'Don't kill a granny' warning to young people after Preston imposes stricter lockdown rules

A group of young people from across Manchester will be stepping up to provide further scrutiny of the city council’s decisions.The town hall has committed to adopting a shadow executive, which will see teenagers paired with cabinet members to challenge and shape local policies.An eight-strong group has been formed from members of Manchester’s Youth Council, which allows those aged between 11 and 18 to have their voices heard on local issues.They will receive training in problem solving, finance,

coronavirus case rates.People in the borough have been told not to socialise with other households anywhere, including in houses, gardens, outside public spaces, bars and restaurants.Residents are also being urged to avoid using public transport except for essential travel - while new guidance limits the size of weddings and funerals to just close family and friends.The government also announced that Wigan would be released from the existing regional restrictions.Councils and MPs will also now

here“It feels a bit like we can’t win,” he said.

coronavirus cases, reports Sky News.

Khloe Kardashian has shared a series of cryptic quotes after being slammed for altering her selfies.The 36 year old's fans accused the star of using Facetune and Photoshop to edit her photos after the original look was revealed on Keeping Up With The Kardashians earlier this week.Taking to Twitter, one follower posted side-by-side photos of the altered and real look, which was captioned: "khloe...girl..." [sic] Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with

Ryan Reynolds would very much like for everyone to stay home and respect social distancing guidelines—if not for him, then for his mom. The always-hilarious actor shared a predictably-hilarious PSA calling on young people in his home country of Canada to stop partying amid a global pandemic this week.

Ryan Reynolds has an important message for young people partying in British Columbia. The Canada native posted an audio recording on Twitter in response to B.C.

Rochdale council’s public protection team has received a total of 866 enquiries about Covid-19 since March. Of those, 564 were complaints about premises not complying with COVID-19 rules and lack of social distancing.

lockdown again by the end of the month, a top scientist has warned. Former government chief scientific adviser Sir David King said the UK is “nowhere near” the safe reopening of schools.