Almost 1000 keyworkers apply for school and nursery provision during lockdown

the potential to be more deadly than the original virus.The dispersal order comes in to force from 11am today (Saturday, January 23) and means that police can order people to leave the area if they are suspicious about their intentions.In a warning published on Facebook, an officer from GMP's Leigh, Atherton and Hindley team urged residents not to ignore the rules.They said: "Police officers have received information that an outdoor party has been arranged to take place on the Woodcock Drive

Manchester Evening News is not naming, is sometimes used to facilitate euthanasia, the inquest was told. Mr Benjamin's mother Ms Alexander told the inquest her son had been 'struggling for years with depression' and was deeply affected by the first lockdown in March."His gym was closed and he could not work," she said."It just took everything away from him.

East Kilbride is urging locals to make sure they stay active during lockdown and the winter months in a bid to improve their wellbeing. Founder of the TAD Project and Mind Over Matter Podcast, James Downie has recently started a cold water exposure group in a bid to bring people out of their comfort zones and try something new to stimulate their heart and brain.

Burns Night on January 25. How do you hunt haggis safely during the current lockdown restrictions?After the question was posed by whisky writer Blair Bowman on Twitter, Scotland Food and Drink boss James Withers was quick to provide an answer."Haggis hunting is fine, if done locally within your area," James explained.

Ayrshire.Stuart Smith, from Mossblown, created the Facebook page ‘Live Around The World With Stu & Co’ to showcase Scotland with the rest of the world.The 32-year-old created the page – which has almost 5000 followers – as a welcoming distraction on the back of two family bereavements in 2019.And he hopes with another lockdown more people can enjoy his travels virtually and create a future must visit list when restrictions are lifted.Stuart said: “It’s just a way of connecting people from all

direct to your inboxFormer Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has opened up about some of the 'hateful' comments sent to her on social media during the latest lockdown.The down-to-earth reality TV personality is concerned that people are projecting their frustration and anger onto others during this testing time. The former I'm A Celebrity winner says over the past couple of weeks she's received 'some of the nastiest and most hurtful comments and DMs' she's ever had.

family home just days before Christmas has been caught on camera. Ailie and Tori Gray screamed with delight after realising the family had moved into a three-bedroom house in Kirkliston, near Edinburgh, on December 22.

While many of us are climbing the walls during lockdown 3.0, Olivia Colman is loving being at home.