Sainsbury's shoppers issued Nectar Card warning over log in details

First Minister has warned Scots that there is “absolutely no room for complacency” as the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases continues to soar. The Scottish Government earlier reported that a further 714 people have tested positive for coronavirus overnight - the highest increase since the start of the pandemic.

A GP has warned the coronavirus pandemic 'is starting again' and admitted 'we don't know how deaths are going to go'.Speaking to Kay Burley on Sky News, Dr David Lloyd said there was 'no doubt', health services were 'starting to see more Covid' adding 'we must get ourselves together'.He said: "There is a lot of debate going on, not only from our Chief Medical Officer, but also among some very eminent professors about the best way we handle the next phase."The rising cases are cases in the

contraceptive pill after she had to have fluid drained from around her brain.Megan Gilchrist, from Glasgow, was shocked when her optician found swelling at the back of her eyes during a routine examination on September 4 and urgently referred her to the hospital.After further tests and an MRI scan, 18-year-old Megan was told she also had swelling and tension around her brain.Rigevidon lists blood clots in the eye and inflammation of the optic nerve as potential side effects.It can also make

coronavirus tests in the coming weeks, as three Hamilton players go into quarantine. The Lanarkshire club have seen three positive tests, with full-back Lee Hodson also asked to self-isolate.

Nicola Sturgeon, has warned Scots of a “despicable” new phone scam involving callers pretending to be working for Test and Protect before asking for people’s payment details. During the daily lunchtime media briefing, the First Minister said scammers are attempting to con people by claiming that payment is needed for a coronavirus test to be accessed.

Kailyn Lowry may have only given birth to her newborn son, Creed, over a month ago, but based on new photos the Teen Mom 2 star just posted on Instagram, it appears that her three older sons are already doting on their baby brother. Especially Lux, who can be seen watching over Creed as the newborn rests in his stroller. And how cute is that little avocado toy?

“The absolutely disgusting behaviour of a horrid excuse of a male customer I just witnessed whom decided he should ram the lady next to me with his trolley because she wasn’t running to the middle isle holding him up from getting his air Fryer,” one woman posted on Facebook after shopping in store.

pub crawls as health officials struggle to keep on top of the rapid spread of Covid-19. The First Minister made the direct plea on the day new restrictions on movement were extended from Glasgow across most of west central Scotland.

Hull Live, a union claims production of some of the UK’s favourite biscuits will be halted at the plant, as staff plan to stage a series of strikes in a pay dispute.

Daily Record reports how Mrs Hinch shared a picture on her Instagram story of a jar containing Zoflora to which she then added boiling water telling her followers it was 'the only way I can work out if I like a new scent'. However, the 'tip' has since been criticised by some fans, who have labelled the move as 'dangerous'.Posting to the Mrs Hinch Made me Do It Facebook page, one mum warned fans: "Can't believe I'm having to write another warning....

[email protected] " It's not the first time this summer Asda customers have been targeted, with fake Facebook competitions as well as dodgy Whatsapp messages all promising shoppers rewards, reports the Mirror.