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Jeane Freeman contacted the UK Government health chief on Thursday night after concerns about the level of information placed online by the Scottish Government. The 16-page document explained how Nicola Sturgeon’s administration hopes to vaccinate 4.5 million Scots as quickly as possible.

Ben Croll Speaking at a panel organized as part of UniFrance’s Rendezvous With French Cinema market on Tuesday, festival directors Vanja Kaludjercic of Rotterdam, Carlo Chatrian of Berlin, and Mickaël Marin of Annecy made clear that in order to survive this challenging moment their events needed to adapt.For one thing, they needed to separate their identities from a calendar constantly subject to upheaval.“Festivals aren’t a date anymore,” summarized panel moderator Michael Gubbins.

coronavirus after his second dose of the vaccine was cancelled. David Longden, 43, got the first jab against Covid-19 on Tuesday, December 8 - the inaugural day the first dose of the Pfizer jab was rolled out.

direct to your inboxHealth chiefs are aiming to vaccinate 25,000 people against Covid-19 every week in Oldham, but warn there could be ‘challenges’ in getting that many doses supplied to the borough.Mike Barker, the chief operating officer of the clinical commissioning group (CCG) revealed that so far more than 4,000 residents have received the jab since last month.The first eligible people in the top priority group received the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in Oldham on December 15 at Greenbank

As calls grow for Donald Trump removal from office with just 12 days left in his term, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that she spoke to Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley about precautions that could be taken to prevent the president from accessing nuclear codes.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Lanarkshire health chiefs are reminding people to be mindful of their alcohol intake this Christmas.In particular, people aged over 65 are being told, amid the coronavirus outbreak, that it’s more important than ever to look after their own health and wellbeing.North Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership says drinking alcohol can impact people’s health in so many ways.It says regularly over-indulging can

link.Praising their commitment and dedication, Val de Souza, said everyone has “faced significant challenges since the onset of this pandemic”.The SLHSCP chief officer added: “Both partnerships have prioritised ‘care at home’ services for the most vulnerable in our communities.“At all times our overriding objective is about protecting and saving lives.

Health chiefs have launched a new blitz to combat so-called ‘ Long Covid ’ in Scotland.

direct to your inboxTameside now has the most places with hardly any cases of Covid-19 in Greater Manchester.The borough’s council boss says the explanation is simple – everyone has ‘played their part’.The latest hyper-local neighbourhood data shows that there are five areas of the borough which saw two or fewer cases in the last week.Ashton North, Audenshaw, Hurst Cross, Denton East and Dukinfield West all saw either two, one or no new infections in the seven days to December 11 according to

link.The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s (SFRS) Make The Call campaign was launched earlier this year and appealed directly to the family, friends, and neighbours of those who are most at risk of fire to get in touch with SFRS on their behalf to request a free Home Fire Safety Visit.Latest figures also show that fires sadly claimed the lives of six people and resulted in 56 casualties across Scotland during last year’s festivities.The statistics go on to show that of the 56 casualties, a

coronavirus responders and key workers should also be rewarded.Nicola Sturgeon recently unveiled plans to give £500 to all full-time health and social care workers for their “extraordinary” service during coronavirus.She urged Boris Johnson to make sure the payment is tax-free.However, the Scottish Government is facing calls to give the same sum to other workers who have performed heroics over the last nine months.On Friday, council leaders at a COSLA meeting backed a Labour amendment on an

Lorne Michaels, who is the most nominated individual in Emmy history, may find his chances of winning an award in 2021 a little tougher after the Television Academy introduced a swathe of changes to the rules.

Sunday Night Football topped the broadcast ratings Sunday night despite stumbling from last week in the demo. NBC’s weekly primetime gridiron showdown scored a 3.8 in the adults in the 18-49 demographic while 14.02 million viewers watched the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Denver Broncos to clinch a playoff spot. The Nielsen Live+Same Day numbers for SNF are preliminary and expected to be adjusted in the finals.

"The Health and Social Care Partnership is making every effort to secure ongoing medical cover for the wards, with the safety of our patients being the overriding priority.  "We have now been able to identify locum cover and arrangements are being finalised to ensure there is no disruption to services going forward.  A recruitment campaign for permanent medical staff also continues.

"humane cull" took place of a "small group" of deer that had strayed outside a deer enclosure. In a statement they say the group could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions, and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs.The change.org petition was set up by Sam Sykes, who wrote: "RHS Garden Bridgewater admit to "humanely culling" the roe deer on site.

cops and officers from the Scottish SPCA. A total of 80 animals including dogs, puppies, cats and kittens were seized from the addresses during a major operation on Friday, November 27.

coronavirus outbreak at a Scots nursing home branded “weak” for its Covid-19 response. Mavisbank Care Home in Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, confirmed the deaths and said 11 staff members and seven residents remain positive for the virus following an outbreak in recent weeks.

Hospital bosses in Trafford have been criticised over low life expectancy statistics for people with learning disabilities living in the borough.The national average life expectancy for women with a learning disability is 59, according to the Office for National Statistics, but in Trafford that falls by 13 years to just 46.For men with learning disabilities, the average national life expectancy is 60 but in Trafford it’s 10 years lower, at 50.The CCG said this year’s average for females is

SFA 's performance director. Mackay took the role in 2016, and stepped in as interim Scotland manager following the departure of Gordon Strachan in 2017.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Leaders from the NHS and the respective Health and Social Care Partnerships in Lanarkshire have issued a reminder that any form of violence and aggression towards staff will not be tolerated.Although the majority of the public continue to show consideration and support in the collective effort to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic, the joint statement has followed an increase of reports from concerned frontline

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAs first reported last week by Variety, the Los Angeles-based Television Academy has eliminated its children’s program category at the Primetime Emmys, ceding kids awards to its New York counterpart: the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which administers the Daytime Emmys (as well as sports, news and documentary and other awards).That may not sound like a big deal — after all, it makes sense that kids TV be grouped together on one

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Environment bosses have been urged to start getting tough over contaminated recycling bins as they confessed a new system for tackling the issue had "taken a back seat".Councillor James MacLaren accused council chiefs of failing to collect overflowing bins if they found they were contaminated, as he claimed some were ignored "forever more" at this week's meeting of the environment board.The Tory man

schedule. “Eight teams are continuing to work through a schedule of rotating locations to deliver vaccinations.“Just under 100,000 people are eligible to receive a flu vaccination and the scale of this together with the ongoing issue of Covid has led to this approach.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorNetflix Co-CEOs Reed Hastings and Ted Sarandos tackled a range of topical issues as they offered context for their less-than-expected gain in subscribers during the third quarter.During their quarterly earnings interview posted to YouTube, Hastings was asked by moderator and Barclays analyst Kannan Venkateshwar about how the lack of a Stranger Things-type blockbuster affected the subscriber showing.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: As dawn breaks on October 12, TV executives from around the world should be rising to the lapping shore of the French Riviera. Instead, for most, they will be greeted by the four walls of their bedrooms.

The Florida Police Chiefs Association endorsed Donald Trump for re-election in the organization's first-ever presidential endorsement.

Perth fire chiefs have said they will miss the comradeship most when they leave the service. Reflecting on three decades of firefighting sparked a lot of memories for Billy McLintock and Ricky Stroud.Perth and Kinross group commander Billy retired on Wednesday (October 7) and Perth Station manager Ricky retires on Monday, October 12.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVNorman Lear has waited 45 years for his One Day At a Time to return to CBS; he will now have wait another week.The network premiere of Pop TV’s One Day a Time, originally slated for tomorrow, Oct. 5, has been pushed by a week, to Monday, Oct.

according to The Rap Sheet.Also Read: Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings Shut Down Facilities After First NFL COVID-19 OutbreakThe NFL is currently battling a growing outbreak among the Tennessee Titans, who were also forced to reschedule their Sunday game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.Both the Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings, who played the Titans last weekend, have suspended in-person club activities and shut down their team facilities in the wake of the league’s first outbreak.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaThe 58th edition of the New York Film Festival is unlike any of the previous 57 iterations. Coronavirus restrictions on public gatherings forced the festival’s organizers to overhaul their usual approach to highlighting the best of cinema.

case.” They added: “We take very seriously our duty to be open and transparent where there may be a risk to pupils – but equally we have a duty not to create concern and provide reassurance that our schools are safe to remain open and good hygiene practice is being followed.”The Express reported on Saturday that 17 schools in Renfrewshire have been linked to a positive Covid-19 case.The figure, which accounts for almost one third of the entire school estate, was revealed in Renfrewshire Council

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.HEALTH chiefs are urging Monklands to think twice about attending A&E departments this winter as the NHS deals with the added pressure of the Covid-19 pandemic.Dr Crawford McGuffie, medical director and emergency department consultant, said it as important to remind people that A&E is not always the best place to treat certain conditions.He said: “As we move towards the winter months, our emergency

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEndemol Shine Australia’s co-CEOs Mark and Carl Fennessy are leaving the company after more than 10 years following Banijay’s takeover.The leading lights in Australian TV helped Elisabeth Murdoch establish Shine Australia in 2009 and oversaw its merger with Endemol in 2014.

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Declan McKenna and Kaiser Chiefs are set to close the UK’s first socially distanced arena in Newcastle this weekend.The Virgin Money Unity Arena, located at Gosforth Park, has held gigs for the last month, including an opening pair of shows from Sam Fender.Kaiser Chiefs will play the arena’s penultimate show on Saturday (September 19), before recent NME cover star McKenna closes the series the following evening.“We are delighted with how the event has worked out and we’re extremely grateful to

Lanarkshire, additional restrictions have been placed on residents.