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Outdoor festivals, plays and opera to return from Saturday – but ‘limited and socially distanced’ crowds will NOT be able to sing along Singing and playing wind and brass instruments has been classed as ‘higher risk’ Activities ‘limited to professionals only’, according to new rules laid out today Audience capacity will be reduced with performers … Read more
Jet2 video reveals coronavirus rules that passengers will have to follow ahead of its flights and holidays restarting on July 15 Passengers will have to wear face masks in the airport and onboard planes Coverings such as scarves, snoods, balaclavas are not acceptable, says Jet2 Travellers will board in small groups on to ‘professionally cleaned’ … Read more
The Young and the Restless production restart pushed by another week to July 13 amid spike in COVID-19 cases By Brian Gallagher For Dailymail.com Published: 05:09 BST, 2 July 2020 | Updated: 05:09 BST, 2 July 2020 The syndicated soap opera The Young And the Restless had been eyeing a July 6 return to production, … Read more
General Hospital will become the third daytime drama to resume filming amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The record-breaking show – which is the longest-running American soap opera – has set a tentative mid-July target date to resume production according to a Friday report from Deadline. It will follow The Bold And the Beautiful and The Young … Read more
One in three surgeons say they STILL can’t restart routine operations and blame the hold-up on a lack of same-day Covid-19 test results for patients Officials fear 10million people could be stuck on waiting lists by end of the year Hospitals cancelled ops and turfed out patients to make way for a Covid surge But … Read more
EasyJet today declared it is ramping up flights as the government finalises a list of holiday destinations being exempted from quarantine rules. The company will operate from 14 UK airports from July 1, covering around half the 1,000 routes it was flying before the coronavirus crisis erupted. The news comes with Transport Secretary Grant Shapps … Read more
Up to one in six UK motor industry workers face being made redundant in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, car makers have warned as they’ve called on the government to provide taxpayer help to keep their businesses afloat and staff in employment. The sector cull is on top off the 6,000 jobs already axed … Read more
Gambling giants were last night accused of ‘providing the gateway for the next generation of harm’ after bombarding sports fans with TV adverts and free bets during the return of Premier League football. Despite curbs on TV gambling advertisements around live sporting events introduced last year, the first two televised Premier League matches since the … Read more
I have an old dishwasher that needs replacing – it was already on its last legs and finally gave up the ghost at the start of lockdown in March. I’m finding it difficult to find a firm where I can order a new one but also have it installed and take away the old one, … Read more
Britain’s embattled high streets can spring back to life from Monday as the Government tonight gave the final go-ahead for shops to reopen. Business Secretary Alok Sharma confirmed that all non-essential retailers will be allowed to lift their shutters on June 15 as expected. The move will provide a lifeline for businesses and workers who … Read more