Young Wishaw and Motherwell athletes in fine form despite Covid set-backs

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easyJet passengers have been left fuming with the news that the airline is set to charge passengers who want to use the overhead lockers on its flights.

Pablo Sandoval Natalia Oreiro (“The German Doctor”) and Juan Minujín (“The Two Popes,” “El Marginal”) are set to star in “Bypass: Almost Dead” (“Bypass: Casi Muerta”).Adapting the original Basque film “Bypass,” the first feature of Aitor Mazo and Patxo Tellería which scored 15 nominations at the 2013 Spanish Academy Goya Awards, “Bypass: Almost Dead” is produced by Argentina’s Cinema 7 Films and Non Stop and will be directed by Fernán Mirás.

Curtis Pritchard has tested positive for coronavirus - forcing Celebs Go Dating to put filming on hold.The 24-year-old brother ofI’m A Celebrity...

Twitter. One wrote: "The fact the celebs can go to the pub in a freezing castle in wales but me stuck in tier 3...I can't," while another said: "Can I move into the celeb castle, I wanna go to the pub please."A third commented: "Tragic state of affairs when the I’m a celeb campmates are going to the pub more than I will this December." This comes as Boris Johnson announced a new three-tier system for Brits to follow after lockdown.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has a clear message for anti-vaxxers and anti-lockdown supporters – "Shut up!" After news came of the Pfizer Vaccine being approved in the UK on Wednesday morning, Piers spoke to Dr Joseph Varon, who was photographed hugging an elderly Covid patient on what was then his 252nd straight day of working in a Houston hospital.Piers was blown away by the compassion Dr Varon had shown and urged viewers to show a little kindness to each other and respect for each other's safety.He said: "I don't want to hear any more from these whiners all over social media, the ones who think it's a hoax, the ones who are anti-vaxxing, anti-this, anti-lockdown, anti-everything – all they want is to go party."The 55-year-old

coronavirus vaccine has been approved for rollout next week in the UK – but it won’t be available for everyone to begin with. British regulators have approved the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, which scientists found offers up to 95% protection.

ELLIOT Page "will continue his role as Vanya Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy despite coming out as transgender". The popular Netflix superhero show series features Elliot as Vanya Hargreeves, a woman with the ability to turn sound into energy.

Celtic.The manager and assistant Giacomo Murelli have both returned negative Covid-19 tests and are set to take training on Wednesday.Pioli, 55, tested positive on November 14 and has since been isolating away from his squad.But the Serie A leaders haven't suffered in their manager's absence and can qualify for the Europa League last 32 with a victory over Neil Lennon's side.A Milan statement said: "AC Milan announces that coach Stefano Pioli and his deputy Giacomo Murelli tested negative for the swab carried out yesterday."Pioli and Murelli will take training today, and tomorrow evening they will be on the bench as normal in the Europa League match between Milan and Celtic Glasgow."Milan will be without injured Zlatan Ibrahimovic for

Sadie Robertson opened up about the challenges with her pregnancy and how she coped with it when she tested positive for COVID-19.The "Duck Dynasty" star contracted the virus in October while she was in the early months of her pregnancy. She recalled that it was tough battling the disease with a baby in her belly.

Britain will begin vaccinating people against coronavirus with the world's first approved jab next week, raising hopes this is the beginning of the pandemic's end.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has explained who will be vaccinated first after the news that Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech has been approved for use in the UK.

Good Morning Britain viewers that the Pfizer Vaccine is safe after it was approved in the UK. The vaccine will hopefully help combat the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and eventually allow things to start going back to normal.

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Matt Hancock says Britain will be through Covid-19 "by spring" after the first people are given vaccines from Monday.

Barack Obama handed out 123 Presidential Medals of Freedom during his eight-year tenure as President, though he admitted it was a 'mistake' to not give one to Dolly Parton.Parton, 74, made headlines last month when it was revealed that her $1 million donation helped fund the research that ultimately lead to Moderna's vaccine.While Obama's 123 Presidental Medals of Freedom is the most ever handed out since the award was established in 1963, Obama admitted on A Late Show With Stephen Colbertthat he should have given her one.

LONDON—The U.K. became the first Western nation to grant emergency-use authorization for a Covid-19 vaccine, clearing a shot developed by Pfizer Inc.

After New South Wales recorded its 25th consecutive day without a locally transmitted case of COVID-19, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the next steps toward reaching a ‘COVID normal summer’.In what Berejiklian described as a “major easing” of coronavirus restrictions, from Monday, the cap on the number of people allowed at hospitality venues will be lifted, and there will be no limit placed on the number of people allowed at weddings or funerals.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe UK has become the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine for supply.Regulators have approved the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine - with the NHS ready to start the roll out next week, before Christmas.Scientists found the vaccine offers up to 95% protection against the virus and works in all age groups.The Government said the approval follows "months of rigorous clinical trials" which found it met its standards of safety, quality and effectiveness.Britain has already ordered 40million doses, which are enough to vaccinate 20million people as it requires two shots each.The Joint Committee on Vaccine and

Shoppers are hitting the high street to join early morning queues on the first day stores reopen after England's second national lockdown comes to an end.

A Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for use in the UK, paving the way for mass vaccination to start.