Shock as NHS Glasgow staff attacked nearly 400 times a month during coronavirus pandemic

A drunk man has avoided jail after racially abusing a police officer, telling him: “your sister is a white P**i sh****r’.Jonathan Garvin, aged 44, was initially abusive to officers when they were called to an incident at a shop in Rochdale.After shouting and threatening the officers, Garvin, who 'has a problem with people in authority', staggered off into the car park before being arrested for being drunk and disorderly.Whilst being placed in handcuffs he made a racist remark towards one of the

Glasgow council firm which runs the city’s entertainment venues have been awarded nearly £200,000 in bonuses.Top of the payment league for SEC Ltd was chief executive Peter Duthie, whose £266,807 remuneration included a £36,972 bonus.News of the bonuses came after it emerged that hundreds of staff based at the SEC could be made redundant.Glasgow Labour councillor Martin McElroy said: “At the same time as the council could cut funding to five citizens advice bureaux, we learn that the SEC have

Kylie Jenner flew to Paris with friends for a business meeting with Coty but managed to enjoy the beautiful city during her trip. Kylie recently spent her birthday in Turks and Caicos and now that she’s in Paris, her fans aren’t exactly thrilled.

Katy Perry loves herself some Postmates! The pop star, who announced the arrival of her daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom, with fiancé Orlando Bloom on Wednesday, August 26, is the subject of the latest edition of The Receipt — Postmates’ rundown of celebrity order histories.Though the “Smile” singer, 35, isn’t the food delivery app’s most frequent user, she certainly relies on it when she’s in need of a tasty bite and doesn’t feel like cooking.

Former The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member Danielle Staub is calling out Bravo’s Andy Cohen in a very public way.

there were particularly high incidence of cases in central Oldham areas, where there is a high proportion of people from the south Asian community."There are people who are racist, they think 'because of them, we have to be in lockdown'. The next Bangladeshi person you see could then become a target", Mr Mahmood said.Mufti Helal Mahmood MBE, an officer from Oldham Mosque Council, agreed."There's been a huge spike in Islamophobic hate crime and racial tension within the community.

hereIt also expects to create “a number” of new jobs as M&S invests in its online capacity.Chief executive Steve Rowe said: “In May we outlined our plans to learn from the crisis, accelerate our transformation and deliver a stronger, more agile business in a world in which some customer habits were changed forever.“Three months on and our Never the Same Again programme is progressing; albeit the outlook is uncertain and we remain cautious.“As part of our Never The Same Again programme to embed

Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd’s son, Hayes, has been a nice “distraction” amid the coronavirus pandemic.“He’s great,” the Grammy winner, 30, said of the 4-month-old on the Friday, August 14, episode of The Bobby Bones Show.

Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd spoke about parenthood during an interview on “The Bobby Bones Show”.

A leading sexual health and HIV charity has produced a guide for people explaining how to have safe sex during the coronavirus pandemic.The Terrence Higgins Trust blog written by its medical director Dr Michael Brady describes sex as "a very important part of life".He detailed how as the pandemic continues "we all need to find ways to balance our need for sex and intimacy with the risks of the spread of Covid-19."Dr Brady warned of the increasing concerns about a second wave of coronavirus and

against covid since March. They should not have to face a further struggle with violent and aggressive members of the public.” She added: “We want to provide a safe workplace for all of our people, but we need the public’s help.“All we ask is that visitors and patients and service users are respectful to our staff when you are visiting our sites.

Smash Mouth has now joined the list of high-profile bands to perform for large crowds amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The group performed in Sturgis, South Dakota on Sunday as part of the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorMany film companies have taken a battering during the pandemic. The opposite is true of Shift72.Business for the New Zealand-based company, which builds and manages online video platforms for the industry, is “through the roof”, with new U.S.

Melissa Rivers insists her late mother Joan Rivers would have loved wearing masks during the coronavirus pandemic.