Britain is facing a "kitten crisis" with over 80,000 extra cats set to be born this summer due to lockdown.Animal welfare charities are urging pet owners to keep their cats inside as they are already feeling the strain.The boom, estimated to be around 84,000 extra kittens, is being fuelled by lockdown.This is because fewer vets have been carrying out neutering procedures.One man from Harrow found himself with a house full of 17 cats during the lockdown after his unneutered female cat became pregnant.

The situation quickly spiralled, with multiple litters being born at the same time.The charity said: "The issue arose when an unneutered female gave birth to a litter of four."A young male in that litter mated with his own mother and sisters,.

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Covid-19: Karnataka breaches 15,000-mark as 947 test positive

Bengaluru: Karnataka continued to report high number of covid- 19 cases as 947 persons tested positive on Tuesday that takes the total number to 15,242 of which 7,074 are active.A large number of people in its growth capital, Bengaluru, have been consistently testing positive driving the state's tally over the last two weeks.In the 24 hours till 5 pm on Tuesday, 503 persons tested positive in Bengaluru that takes its total to 4555 of which 3916 are active, according to the daily health bulletin of the state health department.The total number of fatalities touched 250 across the state as 20 more people died due to covid- 19 on Tuesday.

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UK coronavirus hospital death toll rises by 43 to a total of 33,255

The UK coronavirus hospital death toll has risen by 43 to a total of 33,255.

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Cineplex to reopen some Canadian theatres as coronavirus causes revenues to plunge

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Michele Morrone Confirms ‘365 Days’ Sequel But Says ‘We Still Don’t Know When’ Due To Coronavirus

Michele Morrone revealed the news fans have been waiting for this week: There’s going to be a “365 Days” sequel and he’ll be back to star in it.

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Cineplex Reports $178.4 Million First Quarter Loss Amid Pandemic

Canada's Cineplex reported a $178.4 million loss in the first quarter after the global COVID-19 crisis shuttered its theaters and out-of-home entertainment venues since March. During the latest quarter, the Canadian exhibitor posted a non-cash impairment charge of $173.1 million related to goodwill, right-of-use assets and property and leasehold charges.

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Global trial of hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus treatment to resume

hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine can prevent infection with COVID-19 is to restart after being approved by British regulators.The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) took its decision on what is known as the COPCOV trial after hydroxychloroquine was found in another British trial to have no benefit as a treatment for patients already infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.The COPCOV study was paused pending review after the treatment trial results.It is a randomized, placebo-controlled trial that is aiming to enroll 40,000 healthcare workers and other at-risk staff around the world, and is being led by the Oxford University’s Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU) in the

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Ayrshire council makes 'steady progress' in grass-cutting backlog caused by Covid-19

North Ayrshire Council says it is making steady progress in tackling the backlog of grass-cutting caused by the temporary halt of the service due to Covid-19.During the initial phase of lockdown, many grounds maintenance staff had to be redeployed to other essential frontline services, including bin collections and food delivery to help in the council’s response to crisis.During this time, only essential grounds maintenance works were carried out.With government measures introduced in late May to begin relaxing lockdown, the council, along with local authorities across the country, resumed its wider grass-cutting services last month.Initially the works focused on parks, promenades and main routes.

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Boris Johnson claims the Union has 'more than shown its worth' during the coronavirus crisis despite backlash

coronavirus crisis despite a backlash from the SNP at his "damp squib" economic plans. The Prime Minister said “now is the moment to strengthen that incredible partnership between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland” as he announced a £5 billion of infrastructure spending, almost entirely restricted to England.

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Boris Johnson unveils £5bn coronavirus recovery plan - where the money will go

Boris Johnson today unveiled a £5bn recovery plan to brace Britain for the "thunderclap" of coronavirus.

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Gov. John Carney delays start of phase 3 in Delaware due to people not following health precautions

DELAWARE - Delaware Governor John Carney announced Thursday that he is delaying the state from moving into phase 3 of the reopening plan due to people not following basic public health precautions.The state was expected to move into phase 3 on Monday, June 29. Carney says he now plans on making a decision early next week regarding the start of phase 3.“Too many Delawareans and visitors are not following basic public health precautions.

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Boris Johnson unveils plan to boost British economy after Covid-19

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to shake Britain's economy out of its coronavirus-induced crisis by fast-tracking infrastructure investment and slashing property planning rules.

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365 Days actor Michele Morrone confirms a sequel is on the cards; Reveals it will resume after Covid 19 crisis

Michele Morrone recently announced a piece of good news for all the 365 DNI fans out there. After the film's success on Netflix, the actor has revealed that the cast and crew is gearing up for the sequel of 365 Days though he isn't sure about the dates when they are set to begin rolling.

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The Latest: UK OKs resumption of hydroxychloroquine trial

wreaking havoc in poor and war-torn nations.— Virus cases worldwide hit 10 million and deaths have surpassed 500,000.— UK PM Boris Johnson says the pandemic “has been a disaster” for Britain.— Hunger stalks Yemen's children as pandemic hits Arab world's poorest nation.— Nurses, doctors feel strain as virus races through Arizona.— The pandemic means millions of women in Africa and other developing regions could lose years of success in contributing to household incomes and asserting their independence.___Follow all of AP’s pandemic coverage at http://apnews.com/VirusOutbreak and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak___HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING:MADRID — Spanish official statistics show that the country’s gross domestic product

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Syria donors gather as virus, economic chaos deepen crisis

BRUSSELS – Donors from around 60 countries and international agencies are meeting Tuesday to drum up financial aid for Syria as the coronavirus and economic chaos wreak even more havoc in a country shattered by a conflict now in its 10th year.The war has killed more than 400,000 people and sparked a refugee exodus that has destabilized Syria’s neighbors and impacted Europe. Around 11 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, and some 9 million don’t have enough to eat.

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COVID-19 may set back Indian banks' recovery by years: S&P

NEW DELHI : The COVID-19 pandemic may set back the recovery of India's banking sector by years, which could hit credit flows and, ultimately, the economy, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.The US-based rating agency expects non-performing loans in Indian banks will hit a fresh high, raising credit costs, and putting pressure on ratings."In our base case, we expect the non-performing loans to shoot up to 13-14% of total loans in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2021, compared with an estimated 8.5% in the previous fiscal year," said S&P Global Ratings credit analyst Deepali Seth-Chhabria.Moreover, the resolution of these bad-debt situations will likely unfold slowly, which means banks may also be saddled with a huge stock of bad loans next

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Coronavirus not changing Canada Day for many, poll finds

COVID-19 means the true north is not entirely free this Canada Day, but a new survey suggests that’s not going to change how many people mark the holiday.Leger Marketing and Association for Canadian Studies surveyed Canadians asking whether, given all that’s gone on in the last three months with the COVID-19 pandemic, they’ll be more or less likely to find a way to celebrate this year.

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Global COVID-19 prevention trial of hydroxychloroquine to resume

LONDON : A global trial designed to test whether the anti-malaria drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine can prevent infection with COVID-19 is to restart after being approved by British regulators.The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) took its decision on what is known as the COPCOV trial after hydroxychloroquine was found in another British trial to have no benefit as a treatment for patients already infected with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.The COPCOV study was paused pending review after the treatment trial results.It is a randomised, placebo-controlled trial that is aiming to enrol 40,000 healthcare workers and other at-risk staff around the world, and is being led by the Oxford

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Nicola Sturgeon coronavirus update LIVE as Scotland marks 100 days since lockdown

First Minister will announce later whether Scotland has went five days in a row with no new coronavirus deaths.

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A UK study on hydroxychloroquine will resume, just weeks after being halted.

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Leicester City vs Crystal Palace to go ahead as planned despite local coronavirus lockdown

Leicester's clash with Crystal Palace is still set to go ahead this weekend despite the East Midlands city going back into lockdown.The news was confirmed by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, on Tuesday morning on Sky News.Leicester has seen a spike in cases in recent weeks, with 866 confirmed cases in the last fortnight forcing the city back into a stricter lockdown.The news on Monday evening sparked fears that this weekend's game between Leicester and Palace would not be able to go ahead.But those concerns have now been laid to rest.Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers insisted earlier this week that he was not concerned about the game not going ahead.The Northern Irishman said: "It is something I am not really

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US records more than 42,000 new virus cases in 24 hours

The United States recorded at least 42,000 coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, the Johns Hopkins University tally showed, as the country confronts a rapid surge in the disease.

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White House says Trump signed off on Barr request to dismiss U.S. Attorney Berman

During a White House press briefing on Monday, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said that U.S. President Donald Trump had signed off on a request from Attorney Gen.

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Donny Osmond's son weds in backyard ceremony following cancelation of original venue due to COVID-19

Donny Osmond and his wife Debbie have now married off all five of their sons with the recent nuptials of the youngest in their brood.In an intimate ceremony held at his family's backyard in Utah on June 12, Josh Osmond, 22, tied-the-knot with Summer Felsted, 21, after their original plans were thwarted due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.And despite having a much smaller guest list due to the social distancing protocol, the couple gushed about how their bigday 'turned out perfect.' Hitched! Donny Osmond's youngest son Josh Osmond, 22, marriedSummer Felsted, 21, in a backyard ceremony on June 12 in Utah after their original plans were cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic'It made the whole day more personal and special,' Josh

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New coronavirus cases in India decline for second day, recovery rate improves

coronavirus cases in past 24 hours took India's tally today to 5,66,840 even as the recovery rate further improved to 59.06%. This is the second day of decline in fresh covid cases.

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Covid-19: These states have extended coronavirus lockdown. Full list here

Unlock 2.0, which will be in force till July 31. Almost all activities are being allowed outside the containment zones, barring a few like metro services, functioning of schools and colleges, among others.

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People buying up fireworks to fill gap of cancelled Canada Day celebrations in Saskatoon, Regina

COVID-19 pandemic.The latest cancellation: Canada Day. What you can and can’t do in Saskatoon on Canada Day In Saskatoon, the usual celebrations at Diefenbaker Park are going virtual.

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Amanda Kloots says Nick Cordero is 'in this vicious ICU dance circle' amid COVID-19 infection

Amanda Kloots asked her followers to pray for her husband, Broadway actor Nick Cordero, as he battles a severe COVID-19 infection.'Here’s hoping for a good week,' the fitness pro, 38, said in the caption. 'Prayer warriors please pray that his body gets stronger.

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Edmonton Symphony Orchestra musicians set to serenade boaters on a lake on Canada Day

online here.The ESO said boats are asked to congregate at the Wizard Heights Boat Launch (in the 10 kilometre per hour zone) at 1 p.m.As long as weather does not pose any problems, the performance is expected to begin at 2 p.m.Because of ongoing public health concerns due to the coronavirus crisis, the ESO’s musicians have committed to performing a number of unique outdoor concerts in and around Edmonton. Neighbourhood concerts have taken place outside the Shamrock Curling Club, in Edmonton’s Parkallen neighbourhood, in Stony Plain and more.“These physically distanced concerts are our way of staying connected through music to our community,” the ESO says on its website.Summer just got better.

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Broadway Will Remain Closed Until 2021 Due to Coronavirus

Broadway has once again pushed back the opening date amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Chase Rice Speaks Out Following Backlash Over Live Concert Amid Coronavirus Crisis

Chase Rice is speaking out after getting some heat for his recent packed concert in Tennessee. The country music star took to social media to share a video with fans on Monday, and explained how his future shows will try to take more precautions to limit the possible the spread of the coronavirus.«I just want to address my show Saturday night.

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Fredericton McDonald’s owner donates $33,000 to staff in ‘Downtown Dollars’

Consumers left with worthless passes and gift cards following COVID-19 business closures To give back to his front-line staff, McDonald’s franchise owner Bob Chisholm and his wife handed out $33,000 worth of gift cards to the approximately 200 employees who work in their businesses.The goal is to thank workers for everything they’ve done during the coronavirus pandemic while the donation of “Downtown Dollars” is intended to ease financial burdens on staff and help local businesses.“I was surprised, not surprised that there was anything, but surprised that it was as much as it was,” said Emily Jeffries, a salary manager at McDonald’s.The amount each staff member received depended on the number of hours they have worked during the

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West Island Regional Health Authority spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on outside communication consultations during the covid19 crisis

Global News has learned that the CIUSSS West Island, the health authority that oversees some of the longterm care homes hardest hit by the covid19 crisis, hired a communications firm to help during the pandemic. Global’s Felicia Parrillo has this exclusive report.

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Five garment factories in Leicester forced to close due to coronavirus outbreaks

The Mirror understands at least five Leicester garment factories which reopened during lockdown have been forced to close again due to outbreaks of the virus among their workers.

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Fauci expresses doubts over potential COVID-19 vaccine efficacy in US due to anti-vaxxers

In an interview with CNN on Sunday, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, stated that no vaccine will be 100% effective, but closer to 70-75%. The interviewer questioned if that level of vaccine efficacy, combined with the high percentage of people who said they wouldn’t get a vaccine, would help the U.S.

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Boris unveils New Deal for Britain with a strategy of 'build build build' to bounce back from coronavirus

Boris Johnson is set to unveil a new plan to 'build, build, build' in a bid to get the UK economy back on its feet in the wake of coronavirus. Delivering a speech in the West Midlands on Tuesday, the Prime Minister is expected to set out the government's post-covid plan to "build back better."Mr Johnson will pledge a £5bn "New Deal," which promises to deliver jobs, skills and infrastructure for Britain.During the speech, the PM is expected to say: "It sounds positively Rooseveltian.

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Boris Johnson to unveil £5bn spending blitz to get UK through coronavirus crisis

Boris Johnson will tomorrow set out plans for an infrastructure spending blitz to help get the country through the economic fall-out of the coronavirus crisis.

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Boris Johnson promises spending blitz to fire-up the UK economy after Covid-19

UK economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. In a speech in the Midlands on Tuesday the Prime Minister is promising to splash £5 billion to dig the country out of the recession caused by the coronavirus lockdown.

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Alberta Health reports 71 new COVID-19 cases as total case number surpasses 8,000

The outbreak at Verve Condominiums in Calgary’s East Village currently has 36 active COVID-19 cases linked to it while 12 people from that outbreak have now recovered.At Edmonton’s Misericordia Community Hospital, there are now 11 patients who have tested positive for the novel coronavirus at the hospital, which is the same as on Sunday.

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Coronavirus: No new cases for 9th day in a row for Peterborough area

coronavirus on Monday, maintaining the overall case total in the area at 95.The last reported case was on June 20.There are only two active cases in the region, down from three on Friday.

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Schools and non-essential shops to close in Leicester as city is first area to enter 'local lockdown' over coronavirus cases spike

Tight lockdown restrictions have been reimposed in Leicester as the city sees a spike in coronavirus cases.Non-essential shops will close from tomorrow (Tuesday 30) and schools will close to most pupils on Thursday (2 July), Health Secretary Matt Hancock said.The city has recorded 866 new cases of coronavirus in the last two weeks.Mr Hancock said the easing of the lockdown planned for the rest of England on July 4 cannot happen in Leicester because of rising cases.He said: “Given the growing outbreak in Leicester we cannot recommend that the easing of the national lockdown set to take place on July 4 happens in Leicester.”The Health Secretary has advised residents to stay at home as much as they can while the local lockdown measures

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With no flights, man sails 9,000 km across Atlantic to see dad on Father’s Day

coronavirus couldn’t stop one man from crossing the Atlantic Ocean to see his dad on Father’s Day in a harrowing 85-day solo journey from Portugal to Argentina that he completed in a small sailboat.Juan Manuel Ballestero, 47, was living in Spain but visiting a tiny island off mainland Portugal last March when international flights were grounded due to COVID-19. The veteran sailor says he refused to face “the end of the world” apart from his parents back in Argentina, so he packed up his 8.8-metre-long sailboat, the Skua, and set sail for home.

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Leicester shutting shops and schools in 'second lockdown' after coronavirus spike

FREE newsletter is out of this world! Get the biggest, brightest and weirdest stories straight to your inboxLeicester is shutting all non-essential shops and closing schools to most pupils as part of a second lockdown in the city, the government has announced.The regulations to try and tackle a fresh coronavirus spike will come into effect from tomorrow, Health Secretary Matt Hancock told MPs.Speaking in the House of Commons in Westminster, the Conservative Minister confirmed Leicester's lockdown will be extended.When many cases are found in one setting, such as a hospital or a care home, the government has statutory powers to close down a local area, he said.Leicester has an infection rate of 135 per 100,000 people, three times higher than

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‘Lunar Loo Challenge’: NASA offering $20,000 for best astronaut toilet design

LOS ANGELES - NASA recently launched a crowdsourcing campaign on HeroX offering $20,000 to the person who comes up with the best design for a toilet that will work in both microgravity and lunar gravity.The challenge comes ahead of NASA’s 2024 flight to the moon, which aims to land the first woman and next man on the lunar surface.Space toilets are nowhere near a new invention: Astronauts living aboard the International Space Stations (ISS) use a toilet designed for longer-term missions in microgravity. This means that people and objects — including urine and feces — appear to be weightless.RELATED: NASA names DC headquarters after its first Black female engineer, Mary W. JacksonBut a mission to the moon will require a smaller and lighter

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People with disabilities, autism carry a heavier pandemic burden, advocates say

disabilities and autism are dying of COVID-19 at higher rates than other people in at least two states in the U.S., according to new data collected by NPR.In Pennsylvania, people with intellectual disabilities and autism are dying at a rate twice as high as other people who contract the virus.

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Here Are All the Livestreams & Virtual Concerts to Watch During the Coronavirus Crisis: Week of June 29

June 29: Katie Crutchfield's Waxahatchee is performing Out in the Storm in its entirety beginning at 9 p.m. ET.

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174,000 renters face losing their home when coronavirus eviction ban ends, housing charity tells MPs

hereAt this point, there will be a backlog of court cases where possession proceedings were paused in March, as well as new cases unable to be heard during the five-month suspension, she told the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee.She said: "It’s difficult to estimate exactly how many people are going to be evicted but we have conducted some polling via YouGov that suggests that there has already been significant movement out of the sector since March, so 58,000 households have left since March at their landlords’ request."And we know that 174,000 renters have been told by their landlord that they are going to be evicted in the coming months."So, there is going to be a lot of movement, and what is now urgent is that

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