Praise for Lanarkshire's carers during pandemic

On the campaign trail, Joe Biden promised to be President Trump’s antithesis on border and immigration issues. Basically, Biden — whose victory was declared Monday by the Electoral College — pledged to do the opposite of everything Trump did regarding illegal immigration.

Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityA former human resources manager who lost his job during the coronavirus crisis has turned his hobby into a business by launching his own craft beer.Dan Wright, who was made redundant from his role at a logistics company in May, converted his garage into a mini brewery while his wife Natalie, also an avid craft beer aficionado, was working from home while heavily pregnant.Six months after their baby

Felicity Jones is talking about becoming a mother for the first time in a rare candid interview.

Don’t fret yet, stans! Harry Styles isn’t off the market, though he could be soon!

Manchester Evening News , daughter Tracy Keelan, 43, said: “We’re not saying cancer patients are more important than Covid patients, they should be treated equally. “Why are cancer patients not worthy of having NHS treatments but Covid patients are?“Mum worked for the NHS and worked for them for 17 years. She absolutely loved her job; it was her life. “When she needed it the most, the NHS let her down. “It does feel like cancer patients have been scarified.

"Saturday Night Live" this weekend did several sketches on the coronavirus, including one about last week's Staten Island, N.Y., demonstration following the arrest of a bar owner who allegedly defied government restrictions on indoor dining.

direct to your inboxCalls have been made for almost £2bn in business rates relief handed back by major retailers to be used to help millions of workers excluded from financial aid during the Covid-19 pandemic.Supermarket chains Tesco, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, and B&M have agreed to repay a combined £1.8bn tax break funded through the public purse.Tesco chairman John Allan said the company was ‘conscious of our responsibilities to society’ and hoped the money would go to businesses and

Dave McNary Film ReporterAMC Entertainment Holdings has filed to raise up to $844 million by selling stock as the exhibitor struggles to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic.The S-3 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission said AMC plans to sell up to 200 shares at an estimated offering price of $4.22 per share, based on trading Nov. 30.

in Harpurhey as bosses say they are seeing levels of destitution they have never seen before due to the effects coronavirus has had on people's jobs and livelihoods.

Even before the coronavirus hit the U.S., Jeffrey Newman and Jayson Conner were committed to helping the homeless.  But as New York City started shutting down in March, the couple knew they had to work even harder to help those in need. “We knew we were an essential service,” Newman told Fox News.

Keith Richards has taken up gardening after finding some unexpected downtime during the coronavirus pandemic.The Rolling Stones icon explained that he took up the hobby to keep him occupied during the first lockdown, leading to a “more normal way of life” after years as one of rock’s most notorious hell-raisers.He told Goldmine Magazine: “I saw the garden grow – really quite unbelievable.“I spent the whole summer actually admiring the garden and also doing a bit of gardening myself – watering

The Pioneers Assistance Fund’s Covid-19 relief effort has helped more than 8,000 movie theater workers with nearly $3 million in grants during the pandemic. The fund, which is part of the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation, is chaired by Chris Aronson, Paramount’s president of distribution.

Miley Cyrus is opening up about her life during the pandemic and some unexpected challenges she’s recently had to face.

Miley Cyrus, 28, gave her fans an inside look at how the coronavirus pandemic has been affecting her, including how she had a brief relapse in sobriety, in a new interview. The singer opened up about how she “fell off” in the recent past during an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s New Music Daily, and admitted that although she’s now “two weeks sober” she feels it’s important to be honest about what she’s been through.