Coronavirus vaccine is massive boost for West Lothian economy

families of two Scots pals killed in a horror crash have said they are 'devastated' by their deaths - as police say it was a 'truly dreadful weekend for West Lothian'. Passengers Troi Lawton, 23 and Connor Elgey, 19, died when the Subaru they were in careered off Longridge Road in Whitburn on Saturday, August 29.

Conservative Lothians MPS Miles Briggs added: “It is remarkable that the UK government has been able to protect so many jobs during this pandemic.“We must now focus on getting the economy moving again so that West Lothian’s economy can start recovering from the Covid-19 outbreak.”A West Lothian Council spokesperson said: “Plans to tackle the economic recovery of the West Lothian area are well underway and a draft Economic Recovery and Growth Plan has been developed.”Labour Lothians MSP Neil

“I’ve since then drawn Linlithgow and Livingston (the latter where I grew up and still have a real fondness for the town.”Michael said he has even more planned with Armadale next in his sights.You can purchase prints of Michael’s designs and support his work at https://wackymetro.co.uk/

coronavirus vaccine may have gathered enough safety and efficacy data by the end of the year, according to Professor Andrew Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group.

If the trials are successful – meaning they not only stop you from getting the virus, but are safe to take, we could see a vaccine handed out by the end of this year or early next year. The Federal Government also secured a $25 million deal with medical technology company Becton Dickson to supply needles.

reports the Guardian, as it emerged just three per cent of 112,000 volunteers signed up so far are from British Asian backgrounds.Dr Dinesh Saralaya, one of the recruitment programme's directors, described the low uptake as "very worrying."He said he was "very disappointed in the uptake in the big areas like Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Burnley, Bradford, Wakefield, Dewsbury.”Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up

Andrew Lloyd Webber is doing whatever it takes!

Microsoft Corp. co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates is speaking out about rumors circulating about it.

Andrew Lloyd Webber is joining the fight against coronavirus. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wear on people around the globe, scientists have worked tirelessly to find an effective way to fight the infection, be it a cure or a vaccine.