Covid restrictions easing confirmed as Lanarkshire moves beyond level zero

No Time To Die has been announced.The 25th instalment of the James Bond franchise was initially due to hit the big screen in April 2020, but has been delayed three times due to the coronavirus pandemic.Now, it has been confirmed that Daniel Craig will bow out as Bond in cinemas from late next month.An update posted to the official James Bond Twitter profile yesterday (August 20) announced that the No Time To Die world premiere will take place at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday

covid lockdown restrictions have been removed across Scotland today as the country moves out the levels system for the first time. Many rules that have been in place since March last year have been removed allowing for venues to reopen again.

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EXCLUSIVE: A deep-pocketed effort to send members of the addled and reform-promising Hollywood Foreign Press Association to the Venice Film Festival this year has been kiboshed due to a resurgence of the coronavirus.

Scottish Beer & Pub Association, took to Twitter to announce that 'vertical drinking' will be allowed from August 9. It comes after industry leaders were left confused when First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that physical distancing rules were to be removed on Monday.

Falkirk 's Vibration Festival has been given the green light by bosses who have confirmed that the event WILL go ahead next month.

UK Government must have a plan to roll out coronavirus vaccines to 16 and 17-year-olds following suggestions experts were about to approve the move. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon stated that she was "veering towards expecting" the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) to outline updated guidance for young people having the coronavirus jab.

lockdown last March with restrictions loosened gradually between June and August of last year, before a further lockdown was introduced in December.

iOS - Android PHS say the changes will "provide better identification of cases, and linkage to other sources such as deaths and hospital admissions following a positive test".Scott Heald from PHS told Lanarkshire Live: “We strive to be data and intelligence led and a trusted source by continually working to improve statistics and data for the public good."The updates we’re making from today are just one of the ways we’re doing this as it simplifies and streamlines our reporting processes, and

Covid restrictions could be imposed on some of Greece’s most popular holiday islands amid a rapid rise in infections.

Covid-19 vaccine to vulnerable teenagers in certain groups by the end of August. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon previously announced plans to jab some youngsters aged between 12 and 17, including those with Down's Syndrome, learning difficulties or those who are immunosuppressed or live with someone who is.

coronavirus restrictions last week (via BBC News).Yesterday (July 26), the Northern Ireland Executive agreed that such live establishments would be able to open once again from 6pm BST this evening. Rehearsals and performances will now be allowed, with no restrictions on volume levels.However, some rules will remain in place.

Emily Andrea has admitted she finds the easing of Covid restrictions “difficult” as many people across the country celebrated “freedom day”. Prime Minister Boris Johnson lifted the majority of the remaining rules in England on July 19, including mask-wearing, social distancing and limits on gatherings.

iOS - Android Yesterday's total was the lowest daily tally of new Covid 19 cases in Lanarkshire since June 20 and last week saw the lowest weekly tally for five weeks.However, last week, the rate of new cases in Lanarkshire was the second highest in Scotland after 226.9 cases were recorded for every 100,000 residents in the county.Across Scotland, only Lothian (228.1) had a higher rate while the national average was 195.1 cases per 100,000.Last week also saw the highest number of coronavirus

jabs by tomorrow, but Labour say this target has not been met. Scottish Labour MSP Jackie Baillie said: “The SNP’s failure to meet this flagship target is humiliating for them – but it should worry us all.

Professor Devi Sridhar pointed to the examples of Israel and the Netherlands where some rules were brought back after cases spiked. England dropped all legal requirements for social distancing on Monday, meaning nightclubs could reopen and members of the public no longer have to wear face masks in most settings.

iOS - Android NHS Lanarkshire director of acute services Judith Park told Lanarkshire Live : “The sustained pressure we are seeing across our three acute hospitals is showing no signs of easing.