Linlithgow lass plays bagpipes for her local community during lockdown

He's used to patrolling busy trains and breaking up fights, but the past few months have been eerily quiet on the railway network for a security officer in Manchester.The man, who asked not to be named, said his job has changed 'dramatically' during the coronavirus pandemic.He usually rides along the network, helping passengers and looking for signs of trouble."In normal times it was dealing with drunk people, making sure they were safe getting home.

Rasheeda Frost is another celebrity that’s been working out like crazy these days and she just shared a video on her social media account. Check her out exercising below.

Dentists across the UK opened earlier this week which is much-welcomed by those who have been suffering toothache or oral issues that they've just had to grin and bare for the last few months. However, despite the fact that dentists provide a vital service, some people may still feel anxious about booking an appointment considering the coronavirus pandemic ongoing.

told Mail Online. The site reported that PR expert Jack Cooper has estimated that the stars of the winter of the show have lost out on an estimated £500,000 in earnings because of the crisis. Demi however is still hopeful that she can steer things back in her favour.

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Olivia Attwood has hilariously admitted that she has almost "killed" her fiancé Bradley Dack during lockdown.The 29 year old has been self-isolating with her footballer fiancé, 26, during the coronavirus pandemic. But it seems the pair are looking forward to lockdown restrictions being eased, with Love Island star Olivia comparing living in the current climate with Bradley to having a dog.

The owners of a 100-year-old grocery shop have spoken of their heartbreak after a car ploughed into the front of the store. 

Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich may have officially called it quits — but just one day before publicly announcing their separation, Julianne was flirting with her hunky hubby on social media. The 36-year-old hockey player took to Instagram on May 28 to post a thirst trap, which showed him flexing his muscles and showing off his abs, as he held power tools while standing in a lake. “This is awesome haha,” the Dancing With the Stars champion, 31, commented.

An engineer from Rutherglen has been dubbed the local answer to Bear Grylls – after he camped out on a Hebridean island to help keep remote customers connected during the coronavirus lockdown.

Tributes have been paid to an Iceland delivery driver who had been looking after his community during lockdown after he died suddenly.

The country has been in lockdown for weeks.