Is your dog Britain's finest lockdown pet? Tell us why and you could win a year's supply of Butcher's food for dogs

has been cheering up workers at the Lancastrian Office Centre, located at the Old Trafford cricket ground, by delivering post and donning a hi-vis jacket.

cast your vote here.Owner Lee Herron, from Dumfries, a communications officer with a local housing partnership, says reaction to her marvellous mutt has been overwhelming and the pooch is now even being recognised out and about.“We went over to our local Tesco today and people recognised him and said 'oh, is that Olly?'.

coronavirus lockdown.

hereThat's why we launched the competition - to recognise and applaud their companionship, heroics and playfulness - and simply to say thank you for helping us stay healthy and sane.But now it’s time to vote for our local winner - the lucky dog will win a £100 Butcher's voucher, courtesy of our partners family-run food for dogs company Butcher’s, and a place in the grand final to find Britain's ultimate Lockdown Dog Hero.The winner of that competition wins a year’s supply of Butcher’s and a

Hollyoaks and Pete Barton in Emmerdale, because he stars in the short film Asphyxiate, which examines the effects of physical and emotional abuse.The film, which will have its world premiere online with the British Independent Film Festival later this month, tells the story of Katie, played by Michaela Longden, and her dysfunctional relationship with her controlling and violent partner Tom played by Anthony.

The Manchester Evening News is on the lookout for the region's best lockdown dog.

The UK has experienced a very strange and difficult few months, and not just for humans.

With the UK now more than two months into lockdown, many of us would welcome some new ways to keep busy at home.

There’s nothing more vital than a companion during a crisis.

Piers Morgan has confirmed that his contract has been renewed for Good Morning Britain, meaning he will remain as a presenter next year.The news of the 55 year old’s contract renewal comes after there have been over 4000 complaints lodged to Ofcom over the star’s hard-line of questioning to government ministers. Piers has claimed that he doesn’t mind if people are not fans of his bolshy interview style and said that if people do not like it then they simply should not watch the show.

By Tom Grater

By Tom Grater

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