Two more SEISS self-employed grants confirmed in Budget - but there are strings attached

HOLLYOAKS stars James Sutton and Callum Kerr have revealed there are more sickening abuse scenes on the way for their on-screen alter-egos.

Animal X' hiding a deadly virus that could trigger a pandemic worse than the Black Death.It is feared it could kill as more than 75 million people worldwide with unknown viruses hiding unseen in animals around the world before mutating and crossing over to humans.Experts believe Covid-19 jumped from animals to humans, probably from bats, and now scientists are in a race against time to find the potential source of the next one.World Health Organization (WHO) officials have warned the threat from a zoonotic disease, the term for where infections jump from animals to humans.WHO estimate around one billion cases of illness and millions of deaths occur each year from such diseases.Dr Josef Settele, from the Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental

Louis Armstrong in a self-financed biopic about the late jazz legend’s life.That’s according to Jermaine Fowler, who in promoting his new film Coming 2 America told NME that is co-star is currently working on the biopic.When asked if he thinks Morgan is an under appreciated actor owning to his “whackier” roles, Fowler responded: “I do. I would love to see him do something dramatic.

George Clooney was one of Hollywood’s most notorious bachelors for decades. The actor and director even told Barbara Walters in 1995 that he would never marry again after his divorce from actress Talia Balsam in 1993.

Oprah Winfrey's explosive interview withMeghan Markle and Prince Harry aired across the Atlantic on Monday, effectively on home soil given its subject matter. A day afterOprah With Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Special was broadcastin the U.S., the two-hour special with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — which laid bare the inner workings of the royal family and the couple's reason for stepping away — landed on Brit network ITV, which had won a bidding war for the interview.

Scotland will be eased this weekend.The First Minister told MSPs that up to four adults from two households would legally be able to meet outdoors as of this Friday.Meetings will be possible in gardens and parks, but people should only go indoors if it is essential to reach a back garden or to use a toilet.It comes as the average daily number of covid cases has dropped to 490, down from 657 last week. Almost 40 per cent of the adult population in Scotland has also received a first dose of a vaccine.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.People in West Dunbartonshire will have the opportunity to socialise in larger groups First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced, as she updated the Scottish Parliament on the state of the pandemic in Scotland.Reporting 466 new cases (3.3 percent of those tested) and 19 deaths linked to Covid-19, the FM revealed that restrictions on outdoor gatherings and non-contact children’s sports would be loosened from from Friday (March 12).The new rules will allow up to four people from two households to meet outside, with the current limit set at just two from two households.

It takes the overall number of cases to 4,069.The number of patients in hospital has risen from seven to nine, with less than five in intensive care.

direct to your inbox Professor Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance gave evidence to a committee of MPs today on the Commons Science and Technology Committee about coronavirus.Prof Whitty, who is England's Chief Medical Officer, told the committee, modelling data considered by Sage had suggested that even under the most optimistic set of assumptions, at least a further 30,000 Covid-19 deaths could occur.He said the modelling reflected the fact it was a common virus and "even if you have a relatively small proportion of people still remaining vulnerable, that still equates to a very large number of people overall."He said that might include people for whom the vaccine is not effective, those who don't take it or those in younger groups who

Julianne Hough had plenty to celebrate on Monday - and she did so with incredible style! The Dancing With the Stars pro rang in International Women's Day with a beautiful photo and shared it on Instagram. MORE: Julianne Hough performs jaw-dropping stunt in tiny yellow bikiniIn the snapshot, Julianne, 32, showed off her dancer's physique in a high-cut, nude bodysuit with a floaty blouse top to it.

ITV bosses have confirmed they have spoken to Piers Morgan over his scathing coverage of Meghan Markle following her and husband Prince Harry’s Oprah Winfrey interview. Piers, 55, stormed off the Good Morning Britain set on Tuesday morning after his rants about Meghan, 39, were branded “diabolical” by Alex Beresford.

One year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grammy Awards are going to look a lot different than they did in 2020.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserA total of £150,000 is being allocated to increased pest control, to “treat defined priority areas over the summer period to address local concerns”. North Lanarkshire’s environment committee heard last month how reports of rat sightings across the authority area have increased in each of the past four years, reaching 1500 reports during 2019-2020.

#IWD2021 the results show that for women in music there is little to celebrate. As artists, songwriters, and producers women are outnumbered on the Billboard Hot 100 Year-End Charts & have been for 9 years.

P&O Cruises, Carnival Cruise, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Disney Cruise, Marella Cruise, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Saga Cruises and Virgin Voyages. Carnival Cruises are now cancelled until May 31.

08 Mar 2021 A silk scarf she can wrap around her bag, wrist, waist or ponytail is a versatile present.Alphabet floral silk scarf, £125, Aspinal of LondonWe rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future.Thank you for your support.Need help?Visit our page.

stalker attached a tracking device to his former lover's car so he could follow her more than a decade after she ended their relationship.Former special constable Abdul Salam, 37, set up an elaborate ruse to try and convince Razia Azhar's husband that she was cheating on him.He posed as a woman called 'Samantha' and reported Mrs Azhar's movements to her husband in a bid to convince him his wife was having an affair.But Mr and Mrs Azhar set up a sting operation to out Salam and that led to an angry confrontation involving police and the discovery of the secret tracking device.Salam - whose two-year relationship with his victim ended in 2008 - admitted stalking Mrs Azhar for more than two months when he appeared in the dock at Dundee Sheriff

Aberdeen - but admits that may only have been 'delaying the inevitable.'McInnes' departure from Aberdeen was announced on Monday, ending his eight-year association with the Pittodrie side.It came amid a poor season for the Dons, who had just one win in McInnes' final nine matches in charge.A 0-0 draw with Hamilton was the final straw, and Miller, who experienced the same treatment when he was sacked as boss in 1995, sympathises with the long-serving manager.With McInnes having consistently delivered European football to Pittodrie throughout his eight years in charge, he reckons Aberdeen may have been too swift in pulling the trigger.In his Evening Express column, he said: "I’m disappointed that Derek McInnes and Tony Docherty didn’t get the

T.I. and his wife Tiny have been accused of sexual assault by six more people, further adding to the numerous allegations against the couple that have emerged since January.The fresh accusations against T.I.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey has dominated the public conversation since it aired on Sunday, and late-night talk show hosts across the networks addressed the shocking revelations Monday night.

insurance giant SunLife. However, leading funeral firm Low Cost Funeral has revealed how families in the UK are increasingly turning to more affordable and stripped-back send-offs instead.