What will happen if there is an outbreak at a school when children return in September

Khloé Kardashian revealed the likelihood that her brother, Rob Kardashian, could return to Keeping Up With the Kardashians.The Good American cofounder, 36, opened up about her family’s long-running E! series during a new interview SiriusXM Hits 1’s The Morning Mash Up.

BBC Breakfast, as Town and Country reports. "So he goes out wanting to cuddle everything, particularly any babies younger than him." As Town and Country points out, this is the second indication from the Cambridges that their youngest son has required a little bit of toddler wrangling over the past few months.

blazers may not be required in the new academic year.

The government has confirmed that some schools will need to put children into full year group bubbles when they return in September.While acknowledging that smaller bubbles helps to reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus, the government says it also 'restricts the normal operation of schools'.In its guidance for how schools will reopen to full cohorts in autumn, the Department for Education says that because of the 'educational and logistical challenges' posed by the smaller bubbles,

here. The paper also says that contingency plans must also be in place in case of a local lockdown and schools will be required to liaise with their local health protection team if there are two or more confirmed coronavirus cases within a fortnight.

Peter White Television EditorABC is to shoot five pilots once production can safely resume and is rolling three projects to next year.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersThe network is picking up the cast options for the five projects that it has committed to producing this year through to September 30.This includes dramas Rebel, starring Katey Sagal and Andy Garcia and Delroy Lindo’s Harlem’s Kitchen, as well as comedies Bossy, which was formerly known as Kids Matter Now,

compulsory for children to return to school for the new academic year.

Mail on Sunday, the PM said: "We need to get the kids back into school. I want all pupils back in school in September." Asked whether it would be compulsory, Mr Johnson replied: "Yes.

Charlize Theron had some words for Steven Seagal recently. The actress shouted out to the action star in a nasty way, claiming that he’s “overweight” and not nearly as good at Aikido as he claims.

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Charlize Theron called out famed actor Steven Seagal for being “overweight” and not as good at martial arts as he claims to be during a recent interview.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVPenelope Alvarez on “One Day at a Time” is what you’d get if you tossed series co-creator and showrunner Gloria Calderón Kellett and portrayer Justina Machado in a blender, with some dashes of co-creator Mike Royce and the other writers mixed in.

Charlize Theron isn’t holding back her thoughts on Steven Seagal.