Two women rescued from Ben Lomond in blizzard charged with breaching covid rules

The UK has missed its crucial vaccine target again - as the latest numbers highlight fears of a 'postcode lottery'.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.The Prime Minister Boris Johnson is popping into West Lothian today.The PM will visit the factory in Livingston where biotech firm Valneva are producing the inactivated Covid-19 vaccine.It was announced today that Valneva would officially begin large-scale vaccine manufacturing at its Livingston site.The UK Government has ordered up to 60 million jabs due to be manufactured by the end of 2021 if the vaccine is approved.Livingston MP, Hannah Bardell, recently told The Courier that the vaccine represented a once in a lifetime investment for West Lothian.Business Secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, said: “Thanks to the UK Vaccine Taskforce, we have ordered

also footing the bill to have her management and glam squad tested, so she's maybe spending much more than that.“I thought they were free.... that’s crazy,” one person tweeted.

Perth and Kinross are now being told to seek medical help if they think they might be suffering a heart attack.

A Covid denier who refused to wear a face mask and continually met up with friends despite the pandemic has died after contracting the virus himself.

COVID-19, Disney Cruise Line has announced.Despite previous plans to relaunch their popular family cruises in February, the company is once again pushing departures because of the pandemic. “Based on the conditional sail order provided by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Disney Cruise Line must cancel sailings,” according to a statement released Wednesday.All departures booked through April 2021 — as well as select May cruises on ships Disney Magic and Disney Wonder — are now cancelled.

Paramount and WWE Studios' animated feature Rumble is the latest studio pic to push back its release date in theaters due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The film, originally set to open on May 14, 2021, now won't launch on the big screen until Feb.

Downing Street has refused to rule out sending UK-made Covid-19 vaccines to Europe before all Brits have had their jab.

The weekly rate of coronavirus hospital admissions is falling in all but three of England's NHS regions amid new signs the lockdown is working, a new report says.

Rita Ora's 30th birthday party was branded "one of the most egregious and notorious" breaches of lockdown rules during the pandemic by police.

Alex Neil admits he's extremely hesitant to make any guarantees over the future of in-demand defender Ben Davies. The 25-year-old is being chased by a clutch of clubs and has been strongly linked with Celtic and Rangers in recent months.

Reality TV brought Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell together, and it split them apart.

coronavirus related to Mers or Sars. He told PA: "I mean, it really couldn't be more accurate than that.

Larry King passed away over the weekend at the age of 87, and now, his widow Shawn has revealed that he did not die from COVID-19, as was previously assumed.

Brits have been warned that holidays abroad could be out of the question until more people are vaccinated against coronavirus worldwide.

A man has been arrested after a suspicious package sparked a bomb scare at a Covid-19 vaccine production plant in north Wales.

Samuel Mensah, the rapper and CEO, has died.

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Carol Kirkwood touched after Terry Wogan comparison 'A lot let it slip[LATEST]Radio 2 star Jo Whiley's phone snatched in street in 'horrible' ordeal[TWITTER]Monty Don: Gardeners' World host 'ran away' with another man's ex-wife[ADMISSION]Ben added: "Where does this leave children's mental health when schools, fingers crossed, go back and things - touch wood - start to get back to normal?"The GMB host commented that the schools should be reopened for this very reason."That interaction is so crucial.

EXCLUSIVE: UK production and sales firm MSR Media is planning to shoot comedy feature One Year Off on the relatively Covid-free Caribbean island of Nevis, the producers and island’s leadership are announcing today.

direct to your inboxA landlord has been fined after four people were found drinking inside a pub during the Covid-19 lockdown, a council has revealed.Police issued fines totalling £1,800 to them last week, Trafford Council said.The council said the landlord of the Old Plough pub on Green Lane in Sale was issued with a fixed penalty fine of £1,000 after 'people were found to be drinking on the premises'.The four customers involved were fined £200 each, town hall bosses added.As a result, the council said Greater Manchester Police was increasing visits to businesses to 'reduce breaches' and keep people safe. The Manchester Evening News has contacted the Old Plough for comment as well as Hydes Brewary.