Trafford Council on how it will respond to a local coronavirus outbreak

Two MLB baseball games have been cancelled on Monday (July 27) due to COVID-19 outbreaks.

A new outbreak of coronavirus has been confirmed at a caravan park in Shropshire.Twenty-one guests have tested positive for Covid-19 at the site in the town of Craven Arms, yet the council fears numbers of cases will continue to rise before infection control measures start to take effect.The 21 people who tested positive were asked to self-isolate for at least seven days from the time they started showing symptoms or from when they received their positive test result.All residents who have come

coronavirus outbreak "differently", and said there were gaps in the understanding about the deadly virus during the early stages. But the Prime Minister denied ministers had been too slow going into lockdown, arguing he "stuck like glue" to the advice of experts.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserDeputy first minister John Swinney added: “Where clusters of cases develop we must find them and act quickly to prevent further spread; public health teams in Lanarkshire have responded swiftly to track the spread of the virus and identify any close contacts of the Sitel employees.”He said of the five newly-identified locations: “At this point it is considered that there is a low risk of transmission for people who have attended

Motherwell has closed its doors after discovering one of its staff members was linked to a coronavirus outbreak at a nearby call centre. An investigation into an outbreak at a test and trace call centre hub in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, revealed six people had contracted the deadly bug.

Rutherglen and throughout South Lanarkshire are losing their jobs, not least skilled workers and young people in the hospitality and tourism industries.

coronavirus.The outbreak was detected at AS Green and Co site where people were also living during the harvest season.Tests were carried out after a small number of workers displayed symptoms - and 73 have so far been diagnosed with Covid-19.Many didn't display symptoms, health chiefs have said.Around 200 workers have also been forced to self-isolate in mobile homes on site in Mathon near Malvern.Katie Spence, PHE Midlands Health Protection Director, said: "A small number of workers became

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine After months of struggling with DIY haircuts and box dyes during the pandemic, Brits have finally been able to leave their hair in the hands of the professionals after salons and barbershops reopened on 4 July. But as health remains a top priority, the experience of thumbing your way through a magazine in the waiting room, sipping on a cappuccino and catching up with fellow customers may not be possible going forwards.