Who is a key worker? Full list of jobs that qualify in national lockdown

Nicola Sturgeon will address the nation today after convening a cabinet meeting to consider tougher lockdown measures across the country.The First Minister has already hinted at a potential tightening of the stay at home rules for the likes of takeaways, click and collect services and the construction industry.Concerns are growing over the state of the Covid-19 pandemic in the country as the number of people in Scots hospitals continue to surge.Sturgeon said that the number of people currently being treated is higher than it was during the first peak of the virus in spring last year.Scotland has now entered into its second week of tight lockdown restrictions, which will remain in force for the rest of this month at least.Nicola Sturgeon

Stacey Solomon has revealed that she felt "ashamed" while being pregnant at 17 with her eldest son Zachary.The mum-of-three, who admitted she's never been so nervous as she unveiled new book recently, spoke to her fellow Loose Women co-stars about pregnancy guilt on Monday's episode.The 31 year old said: "I adore my children, I loved giving birth and having babies. I would love to do it again.

Virgin Media is making some pay TV channels and on-demand programming available for customers at no extra cost, and is also providing free mobile data to ensure families facing financial difficulties can get online so their children can take part in remote-learning.The move includes Animal Planet HD, Crime+Investigation HD, Discovery Science, Eurosport 1 and 2 HD and Sky History.Customers with the Documentaries Personal Pick or Mix bundle can also tune into two additional channels: Sky Documentaries and Sky Nature.Sky Documentaries brings together world-class documentaries from award-winning film makers across a number of genres, while Sky Nature is dedicated to exploring the beauty and wonder of the natural world.To help Virgin TV’s

direct to your inbox Policing minister Kit Malthouse has outlined the scenarios in which buying a takeaway coffee would be allowed, as he said people need to use their “common sense” when following coronavirus lockdown rules.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Residents in West Lothian are being encouraged to walk during lockdown.While winter can be a tough time for older people in particular, regular walks can help keep Scots safe while allowing us to meet up and spend time with family and friends helping to reduce stress, isolation and anxiety.Research shows half a million older people regularly suffer periods of isolation during winter, with some people not seeing or speaking with others for up to five or six days per week, and even longer over the festive period.A local daily walk allows for all important interaction with loved ones, neighbours, and others in the community, creating a sense of

A distraught mum said she was made to feel like a criminal after being 'ambushed' by police and slapped with a £30 fine while out for a walk at a Welsh beauty spot.

Celtic land their own box-office manager in the summer. And the talkSPORT pundit believes the likes of Wayne Rooney and Frank Lampard would be tempted north of the border if a vacancy arises at Parkhead.

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Tesco worker has revealed a simple way you can get a bag for life without having to pay the standard 20p.Hannah Lowther took to TikTok to share her life hack, where it has been seen more than 700,000 times.She explained: “Little Tesco fun fact for you.

Covid-19 is higher than at the height of the pandemic last spring.

First Minister has already said services like click and collect shopping, takeaways and the construction industry could be restricted. The move comes amid concerns that the number of people in hospital with Covid-19 is higher than at the height of the pandemic last spring.

Princess Diana turn up to the ceremony with her dress full of creases. Speaking to ITV for a 2018 documentary called 'Invitation to a Royal Wedding', the highly-regarded designed explained how the ivory silk gown she had worked on with former husband David Emanuel, had creased when Diana was travelling.Elizabeth candidly recalled the moment she witness the Princess step out of her wedding carriage on July 29, 1981.

The Tory Policing Minister has attacked people who are “flouting” lockdown rules and will “cost people their lives” - but has clarified a 70-mile bike ride is okay.

11 fun activities to keep kids entertained and help them learn new skills throughout lockdown! With schools being closed once again, parents are looking for new winter appropriate ways to keep their kids entertained, and this list of activities is perfect for chilly winter weekends. According to YouGov, almost a third (32%) of parents have noticed negative changes in their child’s behaviour since the UK coronavirus upheaval.

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It’s coming up to the year mark since the pandemic gripped the globe so it’s safe to say nearly everyone has had a lockdown birthday.

Emily Andrea admits she's not sure lockdown will be enough to beat the Covid-19 crisis – after Boris Johnson plunged the country into a third one earlier this month. The doctor opened up in her column with OK! revealing: "We’re in a national lockdown now and I think it’s good we’ve taken action, because things would have only got worse, but I don’t have much confidence that lockdown actually works.

Should the rules be changed? Let us know what you think below Mr Hancock pleaded with the public to follow coronavirus rules explaining that the new variant of coronavirus is “highly contagious and it is putting the NHS under very significant pressure”.He echoed comments made earlier by England’s chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, saying “we’re at the worst point in this pandemic”.And he added: “The NHS, more than ever before, needs everybody to be doing something right now – and that something is to follow the rules.“I know there has been speculation about more restrictions, and we don’t rule out taking further action if it is needed, but it is your actions now that can make a difference.“Stay at home, and please reduce all

Here we are again...Nearly two weeks into the New Year and 2021 is already feeling a bit, well, 2020.Now into our third national lockdown after months of tough local coronavirus restrictions that have hit Greater Manchester particularly hard, once again we’re being urged to stay at home to protect the NHS and save lives.Normally, our What's On pages are all about showing you the best places to eat, drink and generally go out and have a good time.For now though, our Stay In section is here to help keep you entertained during another long stretch spent indoors.For the time being, we'll be focusing our attention on ways to stay entertained at home - from the best film and TV recommendations to live streamed gigs and theatre shows you can watch

Ellise Shafer administratorStacy Title, a director, writer and producer known for her films “The Bye Bye Man” and “The Last Supper,” died on Monday of complications due to ALS, her manager Dannie Festa confirmed to Variety. She was 56.Title’s husband, “Survivor” alum Jonathan Penner, announced her death on Twitter Monday night.Stacy Beth Title 2/21/64 – 1/11/21 pic.twitter.com/C0V2B7g9GS— Jonathan Penner (@SurvivorPenner) January 12, 2021Title grew up in New York and made her debut in the movie business with the short film “Down on the Waterfront” in 1993, which earned her an Oscar nomination.

Covid-19 rules after having a potentially life-saving operation cancelled due to rising cases.Claire Monaghan was diagnosed with oestrogen positive breast cancer in January last year before undergoing gruelling courses of chemo and radiotherapy.The 47-year-old writer also had a double mastectomy after discovering she had the BRCA2 gene which increases her risk of developing the disease again.The mum-of-three was due to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed on January 7 but health chiefs were forced to cancel the op due to soaring coronavirus cases.Claire, from Dunfermline, Fife, told of her shock diagnosis after going in to be tested for the breast cancer gene when two family members developed the disease.She explained: “I had two