McDonald's allows walk-in customers at Scots service station from today with strict new rules

coronavirus in England.Since mid-March when the UK went into lockdown, millions of vulnerable people whose conditions made them susceptible to serious complications have been forced to stay indoors virtually the whole time, reports the Mirror.It was only on June 1 that they were allowed out for the first time to exercise outdoors.Now a government plan to allow people those who are shielding to go out has been revealed.

coronavirus lockdown in March this year. But shoppers in Glasgow and Edinburgh will be able to visit John Lewis once again as the company earmarks July 13 for the reopening of both stores.

McDonald's reopened for walk-in customers this week, allowing takeaway order to be placed inside Scottish restaurants.The fast food giant has already reopened all its drive-thrus and resumed delivery from hundreds of stores after closing in March.Customers can now queue to order inside as McDonald's stores reopened in Edinburgh and Glasgow, however they look very different to how they did before the outbreak.People will not be allowed to sit-in and eat their food and strict new safety measures

Sharon Stone revealed she was devastated over the news that her ex, Steve Bing, had died. The 62-year-old spoke to Extra in the wake of the prominent film producer’s death by suicide on June 22. “This is really hard. I had a really hard time with it,” she began. “He’s a complicated person who I didn’t think always made good decisions … It’s a tough one. It’s a very tough one.”

The Odeon in Rochdale is set to reopen on July 13, followed by Great Northern in the city centre on July 16 - by that date, the cinema giant hopes to have a further 88 UK cinemas open again.

The government has released new guidance for hotels, bed and breakfasts and self-contained accommodation, after it was confirmed yesterday that they would be allowed to reopen from July 4.The next stage in the relaxing of the UK's lockdown measures will also see bars, pubs and restaurants back open again for the first time since March.Also included in the next wave of openings will be hairdressers, museums, galleries and indoor zoos and aquariums.Night clubs, swimming pools, bowling alleys and

Orkney, won Big Brother 4.His broad accent and cheery chat – plus the novelty of seeing a Christian who did not believe in sex before marriage on telly – captivated the nation.Since then, some things have changed, others have not. Now 47, he’s still single and living in Stromness.He qualified as a teacher in 2010 and does supply work around the island.

customers as it prepares to reopen in order to stop crowds flocking and lengthy queues. The Swedish retailer is planning for its safe and phased reopening as lockdown slowly eases.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentAMC Networks’ Sundance Now has acquired Schiaffino Musarra’s Swedish crime comedy series “We Got This” from Banijay Rights for the U.S., Canada and the U.K.The show follows George English (Musarra),
 a recently jobless American man living in Sweden who sets off to solve the 30-year-old murder of the former prime minister Olof Palme, in hopes that the 50 million Swedish crown ($5 million) reward can pay off his insurmountable tax bill.

As the country continues to get used to the easing of lockdown rules, there are new rules we must become familiar with.From today (June 15), people must wear a face covering, which covers the face and mouth, while using public transport.There are some exceptions, and people are not required to wear face coverings while in shops.Anyone who does not comply with the new rules can face sanctions including a fine.Richard English, a barrister from Manchester based Lincoln House Chambers, who

Covid19 stress drove her to drink had a drunken smash when she visited a McDonalds drive-thru for her final pre-lockdown meal.Gail Connelly, 61, accidentally put her car into reverse as she waited to collect her burger and ploughed into the car in the queue behind her.It was during the angry confrontation with the other driver that it became clear Connelly had been drinking and she was reported to police.Connelly told Dundee Sheriff Court that she had been watching a series of programmes about