This Morning's Dr Ranj Singh issues children's face mask warning

holidaymakers wearing reusable face masks could be stopped from boarding flights in France due to rules in place.Only single use disposable face masks are allowed to be worn on flights, according to French coronavirus rules.It is a move that has reportedly already seen British passengers told they weren't allowed to board wearing the resuable type of face mask commonly seen in the UK.The strict legislation for travelling in France and with French airlines states that "All persons aged eleven or

straight to your inboxJadon Sancho may have to submit a transfer request in order to force through his transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United, according to reports.Sancho is Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's top target this summer but the deadline made by Dortmund of August 10 for a deal to be completed passed yesterday with the 20-year-old no closer to Old Trafford.Instead, Sancho has joined his teammates for a pre-season training camp in Switzerland with sporting director Michael Zorc

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, 48, will be the main focus of the show’s upcoming season, a source close to production told HollywoodLife exclusively. “A lot of this season will revolve around Teresa and what’s going on in her life, post split,” the insider dished to us.

Maluma is using a past relationship as inspiration for his latest single, «Hawái.» The 26-year-old singer dropped the breakup song and its accompanying music video on Wednesday. The track talks about two people splitting up in the modern Instagram age, where the photos that one shares and the story they tell can be deceiving.

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City morning headlines for Monday, July 27.Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak called David Silva after his final Premier League game for the club on Sunday to thank him for all he’d done at the Etihad Stadium.

social distancing when he posed for a holiday snap in Portugal after feasting on fresh fish. The TV chef, who angered Cornwall locals during the lockdown, ditched his face mask despite being surrounded by restaurant staff for the keepsake pic after his evening meal.

If you'd walked around Manchester this time last year, seeing every shopper wearing a face mask would have felt completely bizarre.A lot has happened over the last few months, and as the country eases out of lockdown, there are a lot of 'new normals' to come to term with.Wearing a face mask inside a shop has now become a new reality of everyday life.As of today (July 24) a face covering must be worn inside a shop, supermarkets, and takeaway outlets across England.People will also need to wear a

coronavirus can spread predominantly by droplets from coughs, sneezes and speaking, with the droplets then being able to be picked up from surfaces, a mask or covering is designed to help protect others.

From tomorrow (July 24), shoppers will be required by law to wear face coverings in all English supermarkets.Those caught not wearing a mask and who do not fall under the exemption rules could be hit with a £100 fine.Supermarkets like Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and Sainsbury's have said how they will be ensuring the rules are followed.Here is what all of the major supermarkets have to say about face mask rules in stores:In an email to shoppers, Aldi's CEO, Giles Hurley, said: "Last week, the Government

hereThe wearing of masks or facial coverings to combat the spread of Covid-19 has been optional in most settings during the pandemic lockdown.But as restrictions continue to ease, that position changes on Friday, when wearing a mask becomes law in shops.Face masks or coverings will become compulsory in shops and supermarkets in England from July 24, as well as on public transport where they have been mandatory since June 15.The government says the best available scientific evidence is that, when