'Now's not the time to get complacent': Health bosses' plea as Bolton lockdown restrictions ease and pubs reopen

Piers Morgan has told his son Spencer to “get a grip” as they publicly fell out on Twitter.The Good Morning Britain star, 55, replied to a tweet from his son, 27, who complained about the new lockdown restrictions that are coming into place in London. After it was announced that London would be heading into Tier 2 restrictions, Spencer wrote: “Today we bid farewell to pretty much every aspect of life that makes it worth living.

coronavirus restrictions - Tier 3 - are now advised they should not leave the area. While those outside of these areas are told they should not enter them unless absolutely necessary.

Lorraine Kelly opens up about what it was like to interview her friend and colleague Phillip Schofield. The TV presenter also speaks about how she's coping with the new lockdown restrictions, and why it's okay to sometimes feel "inadequate".

according to the BBC and several other news outlets. Health Secretary Matt Hancock is due to address update the House of Commons at around 11.30am on Thursday morning.One MP has already hit out saying it would be a "devastating move." Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and local officials met with the deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam earlier to discuss the evidence surrounding a move in tiers.

today announced a new three tiered Covid Alert Level system in England, with areas designated as being at either medium, high, or very high risk.Despite fears to the contrary, Greater Manchester was designated high risk and placed in tier 2 meaning all mixing of households indoors will be prohibited but hospitality can remain open.Although he urged Labour MPs to "prevail on the authorities in Greater Manchester to come into Tier 3.""I would hope is that we can work together to bring down the

means restaurants, bars and pubs will be allowed to stay open.However, Lisa Nandy says she was not invited to the briefing and only found out the news from Twitter.In a Tweet, the Shadow Foreign Secretary said: "Just learnt Greater Manchester will be placed into tier 2 restrictions via Twitter."Apparently there was a government briefing for GM MPs but I can’t provide details because I wasn’t invited."I suspect this is because they don’t know where Wigan is.

it has been reported tonight but restaurants could be allowed to stay open. Merseyside Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram tonight tweeted no deal had yet been reached, and suggested measures could still vary from those which are expected.

pubs and restaurants before they close their doors tonight. From 6pm, and for the next 16 days at least, licensed businesses across the Central Belt will not be able to sell alcohol.

Nicola Sturgeon has given the clearest indication yet that Scotland may have to enter a stricter period of lockdown to deal with the rising number of people testing positive for Covid.The First Minister said it was "possible we will have to do more" after a further 697 people were confirmed as having the virus yesterday.The SNP leader will meet with health officials later today to assess the latest data from across the country but stressed no final decision on entering stricter lockdown had been

Bolton is one of the locations chosen for the backdrop of a new BBC One drama.Ridley Road is the story of a young Jewish woman who falls in love with an activist who inspires her to drop her comfortable life in the North of England and move to London to fight fascism.Filming will be taking place in the old court building on Le Mans Crescent, behind Bolton Town Hall, on Monday and Tuesday this week.

Lenny Kravitz may be 56, but he looks better than ever! The Grammy winner appeared on the cover of the November Men’s Health magazine, and showed off his incredibly buff physique in a tropical photoshoot. Not only did he put his abs on display, but he also opened up about a range of personal topics including his friendship with ex-wife Lisa Bonet and her new husband Jason Momoa.

Bolton Council spokesman said on Thursday: "The government has confirmed that hospitality businesses in Bolton can re-open this Saturday."Restrictions still apply: table service only, venues must close from 10pm to 5am, and deliveries only after 10pm (late night license required after 11pm)."Due to the national 10pm to 5am curfew, the new rules will be effective as of 5am.Currently, the following venues in Bolton remain closed:casinosindoor skating rinksbowling alleysindoor play areas, including

Bolton council has voiced his 'delighted' about the borough's restrictions being brought in line with the rest of Greater Manchester. Earlier today, Health Secretary Matt Hancock made the announcement in the House of Commons, which means that pubs and restaurants in Bolton should be allowed to reopen.

I'm A Celeb would be cancelled this year due to its filming location in Conwy in Wales being one of the areas where bubbles have been banned and there's a crackdown on meeting indoors to halt the spread of coronavirus.

The new location of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! has been hit with new lockdown restrictions as coronavirus infection rates rise.The ITV reality show is due to start filming later this year at Gwrych Castle in Conwy - which is one of the North Wales boroughs that will come under tighter regulations this week.The new measures are being introduced in four local authority areas - Denbighshire, Flintshire, Conwy and Wrexham - and will come into force at 6pm on Thursday, October 1.Within the

in Bolton.  It comes following reports of anti-social behaviour at Leverhulme Park. Police say they had already received a formal warning but continued to flout the rules.  A spokesman for GMP Bolton North said: “A parent has been issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice by the Breightmet Neighbourhood Team after their children failed to follow COVID-19 restrictions, despite being formally warned previously.

lockdown restrictions are required to bring down the number of Scots who are testing positive for Covid-19 each day.Speaking to MSPs on Tuesday, she insisted this was not a return to the kind of full lockdown the public endured throughout the spring.It was instead a way of preventing the need for even more severe rules on daily life being brought in at a later date.Schools, shops and hospitality businesses will remain open.

The Mirror reports.And he said the PM has been “working throughout the weekend” to look at the data and work out what to do.But while warning “everything is under review,” the spokesman said it was too early to say what any next steps will be.More than 10 million people are now under local restrictions, and London’s leaders are now asking to have restrictions imposed too.