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1. Go for a walkWe know it's likely you've been for more walks during lockdown than in all the rest of your time on the planet.But why not use this opportunity to get a few more under your trekking belt?Manchester is only a stone's throw away from some of the best countryside in the UK.From wooded valleys to breathtaking peaks, fresh air is yours for the taking.Why not check out this list of walks?You may not be able to gather in your garden with your extended circle of favourite people - but

Normal People co-stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal have shown their commitment to following social distancing guidelines while posing on the red carpet at the Bafta TV Awards.On Friday, the pair, who are presenting during the mostly virtual ceremony, attended the Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards held at Television Centre in London, where they kept their distance amid the coronavirus pandemic with the help of a tape measure.

will return to six-episode weeks soon.Both shows were both forced to shut down production back in March due to the global health crisis.Now it seems the pandemic has thrown, yet another, spanner in the works.New lockdown restrictions have been announced in parts of England and fans are worried that it could put their favourite soaps under threat.Speaking at a press conference today, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the Government will be delaying the next phase of reopenings, due

The show has confirmed that as the restrictions in the region don’t affect the workplace, and with health and safety measures already in place that are working well on the set at Trafford Wharf, it won't bring any changes to how they are currently filming.

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M.E.N's face mask survey. We asked our readers how they felt about the changes to the face covering rule which came into force on Friday July 24 - more than four months since lockdown was imposed in the UK due to the coronavirus pandemic.

 Salma Hayek  introduced the world to an adorable new family member this week. “Meet lullaby,” she wrote in English and Spanish on Wednesday July 15, alongside a photo of her holding a fuzzy black bunny.

hereThe move is designed to help prevent a second peak of the coronavirus which has been linked to 45,000 deaths in the UK.But the leader of the Greater Manchester branch of the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file members, insisted stretched bobbies already have enough to do and won't have time to enforce it.

hereEnforcement of the regulations will be the responsibility of the police.While shop workers will be asked to encourage compliance, retailers and businesses will not be expected to enforce them.As is the case on public transport, children under 11 and those with certain disabilities will be exempt.The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the Government needed to issue detailed guidance on the new requirement "as soon as possible"."Businesses need clarity on the approach to the wearing of

Pointless star Richard Osman has compared people who refuse to wear a mask to those who protested at the idea of seatbelts being a legal requirement for drivers in 1983.The co-creator and presenter of the popular BBC1 quiz show made his point on Twitter over the weekend, amid continuing debate about wearing masks during the coronavirus pandemic. UK prime minister Boris Johnson recently hinted that wearing masks in shops could become mandatory, as he encourages people to return to work.