Royal Bolton Hospital introduces new Covid testing machine called 'the Panther'

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsCoronavirus seems to show no signs of slowing down as officials confirm 4,522 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday. The latest count from the Los Angeles Department of Public Health also shows a total of 34 new deaths, confirming officials’ predictions of a higher daily death count as the winter months roll in.Over the last four days, officials have reported a total of 17,769 COVID-19 cases.

Coronavirus testing sites nationwide are strained and overflowing as people rush to get results before the Thanksgiving holiday. With cases spiking, multiple states have advised families to reduce Thanksgiving celebrations; states have advised against travel, but quarantining for two weeks if you do hit the road.

The number of wards at the Royal Bolton Hospital treating Covid-19 patients has increased from two to five.The increase was disclosed during a performance update to board members of the Bolton NHS Trust Clinical Commissioning Board by Dr Helen Wall, clinical director for commissioning.She spoke about the situation in the hospital after the trust made the decision to halt all elective surgery earlier this month.Dr Wall explained that there has been an increase in the number of patients who needed

Child Disability Payment is set to replace Disability Living Allowance (Child) and will be the next new benefit to be introduced by the Scottish Government.In an update to the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday, Cabinet Secretary for Social Security, Shirley-Anne Somerville, said Social Security Scotland will start taking applications from summer 2021 as part of a pilot scheme, ahead of a full roll-out across the country from autumn 2021.This will be followed by the introduction of Adult Disability

mocked Zoom meetings in episodes that were filmed from the cast’s apartments. Richard Nelson’s play “What Do We Need To Talk About?” depicted a WASP family’s Zoom call.

Another show has suspended production because of positive COVID-19 tests.

As the coronavirus outbreak bludgeons Hollywood with global travel restrictions, Alberta has rolled out rapid COVID-19 testing that has A-list stars now able to safely cross a closed U.S.-Canadian border and step onto a local film and TV sets in just two days. Consider it Canada's express lane for American talent and crews as cases of COVID-19 rise in both countries.

Dozens of coronavirus patients at the Royal Oldham Hospital are struggling to breathe without medical assistance as bosses reveal they are having to expand their intensive care capacity.Mike Barker, Oldham clinical commissioning group’s chief operating officer told a joint health and council meeting that they are planning on increasing the number of intensive care beds in ICU to cope with growing numbers of seriously ill Covid-19 patients.He said that as of November 10, there were 121 patients

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo said bars, restaurants, establishments with New York State liquor licenses (like bowling alleys), and gyms must close at 10 pm statewide starting Friday in a new crackdown to contain COVID-19.The tightening and hyper-vigilance doesn’t bode well for movie theaters, which have been lobbying to reopen in New York City before more key studio releases drop from the holiday schedule.“It looks like the rest of 2020 is going to be a bust

covid testing for all health and social care workers. Scottish Labour’s Monica Lennon called for the ‘immediate’ routine testing that received support from all parties in a vote at Holyrood on Wednesday evening.

hereShe explained: “We’re working with universities to facilitate as much testing as possible but our target will be those universities that have had higher infection rates, or in areas that have higher R rates, also those that have higher percentages of vulnerable students such as BAME.“But fundamental to this plan, is the fact that the four weeks of national restrictions mean that the risk that these students pose is much more reduced.“That unlocks the opportunity to go home and feel a lot

Joe Giudice, Teresa Giudice has a new man in her life, Us Weekly can confirm.The 48-year-old Real Housewives of New Jersey star spoke out amid reports that she’s dating Luis “Louie” Ruelas on Monday, November 9.“Excited to reveal my new boyfriend,” Teresa wrote alongside a photo of the pair at a football game over the weekend.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Beloved daytime show  is back for a brand new series and bringing along with it a brand new face! The new episodes of the BBC show, which first aired back in 2010, will see regular dealer joined by new team member Viewers may recognise the antiques dealer from Antiques Roadshow, but for those unfamiliar, Serhat is a dealer who specialises in European porcelain between the period of 1720 and 1935.

wanting to settle down after a year of being single and although she’s not found The One just yet, Chloe Ferry is clearly feeling the love after introducing fans to her new French bulldog puppy.The Geordie Shore star took to the ‘gram to unveil “the newest addition to the Ferry household”, who she’s named Narla.Alongside a series of photos of her posing with the adorable pup, Chloe opened up about how she had finally found the “perfect” dog after months of searching.She wrote, “The puppy love is