British Airways is a “cash cow” for its owner which has netted nearly £1.2billion over the past two years, a union claims. Analysis of the airline’s finances was commissioned by Unite for its battle against the axing of up to 12,000 workers and changes to contracts.

Its campaign – launched by projecting “Stop Betraying Britain” on the side of the Houses of Parliament – claims BA plans to fire a quarter of its workforce before rehiring them on reduced pay and worse terms.

Unite said its findings show BA “can weather the impact” of Covid-19. The airline’s revenues leapt from just under £8bn in 2010 to £13.3bn in 2019, when it made £1.9bn in profits.

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Coronavirus: 1 new confirmed case in both Peterborough and Northumberland County

coronavirus in its jurisdiction on Monday.After a new case on Saturday and no new cases on Sunday, the latest case now raises the overall total to 93 cases for the health unit which serves Peterborough city and county along with Hiawatha First Nation and Curve Lake First Nation. The new case means there are now four active cases and 87 have been resolved — approximately 93.5 per cent.

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Low case numbers support Hamilton’s move into Stage 2 of reopening plan: medical officer of health

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Dr. Richardson notes that Hamilton has been averaging five new cases or less per day over the past 10 days, and she credits residents with “tremendous” efforts to control the virus.

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Rappler case highlights decline of press freedoms globally

NEW YORK – The conviction of two Philippine journalists for libel is a blow to press freedom and comes as media watchdogs track declines in press freedoms and democratic institutions around the world. A Manila court found Maria Ressa of the online news site Rappler Inc.

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Amber Heard's lawyer Roberta Kaplan withdraws from her case; Johnny Depp‘s attorney eager to know the reason

The attorneys who are representing Amber Heard in her case against Johnny Depp have reportedly filed a request in court to withdraw from the case. As per media reports, Robert Kaplan, John Quinn, Julie Fink, Davida Brook will formally withdraw from the case.

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Bourdeaux declares win in Democratic congressional primary

ATLANTA – A Democrat is declaring victory in Georgia's 7th Congressional District primary after new vote counts showed her winning a majority of ballots without need for a runoff election.Carolyn Bourdeaux, who was the Democratic nominee in 2018, claimed victory Monday over five Democratic opponents.“I got into this race because we must restore the basic promise that the leaders we send to Washington will work to heal what divides us, will actually solve our problems,” Bourdeaux said, citing priorities including healing racial divisions, expanding health care and recovering from COVID-19.A university professor, Bourdeaux fell fewer than 500 votes short of defeating incumbent Republican Rob Woodall in the suburban Atlanta district in 2018.

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Wall Street veers higher on Fed plan to buy corporate bonds

NEW YORK - Stocks swung solidly higher on Wall Street in afternoon trading Monday after the Federal Reserve said it would begin buying individual corporate bonds, the central bank's latest move to prop up volatile financial markets through the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.The S&P 500 was up 1% after being down as much as 2.5% shortly after trading began in New York. The gains followed sharp losses in Asia and more moderate ones in Europe.

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Drug dealer caught with cannabis, plastic bags with 'Bob Marley emblem', £870 in cash and a 'debtors list'

hereMs Parkhouse said Jamieson admits to still using drugs, about £20 a week paid for through his benefits, and said he has not resorted to crime to fund his habit.Jamieson had been set to go to trial, but the case was adjourned because of the Covid crisis.Judge Richard Mansell QC said Jamieson was entitled to credit for admitting his guilt and saving court time.We have a dedicated Facebook group covering court cases across Greater Manchester.For all the latest trial coverage and sentencing join the group here.To download our app to get all the latest news visit here.He spared Jamieson jail, noting the delay since the offence was committed, and that defendant had not committed further offences.The judge said: "Clearly this relationship has

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The Latest: Warren won't prosecute peaceful protesters

TOP OF THE HOUR:— Florida state attorney won't prosecute peaceful protesters.— Detroit removes a bust of Christopher Columbus from a prominent downtown spot after 110 years.— Twenty-member panel will review Chicago Police Department’s policy governing when officers can use force.— UK’s leader creates anti-racism panel; critics want more.___TAMPA, Fla.

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Amber Heard's Attorneys Reveal Why They're Stepping Away From Case, Johnny Depp's Lawyer Reacts

Amber Heard is losing her attorneys.

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Woman’s lungs look like ‘Swiss cheese’ after COVID-19, gets double transplant

Warning: This story contains content that may be disturbing to some readers. Discretion is advised.A young woman in the U.S.

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Coronavirus pandemic pay premium has not flowed to workers, Ontario government says

Ontario says it has not yet paid approximately 375,000 frontline health-care workers a promised pandemic pay premium.A spokeswoman for the province’s health minister says the initiative is the largest of its kind in Canada and the funding will flow in “very short order.”The government says it has provided written funding commitments to employers, and that will be followed by the flow of money.

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Irdai betters covid health plan but it still falls short

Mint has a copy of the new draft guidelines.The earlier product was a one-year indemnity policy with the option of two add-ons. The draft was sent to all general and stand-alone health insurers, who were asked to offer the product from 15 June.

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Doyle out as Iowa strength coach after mistreatment claims

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Iowa cut ties with strength coach Chris Doyle on Monday, announcing a separation agreement that will pay him more than $1.1 million after former Hawkeyes accused him of mistreating and belittling African American players.The school announced the move before a news conference by athletic director Gary Barta, who released a statement wishing Doyle well. The university also said a Missouri law firm, Husch Blackwell, will conduct an independent review of allegations relating to racial disparities within the football program.“I have worked diligently to make a positive impact on the lives of student-athletes, support them as they speak out, and look forward to continued growth,” Doyle said in a prepared statement.

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Supreme Court says gay, transgender workers protected by law

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects gay, lesbian and transgender people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.The court decided by a 6-3 vote that a key provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 known as Title VII that bars job discrimination because of sex, among other reasons, encompasses bias against LGBT workers.“An employer who fires an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that person for traits or actions it would not have questioned in members of a different sex,” Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote for the court.

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Celtic Foundation donates £30,000 to new schools project as Peter Lawwell pledges 'real support' to families

coronavirus pandemic. Around 1,600 pupils and their families will benefit from the latest scheme, which will provide "family cooking packs and activity boxes".

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With 1,647 new cases, Covid-19 count in Delhi nears 43,000; death toll at 1,400

Delhi witnessed a surge of over 1,600 fresh cases in the last 24 hours, pushing the national capital's Covid-19 count towards 43,000 on Monday.Currently, the total number of coronavirus positive patients in the Delhi stands at 42,829 after 1,647 more cases emerged since Sunday, according to the health department.Along with that, the death toll also increased to 1,400 after 73 more fatalities were reported in the last 24 hours.Moreover, the number of recovered patients also increased to 16,427 with 604 patients were discharged from the hospitals after successfully recovering from the highly contagious disease.From June 12 to 14, over 2,000 cases were reported per day in Delhi.

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Maharashtra government clinches FDI deals worth Rs. 16,000 crore

MUMBAI : Amidst an economic crisis arising out of the lockdown induced by the covid-19 pandemic, Maharashtra government on Monday said it has signed agreement for foreign direct investment (FDI) worth ₹16,000 crore.Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said in a video-based conference that small and big industries coming to the state will not face any difficulty in setting up their industries.Thackeray said that in the coming days the state expects to sign FDI agreements worth Rs.

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Chelsea Handler, George Takei And More Celebs React To U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Protecting LGBTQ+ Workers From Job Discrimination

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects LGBTQ+ people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBTQ+ rights from a conservative court.

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More than 6,000 counterfeit cigarettes found at Levenshulme shop - now trading standards want its licence taken away

A shop in Levenshulme could have its licence revoked after more than 6,000 counterfeit cigarettes were found on the premises.The owners of European Mini Market on Stockport Road will go before a licensing hearing with Manchester councillors next week.Under its current licence the shop can sell alcohol from 8am until midnight Monday to Sunday.But officers want the licence reviewed as they say the discovery of the cigarettes and tobacco ‘shows complete disdain’ for licensing regulations and the safety of those who visit.While all cigarettes are harmful, fake ones will often contain poor quality ingredients that can actually be more damaging to a person’s health.Counterfeits also tend not to carry health warnings on the packet, as was found by

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'Outlander' star Ed Speleers runs 100 km ultramarathon to support COVID-19 healthcare workers

video showing the final block of his 62.14-mile run, which he completed in 10 hours and 55 minutes. After shouting in victory and bumping elbows with elated friends, Ed accepted a cold glass of beer to mark the end of his journey as The Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" played in the background.Ed, who memorably played footman Jimmy Kent on the hit PBS drama "Downton Abbey," further documented the day on his Instagram Stories, noting various milestones as friends joined him for legs of the lengthy run, which raised funds via his Just Giving page to help support NHS staff, volunteers and patients impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.

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Check out these UK record shops re-opening this week

coronavirus restrictions in the UK, a great many record stores are starting to physically re-open this week. Check out the list of shops below.Since the spread of COVID-19 brought about a nationwide lockdown back in March, many record shops opted for delivery services or a click-and-collect option in order to survive.Starting today (June 15), record stores and other non-essential retailers have been allowed to re-open provided that social distancing can be abided by on the premises – which at present state that people should remain 2 metres apart.It has been announced that HMV will be re-opening 90 stores this week, as well as Rough Trade opening the doors of their regional branches once again.

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Lady Gaga Rocks Gold Leggings During an Outing with Boyfriend Michael Polansky

Lady Gaga and beau Michael Polansky were photographed yesterday picking up some wine in Malibu, California.Gaga rocked a white front-knotted tank top and gold leggings, while Polansky dressed casually in a white hoodie.The couple was first romantically linked at the start of this year.On Sunday, Lady Gaga and her boyfriend, Michael Polansky, stepped out to buy some wine in Malibu, California.The couple looked casually chic. Gaga, who had her platinum-blonde hair pulled back in a bun, wore black shades with silver studs, gold hoop earrings, a white front-knotted tank top, gold leggings, and brown suede boots.

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Testing Strategy for Coronavirus (COVID-19) in High-Density Critical Infrastructure Workplaces after a COVID-19 Case Is Identified

critical infrastructure sectors may be permitted to work if asymptomatic after potential exposure to a confirmed case of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), provided that worker infection prevention recommendations and controls are implemented. Outbreaks of illness among workers in food-producing facilities and surrounding communities have raised unique questions that identified the need for testing for COVID-19 to supplement existing guidance.

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IndiGo aims to operate 70% of pre-covid flights by 2020-end: CEO Ronojoy Dutta

NEW DELHI : IndiGo aims to operate 70% of its pre-COVID-19 flights by the end of this year, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta on Monday said, adding that resuming international passenger services in July would be a "good idea".The Centre should allow the airlines to operate 50% of their pre-COVID domestic flights now, Dutta told PTI in an interview, while expressing hope that the limits imposed on airfares would be removed in August as promised by the government.India's largest airline IndiGo operated around 1,500 daily flights in the pre-COVID era.

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Tamil Nadu's Covid-19 count breaches 46,000-mark with 1,843 fresh cases

novel coronavirus cases in Tamil Nadu today surpassed the grim milestone of 46,000 to reach 46,504 confirmed Covid-19 patients since the outbreak, according to state health department.On Sunday, Tamil Nadu witnessed over 1,900 more novel coronavirus cases in a single day for the third day in a row.Along with that, the death toll also increased to 479 after 44 fatalities were recorded since Sunday, it added.Of the new cases reported, 13 patients (one each from Dubai, Doha and UAE, two from Malaysia and four each from Muscat and Qatar) who arrived in Tamil Nadu tested positive in the state.There are currently 20,678 active cases.Apart from that, a total of 25,344 patients have been discharged or cured of the highly contagious disease,

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Auto workers chief, prosecutor to discuss reforming union

DETROIT – The head of the United Auto Workers will meet this month with the U.S. attorney in Detroit to discuss potential changes for the union following a wide-ranging corruption probe.Matthew Schneider, the U.S.

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Supreme Court rules gay, lesbian and transgender workers protected from job discrimination

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects LGBT people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherThe Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects gay and lesbian people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.The court decided by a 6-3 vote that a key provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 known as Title VII that bars job discrimination because of sex, among other reasons, encompasses bias against LGBT workers."An employer who fires an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that

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Justices rule gay workers protected from job discrimination

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a landmark civil rights law protects gay and lesbian people from discrimination in employment, a resounding victory for LGBT rights from a conservative court.The court decided by a 6-3 vote that a key provision of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 known as Title VII that bars job discrimination because of sex, among other reasons, encompasses bias against gay and lesbian workers.

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Martin Lewis challenges everyone to check their bank statements for 'hidden' payments

Martin Lewis is the consumer champion millions turn to when they need answers or advice on money matters. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com has focused on coronavirus-related topics since lockdown began and the website has produced a great, informative list of help guides worth checking out.

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Salma Hayek joins Mexican filmmakers to launch Covid-19 fund for movie industry workers

Salma Hayek and Mexican directors, Guillermo Del Toro and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, have set up a fund to help Mexican movie workers who have lost employment due to the Covid-19 pandemic.With productions halted across the world, including in Mexico, which has had more than 130,000 coronavirus cases and over 15,000 deaths, employees who’d normally be working on set are facing hardship.To help those in need, the actress and filmmakers have teamed up with The Academia Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematograficas (The Mexican Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences) to launch the fund, which was announced on Thursday (June 11, 2020).Speaking via video call, Gonzalez Inarritu told The Hollywood Reporter the project is “an act of solidarity with

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Aarogya Setu alerted 1,40,000 people of potential risk of Coviod-19 infection: Amitabh Kant

NEW DELHI : Contact tracing application Aarogya Setu launched early in April has so far alerted 1,40,000 people of potential risk of infection through bluetooth contact tracing and has shown high efficacy in flagging the requirement to get tested for Coronavirus infection, Amitabh Kant, chief executive officer of federal policy think tank NITI Aayog said here.Kant said at a webinar on ‘next generation healthcare’ organised by Hero Enterprise and a thinktank set up by it--Mindmine Institute--that Aarogya Setu managed to flag the testing requirement to so many people by tracing their proximity to 30,000 users of the application who have tested positive to Coronavirus.“We have predicted more than 3,500 hotspots in the country at sub post

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Edvizo raises $150,000 seed round from Inflection Point Ventures

MUMBAI : Bangalore-based Edvizo, an early stage ed-tech startup, has raised over $150,000 in a seed round from Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). While the startup raised its first institutional investment, IPV closed its 8th investment in the last 60 days, since the covid-19 outbreak.Edvizo acts as an online marketplace to search, compare and enrol in the best institutes for preparation of competitive exams.

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Scots cat lovers warned over buying kittens online as sellers tout £1,000 pets on Gumtree

Animal welfare experts have warned about buying kittens online as they exchange hands for hundreds of pounds a time.

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US Air Force plane crashes into sea off coast of England

LONDON - A U.S. Air Force fighter plane with one pilot on board crashed into the North Sea on Monday.

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Nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to E. coli concerns

WASHINGTON - Nearly 43,000 pounds of raw ground beef was recalled over concerns that it may be contaminated with E. coli, the U.S.

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Estimated 150,000 litres of crude spills from TMX pipeline in Abbotsford, B.C.

Trans Mountain is looking to restart its pipeline soon despite a spill of up to 1100 barrels of light crude oil from its Sumas Pump Station in Abbotsford this weekend. Paul Johnson reports.

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Poll: Black Americans most likely to know a COVID-19 victim

DETROIT – African Americans are disproportionately likely to say a family member or close friend has died of COVID-19 or respiratory illness since March, according to a series of surveys conducted since April that lays bare how black Americans have borne the brunt of the pandemic.Eleven percent of African Americans say they were close with someone who has died from the coronavirus, compared with 5% of Americans overall and 4% of white Americans.The findings are based on data from three COVID Impact surveys conducted between April and June by NORC at the University of Chicago for the Data Foundation about the pandemic's effect on the physical, mental and social health of Americans.

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40,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to E. coli concerns

ORLANDO, Fla. – Lakeside Refrigerated Services is recalling 40,000 pounds of ground beef products over possible E. coli contamination.The United States Department of Agriculture, or USDA, says the ground beef was produced on June 1 and distributed nationwide under the names Marketside Butcher and Thomas Farms.E.

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Floridians mark President Trump’s birthday with flotillas, caravans

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – President Donald Trump supporters in Florida were celebrating his birthday Sunday with caravans, flotillas and parades throughout his adopted homestate.In Palm Beach County — home of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort — separate caravans of trucks, motorcycles and boats were riding along highways and the intercoastal waterway at various times in the morning.

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Stumpy' the ancient Lemur celebrates 34th birthday with cake at Scots zoo

Lemur celebrated his 34th birthday at deserted Scots zoo by tucking into a special cake. Stumpy defied the odds as he celebrated the milestone birthday as the ring tailed species usually only live till around 25.

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Coronation Street’s Simon Gregson returns to set in £50,000 Mustang after recovering from coronavirus

CORONATION Street star Simon Gregson rolled back onto the famous set in his £50,000 Mustang today. The actor - who plays Steve McDonald in the popular ITV soap - caught the deadly bug back in April and has finally returned to work feeling and looking better than ever.

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Inside first easyJet flight since March as footage shows plane crowded with passengers

EasyJet has taken to the sky today with its first flight since March 30 amid coronavirus lockdown restrictions.Footage shows crew and passengers on board wearing face masks as part of the airline's new safety rules, but the flight looks packed despite travellers sitting away from those not in their party.The plane took off from Gatwick and landed in Glasgow just after 8am - and is just one of the flights resuming as part of the airline's domestic schedule.EasyJet’s boss insisted he would “feel 100% safe” on packed planes as the airline restarts operations for the first time in 11 weeks.Chief executive, Johan Lundgren, told the PA news agency that the Luton-based carrier took guidance from international regulators to develop an enhanced

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Kim Kardashian Says Seeing Her Family At Scott Disick's Party Was 'Scary' After Lockdown

We celebrated Scott’s bday a few weeks ago with just family and it was really my first time being around a group of people( small group). It was kind of nice but kind of scary too.

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Holly Willoughby wears chic sheer white blouse and stylish checked skirt on This Morning that's now 50% off

Holly Willoughby looked fresh and ready for a new week as she took to ITV This Morning.The gorgeous presenter stunned fans with her outfit choice as she opted for a snuggly fitted, tweed, green, white and red checked pencil skirt and soft, sheer, white blouse.Taking to Instagram, Holly posted her regular pre show, behind the scenes selfie.The star posts a picture to the micro blogging site most days to document her outfit for fans. Pre pandemic Holly would have someone take the snap for her, but since new social distancing guidelines have come into play, Holly has been taking a daily picture of herself to upload and share with her 6.7 million followers.

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Scouts call for Scottish Government support as children's charity faces lockdown cash crisis

Scouts in Scotland have appealed to the Scottish Government for help as the century-old volunteer movement faces a mounting cash crisis caused by lockdown. The beloved children's organisation is the latest charity to warn it cannot sustain services indefinitely without a way to raise income.

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One-in-five furlough workers face the prospect of losing their job

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The numbers were revealed in a report that warned local businesses are being hammered by the coronavirus lockdown.It confirmed that a “rapid and prolonged increase in unemployment” is on the way, highlighting that 2,600 people lost their jobs in March and April alone.The projected redundancies could see 11,275 people - 11 per cent of Renfrewshire’s working population - on the dole.Neil Bibby MSP dubbed the pending job losses an “economic emergency”.The MSP for West of Scotland told the Express: “The covid crisis is not just a pubic health emergency but an economic one too.“The economic contraction we are now experiencing is three times greater than the global financial crisis - and that’s

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Piers Morgan fumes over lack of social distancing on plane as flights take off

Piers Morgan was back on our screens on Monday to present Good Morning Britain alongside co-host Susanna Reid.

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SFA agree deal with Rangers bankers Close Brothers to provide loans to cash-strapped clubs

SFA and bankers Close Brothers to help struggling clubs secure emergency loans.Like many businesses cross the country, teams have been mired in issues over cash flow but Scottish football suffers the additional problem of banks continuing to snub loans to SPFL teams.A hangover to financial issues of the past, it has left clubs struggling to make ends meet as the COVID-19 crisis deprives them of the their ticket proceeds lifeblood.The Daily Mail reports SFA president Rod Petrie has stepped in to the breech and has confirmed that there are two types of loans available to bridge senior teams through the crisis.Clubs can apply for the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) through the UK government to the tune of up to £5million

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