BREAKING: Renfrewshire schools to reopen full time

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side are the last English side remaining in Europe this season after Man City's shock Champions League defeat to Lyon. United are looking for their first silverware since winning the Europa League in 2017.

Read More About: Police have appealed for information on the attempted break-in and urge anyone with information to come forward.Inspector Allan O’Hare, from Renfrew, Johnstone and the villages community policing team, said: “A male tried to gain entry to the unit in the Westway business park in the early hours of Sunday morning.“A window was smashed and the male appears to have tried the door.“We are urging anyone who may have information or seen anyone acting suspiciously in the area to come

schools began to reopen yesterday – with many pupils, parents and teachers still expressing anxiety over Covid-19.Only Borders and some Shetland schools reopened to pupils, with the vast majority of Scots children heading back today.All pupils will return by next Tuesday. Fears have been raised about how well-prepared teachers are to deal with mitigating  the spread of the virus.

It's been exactly six years since iconic comedian and actor Robin Williams died on Aug. 11, 2014.

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Robin’s Wish.The much-loved actor and comedian died by suicide in 2016, aged 63.

When it was revealed that Robin Williams died by suicide at the relatively young age of 63, people were shocked. How could one of the funniest, most joyful people on the planet succumb to such a dark fate? Well, as seen in the upcoming documentary, “Robin’s Wish,” the truth is that maybe his death wasn’t as cut and dry as was once believed.

Robin Williams fans will get a deep look into his final days with the documentary, “Robin’s Wish”.

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Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Tylor Norwood’s (The United States of Detroit, Paper Tigers) documentary Robin’s Wish has landed at Vertical Entertainment. The company has acquired the North American distribution rights to the feature that chronicles the late Robin Williams’ final days and, for the first time, focus on his fight against a deadly neurodegenerative disorder known as Lewy Body Dementia.

has confirmed after weeks of planning.When will schools reopen?As previously announced, primary and high schools will reopen from August 11, following scientific evidence and advice that it is safe to do so.Schools will be allowed to reopen on a phased basis during the first week, but all pupils will be back full-time as of August 18.Will pupils need to socially distance when at school?Pupils of primary school will age will not have to socially distance.The scientific advice also makes clear

Nicola Sturgeon has announced that pupils will be in the classroom full-time when schools return next month.Pupils will begin to return from August 11 and all young people will be back in full-time education by August 18.In a statement to Holyrood this afternoon the First Minister did say that some local authorities may opt for phased return but all pupils will have returned to school by August 18.A Scottish Government report reads: "The expectation is that all schools will reopen by August 11,

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterNicola Sturgeon has confirmed Scottish schools will reopen from August 11.The First Minister said she expected all pupils to be back in full time education from August 18 at the latest.In a statement to Holyrood this lunchtime, Ms Sturgeon confirmed classrooms would re-open in full rather than adopting a "blended" learning approach, which had once been proposed.Every school will have to carry out a