Vaccination hub catches fire as people getting Covid jabs are evacuated from building

coronavirus.The Nipah virus could be ‘The Big One’ and may trigger another global outbreak, one leading doctor predicts.

Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannashire have now received a coronavirus vaccine.It's after an expansion of vaccination centres in the Forth Valley and to those aged 65 and over.Health bosses say work is now underway to start giving out second doses.

The fight between Teresa Giudice and Jackie Goldschneider has a new wrinkle.

Justin Theroux's new Apple TV+ series has a premiere date! based on the best-selling novel by his uncle Paul Theroux, will debut its first two episodes Friday, April 30, the streaming service announced Friday during the Television Critics Association winter press tour. The series, which also stars Melissa George, Logan Polish and Gabriel Bateman, follows a radical idealist and brilliant inventor, Allie Fox (Justin), who uproots his family for Mexico when they suddenly find themselves on the run from the U.S. government.In addition to announcing the show's premiere date, Apple TV+ debuted the first look at the gripping series.«We have a problem,» Justin says in the trailer.

After co-directing 2016’s Trolls—the critically acclaimed box office smash from DreamWorks Animation—Walt Dohrn made the leap to lead director with the equally catchy sequel, Trolls World Tour.

direct to your inboxA new surge testing site will open in north Manchester as part of ongoing efforts to identify and isolate cases of a new Covid-19 variant. Thousands of people have been tested since four cases of E484K, a mutation of the Kent strain which has spread across the country, were found in Moss Side earlier this month.

South Park fans will get a second helping of coronavirus-inspired comedy as the Comedy Central title set another hour-long pandemic special.

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Megan Thee Stallion has spoken out about the importance of developing confidence in her own skin as she stunned with her latest magazine cover. The rapper, 26, told Harper’s Bazaar that her confidence has developed over time, explaining: ‘I’m realizing that I don’t have to be in full glam every time you see me, because I’m just getting more comfortable with myself and more comfortable with my skin. ‘I know that I’m a person that everybody looks to, and they’re like, “Oh, Megan, she’s a confident woman.

Rangers midfielder Charlie Adam fears Nathan Patterson has missed out on a "career changing" moment after the injury blow to James Tavernier.Right-back Patterson has been removed from the squad and is now self-isolating after Covid rule breaches.The 19-year-old, who penned a new five-year-deal earlier in the season, faces an uncertain future at Ibrox and an SFA investigation.The starlet had been an understudy to Tavernier so far this season, and with the skipper facing a spell on the sidelines after a knock against Royal Antwerp in the Europa League, Adam believes it's a wasted chance for Patterson.Adam told the PLZ Football Show that the breach of guidelines has cost the defender a chance to break into Steven Gerrard's first-team plans

Hey, let’s look on the bright side here: at least we now know these two women aren’t anti-vaxxers?!

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.An outbreak of Covid-19 in a West Lothian town has reached a local school.West Lothian Council say that there is one confirmed Covid-19 case at St Joseph’s Primary in Whitburn, with a small number of pupils also isolating, as transmission rates soar in the area.A West Lothian Council spokesperson said: “There has been a confirmed case within the school community and we are working closely with NHS Lothian Health Protection Team and following all national guidance.“Whenever there is a confirmed case within a school community, we will liaise directly with parents to make them aware and provide any necessary advice from NHS Lothian Health

Watching a car crash, train wreck, or other such accident triggers the human fight or flight instinct. It’s why we can’t look away from flashing lights on the highway as tow trucks and emergency vehicles drag away wreckage and tend to the wounded.

Jeremy Helligar Popular music has always been an escapist art form, but in 1974, it went extra soft. Olivia Newton-John’s teary, chart-topping “I Honestly Love You” would go on to be the Grammys’ record of the year, and 1974’s other number-ones, were, for the most part, easy listening, from Jim Croce’s “Time in a Bottle” to Helen Reddy’s “Angie Baby.”Meanwhile, Black power was cooling off.

Comedy can be subjective. Deadpan, slapstick, low-brow, sarcastic or standup… one man’s chuckle is another person’s fit of uncontrollable laughter. So, it seemed appropriate to ask Cheyenne Jackson — who currently portrays bartender Max on the sitcom “Call Me Kat” — what tickles his funny bone.   

Denise van Outen has said she feels like she's taken a "step back" as she recovers from her painful Dancing On Ice injury.The 46-year-old, who was starring in the current series of the ITV programme, broke her shoulder in three places while training for the show.She was forced to withdraw from the competition after the painful fall.Denise has revealed she feels like she's taken a "step back" as she gave an update about her recovery.During an interview on Friday's BBC Morning Live, Denise spoke about how she was feeling with Gethin Jones.She explained: "It was quite a bad fall.

OnlyFans star has hit out at those who say it "isn't a real job" after buying her first flat, aged 19.The redhead, who goes by the Twitter handle @morgnla, took to the social media site to share snaps in her new property.She was seen posing happily in her new flat as she put her middle finger up to her haters.The stunner showed off her new place, which featured a black sofa decorated with Playboy bunny cushions, wooden floors, a huge mirror and a disco ball.Addressing her 5,419 followers, she wrote: "“OnLyfAns iSnT a ReAL jOb” ok so why have i just bought my first flat at 19????"The tweet soon went viral, racking up more than 2,351 retweets and more than 63,000 likes.Many people were supporting her, as one wrote: "Anything that pays you

Prince Philip will reportedly remain in hospital into next week for medical observation.The Duke of Edinburgh, 99, was taken to London's King Edward VII Hospital for "rest and observation" earlier this week after feeling unwell at Windsor Castle.He has been told he cannot have any visitors because of Covid-19 rules.Under the strict national guidelines, visitors such as the Queen are only allowed inside under "exceptional circumstances".Following the decision to keep Philip under observation, a source told the BBC that the royal remains in good spirits and that his doctor is acting with an “abundance of caution”.

Exhibitor trade show CineEurope has pushed back its event from the usual summer slot to October due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Barcelona conference —which was forced to cancel its physical event entirely in 2020 and replace it with a two-day online show —is now set to take place Oct.

coronavirus pandemic made the majority of live gigs impossible over the past 10 months – bar some socially distanced shows outside of lockdown – the industry is now looking for ways to reopen live music in a safe manner.Earlier this month, it was announced that start-up company You Check will be trialling a new digital health passport app – collaborating with MVT in tests that they are looking to run with the government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.The UK Government recently announced that vaccine passports would not be required on the high street, leaving the future uncertain for tens of thousands of businesses, including music venues, as the country moves out of lockdown but social distancing measures

remain in hospital until next week, a royal source said on Friday.The source said that doctors were acting out of an abundance of caution and the Duke remains in good spirits. Queen Elizabeth's 99-year-old husband was admitted to hospital on Tuesday as a precautionary measure after feeling ill with an ailment that is not related to Covid-19."Following consultation with his doctor The Duke of Edinburgh is likely to remain in hospital for observation and rest over the weekend and into next week," the source said."As we have said previously the doctor is acting with an abundance of caution.