skillet and Smash Mouth.Smash Mouth’s performance at the rally in particular was widely criticised for not adhering to social distancing or mask-wearing guidelines, as well as frontman Steve Harwell’s “we’re all here together tonight! Fuck that COVID shit!” remark to the crowd.Researchers from the Center for Health Economics and Policy Studies at San Diego State University have now published a study which investigated whether the 2020 Sturgis

Djo — listen to ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.The Stranger Things star has returned to music with his first new material since the September 2019 release of his debut solo album ‘Twenty Twenty’.Described in a press release as “a much-needed bolt of positivity in an otherwise dark time”, ‘Keep Your Head Up’ showcases Keery mixing the psych-pop influences heard on previous Djo material with elements of Prince and George Clinton-influenced funk.You can hear Djo’s ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.Keery had been planning to tour Djo throughout 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic put an end to those plans and instead inspired Keery to return to the studio.

The mother-of-one added: ‘I also want to say that I feel good and am excited to get rid of it.’Lyme disease is a bacterial infection which humans can catch through bites from infected ticks.Symptoms of the disease include a circular red rash (often resembling a bullseye) and flu-like symptoms.In more severe cases, it can end up causing heart and nerve problems, pain and swelling in the joints, and difficulty concentrating for years afterwards.Tory Lanez ‘apologises to Megan Thee Stallion’ after ‘shooting her in the feet’Tekashi 6ix9ine to appear on Logan Paul's Impaulsive podcastNikki Bella reveals her post-partum figure five weeks after giving birthStars such as Justin Bieber, Shania Twain, Avril Lavigne, Bella Hadid and her mother Yolanda

Ozzy Osbourne felt "serenity" before he tried to kill Sharon Osbourne. The Black Sabbath singer has opened up about the terrifying moment he almost choked his wife to death while under the influence, and he admitted to feeling at peace as he walked into the room.

Covid world, architects have claimed.

coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent UK lockdown have left many couples unsure what lies in store for their summer and autumn 2020 weddings.Weddings have been able to restart since July 4, with up to 30 people able to attend under social distancing rules.From August 15, receptions of up to 30 people have been permitted. Before that, only two households could attend a reception held at an indoor hospitality venue.Now, however, there could be a return to lockdown-style restrictions, with the anticipated announcement today that social gatherings of more than six people are to be illegal.

why of it all, and inquiring minds want to know.According to sources who spoke to , there was no drama. I meannnnnnnn....this kinda makes sense? Especially since Kourtney Kardashian already quit the show, Kendall and Kylie barely film, and Kim recently made it clear that her personal life is off limits.

Arsenal might need to change their transfer plans after another injury blow. Mikel Arteta showed faith in David Luiz towards the end of last season as he was handed a contract extension, but he is now likely to miss the start of the new season.

Rangers player Allan McGregor were vandalised just weeks before a vehicle was deliberately set on fire there. Police confirmed they are investigating both incidents which took place at the goalkeeper’s property near Glasgow.

coronavirus. Previously, guidance in England allowed gatherings of up to six people from different households outdoors, or two households of any size, indoors or outdoors, to meet.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe impacts of coronavirus haven’t all been negative.Half of adults have vowed to change the way they live for the better – by developing closer bonds with neighbours, supporting small businesses and giving to those less fortunate.A study of 2,000 people showed 56% are re-evaluating everything about their lives.A sizeable 47% say they’ve learned to appreciate the smaller things in life, while 52% have new found respect for the work done in their local communities.More than a quarter of adults have volunteered for a particular charity during the pandemic, with one in 10 doing so for the first time.Other ways adults have made positive

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxMatt Hancock said he "hopes" Christmas will not be cancelled due to the pandemic but admitted Brits needed to “act now” in order to control the virus.In an interview with LBC radio Hancock, who is the UK’s Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, said the new government rules are "so important" and added, "every single person in the country" needs to work together to "get a grip" on Covid-19.He said he "hopes" the new rules, which ban all indoor and outdoor gatherings of more than six people, will mean Christmas 2020 isn’t cancelled.Hancock added that in areas where there has been a "big spike" the government will now take "action

Nicola Sturgeon has signalled the government could reduce the number of people allowed to meet for social gatherings.

Jessica Mulroney is opening up about her experience with trolls. The 40-year-old stylist took to her Instagram Story on Tuesday to reveal why she deleted a photo from her pal, Meghan Markle's, wedding shortly after posting it last month.

hereStudents are also being warned not to buy freshers week wristbands that are being sold online for events that won't take place.Greater Manchester Police and council licensing teams will be out visiting premises to remind them of their responsibilities this week.In a joint statement, the university leaders warned: "This September is like no other."The University of Manchester has the biggest student population in the country at around 40,000, with Manchester Met not far behind on 38,000.Most students will be living in multi-occupancy accommodation such as halls of residence or shared houses and will no doubt be looking forward to exploring the city. The influx of students will bring back a sense of normality to many areas and will be a