As we are now in the sixth week of lockdown, our showbiz writer Kirsten McStay gives you her top five TV programmes you must watch while self-isolating.
16.04.2020 - 21:19 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Lockdown is with us for at least three more weeks - and the government has outlined FIVE key targets it has to acheive before it will consider lifting restrictions.
In the daily coronavirus press briefing from Downing Street, Foreign secretary Dominic Raab outlined five areas 'the government will need to be satisfied of before we consider it safe to adjust any of the current measures'.
He said the 'principles can give a bit of hope to the country'.
These are:
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As we are now in the sixth week of lockdown, our showbiz writer Kirsten McStay gives you her top five TV programmes you must watch while self-isolating.
Whether you find cooking a joy or a chore, we're all likely to be doing a lot more of it now.
Lockdown has already felt like it has lasted an etirnity.
On Broadway, she sang about losing her head. Now, in her Upper West Side apartment, she’s singing her head off.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has set a list of criteria countries like Scotland must meet before they are able to lift coronavirus lockdown.
The Scottish Government today said that 822 people have now tested positive for coronavirus in Lanarkshire.
The woman explained that she squashes the toilet roll before she puts it on her holder.
He's best known for playing builder Jason Grimshaw in Coronation Street, and she shot to fame on the reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex, but Ryan Thomas and fiancee Lucy Mecklenburgh have been showing fans some new sides to themselves while living in lockdown.
Nicola Sturgeon has said it is too early for planning an "end game" for lifting coronavirus lockdown measures and returning society to normal.
There’s still a long way to go for “The Batman” when the coronavirus crisis is over.
Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and Twitter/Square CEO Jack Dorsey announced on Thursday (April 9) a joint $4.2 million grant to the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles, helping domestic violence victims in the city amid the COVID-19 "stay at home" order. According to a press release, the Los Angeles Housing Authority determined that approximately 90 people