A look at what's happening around the majors on Monday:FINAL WEEKFernando Tatis Jr. and the Padres are headed to the playoffs, so are DJ LeMahieu and the Yankees.

But going into this last week, a lot of postseason spots are still wide open.San Diego and the Yankees clinched berths in the expanded 16-team field Sunday.

Yet overall, only seven slots are claimed.Tampa Bay, Oakland, the White Sox and Minnesota also have earned AL spots, and Cleveland, Toronto and Houston have the inside track on the three remaining positions.But the NL playoff picture is a scramble -- only the Dodgers and Padres are in so far.

Atlanta and the Cubs hold division leads, Miami and Philadelphia are the break-even point. With six spots in play, it should be an.

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A “traffic light” system to trigger local coronavirus lockdowns will be launched, with alerts sent to mobile phones.

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All Scottish students banned from going to the pub after string of coronavirus outbreaks

Students across Scotland have been banned from going to the pub this weekend.

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This Morning's Phillip Schofield thanks wife Steph for support after discussing mental health issues

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has thanked his loved ones – including wife Steph, daughters Ruby and Molly, and his friend and co-host Holly Willoughby – for their help and support as he opened up about his recent mental health issues.On today's (September 24) This Morning, Holly and Phil were joined by CALM CEO Simon Gunning to discuss the recent news that official figures show that the suicide rate for men in England and Wales in 2019 is the highest it's been for two decades.During the segment, Phillip opened up about his own mental health journey, and he also thanked his loved ones for their "enormous" help recently."Over the next few weeks I will be talking quite a lot about my mental health and where my head has been in

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How Neanderthals lost their Y chromosome

Ann GibbonsNeanderthals have long been seen as uber-masculine hunks, at least compared with their lightweight human cousins, with whom they competed for food, territory, and mates. But a new study finds Homo sapiens men essentially emasculated their brawny brethren when they mated with Neanderthal women more than 100,000 years ago.

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Phillip Schofield issues warning as he admits 'I needed a lot of help' in health admission

This Morning host Phillip Schofield, 58, told viewers of the ITV show he will be discussing his recent struggles with mental health over the next few weeks as he touched upon the increase in male depression and suicide rates during the coronavirus pandemic today.Speaking to CALM CEO Simon Gunning about male depression, he urged those suffering to speak out as he reflected on his own struggles.He said: “Over the next few weeks I will be talking quite a lot about my mental health and where my head has been in recent times."It's surprising how you think you've got a grip on everything and suddenly your head takes you to dark and scary places."There's no question I needed a lot of help in recent times with people who sit right beside me right

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Woman stable after argument leads to shooting at Chinese food restaurant in Hunting Park

Generic image of police lights. HUNTING PARK - Authorities are investigating after a woman was shot twice in the stomach following an altercation at a Chinese food restaurant Wednesday night in Hunting Park.Police say a woman and another person were inside a Chinese food eatery on the 800 block of Butler Street just after 11:30 p.m.

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Thailand to re-open to tourists with new visa during the pandemic

Thailand is set to re-open to tourists for the first time since it closed its borders to international visitors during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Phillip Schofield reveals mental health struggles

Phillip Schofield has said he has been to some “dark and scary places” with his mental health.

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Emotional Phillip Schofield opens up about secret mental health struggle

Phillip Schofield appeared to be emotional today as he opened up about being in a "dark and scary place" during lockdown.

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Durga Puja pandals to be open from all sides, hand sanitisers at entry points: Mamata issues Covid guidelines

₹50,000 to each Durga puja committee of the state, Mamata announced in a press conference.The state will provide ₹2,000 to hawkers for Durga Puja. For this, a list of 75,000 hawkers prepared, Mamata added.On Wednesday, a government official said that state has made adequate provision to meet the power demand in the metropolis and districts during the festive days."We are making a provision of five per cent excess demand for power this Durga Puja than the previous year.

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Phillip Schofield emotionally admits he has been in 'dark and scary places' as he opens up on mental health battle

Phillip Schofield became emotional on Thursday's episode of This Morning as he discussed his battle with mental health.The 58 year old admitted he has struggled with depression earlier this year as he came out as gay live on TV. Ahead of the release of his autobiography, Phillip says he will be speaking more openly about his mental health, with the hit ITV daytime show running a segment on getting help for men.

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Phillip Schofield near tears on This Morning as he discusses mental health battle

Phillip Schofield opened up about being in a "dark and scary place" during an emotional talk about mental health on Thursday's This Morning.

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Coronavirus rule changes: Full list of places you must now wear a mask in England

People in England must wear masks in pubs, restaurants, bars and theatres from today or face a fine of up to £6,400.

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Indian banks to be among the last to recover from covid crisis: S&P

₹8.42 trillion as on 30 June, showed data from Capitaline.According to the report titled “Global banking: recovery will stretch to 2023 and beyond", recovery of banking jurisdictions will be slow, uncertain, and highly variable across sectors and geographies. Many prominent banking systems may not recover until 2023, including the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Japan, Australia, Brazil, Indonesia, and Russia.However, countries like China, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia, it pointed out, are among the banking systems likely to recover first--by the end of 2022.“Covid-19 and the oil price shock of 2020 are taking a heavy toll on global banks.

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Mainland Greece could be next off the UK's safe travel list due to rise in coronavirus cases

holiday destination in line to be axed from the travel corridor list due to a jump in the number of new coronavirus cases. As part of the UK government's new regional approach to its quarantine list, arrivals from seven Greek islands are currently subject to self-isolation.

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Michelle Obama talks coronavirus, voting on Conan O’Brien

appearance on Conan O’Brien’s show Wednesday and said that her husband, former President Barack Obama, won’t be adding a stand-up special to his Netflix duties anytime soon. In particular, she emphasized the variety of options for voters casting their ballots this year — and added that she hoped to fight for easier voting requirements in the future.“You can mail [your ballot] in, you can sit in line if you want. You can vote early, do it all ways,” the former first lady said.“Hopefully with the right leadership we’ll get voting requirements that will be easier.

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Police K9 tracks down missing Kindergartner lost in Maine woods

(Courtesy: Maine State Police) ALFRED, Maine - A police K9 in Maine quickly tracked down a missing little girl who had run off into the woods.Maine State Police said a K9 unit was requested to assist in the search for a missing Kindergartner who had run off into the woods during recess.K9 Dutch began tracking the child by using the scent from her jacket. He then quickly took off into the woods along with his handler, Trooper Zachary Fancy.Related: Manatee County K9 captures burglary suspect who dove into water while fleeing from deputiesThe two made their way deeper into the woods and thick brush.

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Orlando bishop holds funerals for last 10 weekends amid gang violence

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Residents, spiritual and community leaders gathered Wednesday night to rally against the gang violence that has hit the Pine Hills neighborhood.“This community aches,” said Bishop Kelvin Cobaris.Cobaris and Bishop Derrick Hutchins met with residents at New Life Church on North Powers Drive.Hutchins said he’s held a funeral at his church every weekend for the last ten weeks -- sometimes twice a day.“Only two of them have been coronavirus related,” he said.

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LEADING OFF: Padres check Clevinger, Burnes' ERA title bid

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Suspect in custody after leading officers on pursuit from Riverside to Norwalk

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BBC boss admits Strictly risk as it is 'toughest show to get going' amid new covid rules

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Health department gives West Orange High School green light to reopen earlier, play football

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The West Orange High School campus will reopen to in-person learning about four days earlier than expected after the Florida Department of Health notified school leaders that those possibly exposed to coronavirus will finish their quarantines by the end of September.West Orange shifted to virtual learning only on Sept. 21 after at least 10 COVID-19 were confirmed from staff and/or students.

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University of Glasgow outbreak sees at least 124 students test positive for coronavirus

University of Glasgow halls of residence have tested positive for coronavirus. The uni have identified two 'significant' clusters of cases at the Murano Street and Cairncross sites, which are believed to be linked to freshers' week events.Over 600 students are now self-isolating at the halls in a bid to curb transmission.Test and trace teams are continuing their work to identify close contacts.

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Coronavirus: Hinshaw gives green light for indoor children’s play areas to open

COVID-19 pandemic continues, Alberta’s top doctor has given the OK for indoor play areas to open across the province.In March, many non-essential businesses closed their doors as case numbers of the novel coronavirus began to rise in Alberta.However, over the past few months, many facilities have been able to re-open with new safety precautions. In a tweet on Wednesday, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr.

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This Central Florida county leads the way in Census responses

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Coronavirus: Education minister says Ontario to review COVID-19 symptoms list for schools

education minister says he is considering shortening the list of COVID-19 symptoms that require kids to stay home from school.Stephen Lecce says he is working with the province’s medical officials to consider possible changes to the list. Coronavirus: TDSB turning to supply teachers as it rushes to hire for online classes British Columbia shortened its list earlier this week by removing 10 symptoms, prompting Ontario to review the data behind that decision.Officials in B.C.

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Over 15,000 flags in Austin yard for every Texan life lost to COVID-19

AUSTIN, Texas - An artist has planted over 15,000 flags in his yard as a tribute for every Texan life lost to COVID-19. The North Austin artist is showcasing the deadly impact COVID-19 is having on the State of Texas by placing one flag for every Texan killed from the virus.Shane Reilly started the display back in May, when the state’s death toll was under 1,000.

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Full list of reasons you can break the coronavirus rule of six after new guidelines

coronavirus guidelines, including when you can break the coronavirus rule of six.The rule bans groups of more than six people gathering – both inside and outside.But in a bid to tackle the spread of coronavirus, guidelines have changed slightly.For example, indoor sports is now also subject to the rule of six.This means five-a-side football teams can no longer play inside – although they can still play outside.Those who break the coronavirus rule of six risk getting slapped with a £200 fine from Monday.At the moment the fine stands at £100, but it will double next week.But there are some exemptions to the rule of six, where you can’t be fined.Here is a full list of reasons why you can break the rule of six, as found on the Government

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Lawsuit claims Facebook groups led to fatal shootings in Kenosha

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School keeps windows open to stop covid-19 but bans children from wearing coats

A school has sparked fury among parents after opening windows to stop the spread of coronavirus while telling pupils they cannot wear their coats inside.

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World's workers lost $3.5 trillion in wages amid pandemic: UN

'Worsened significantly'The ILO also warned that the outlook for the final three months of 2020 had "worsened significantly" since its last report in June.The organisation had previously forecast that global working hours would be 4.9 percent lower in the fourth quarter than a year earlier, but said it now expected an 8.6 percent drop, which corresponds to 245 million full-time jobs.It explained that workers in developing and emerging economies, especially those in informal jobs, had been much more affected than in past crises.The ILO also pointed out that while many of the most stringent workplace closures have been relaxed, 94 percent of the world's workers were in countries where some sort of workplace restrictions remain in place.And

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Police: 56-year-old man dies after altercation leads to stabbing in Kingsessing

KINGSESSING - Authorities say a 56-year-old man is dead after an altercation lead to a fatal stabbing early Wednesday morning in Kingsessing.Police responded to the 1400 block of South 54th Street around 1 a.m. and reportedly found a man suffering from a stab wound to the chest.The victim, whose identity has not been released by police, was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital where he died.According to investigators, the fatal stabbing happened during an altercation outside a corner store near 54th Street and Chestnut Street.

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Kate Garraway seems lost in thought as husband's heartbreaking health battle continues

Kate Garraway appeared downcast as she was spotted heading to Smooth Radio on Tuesday as her husband Derek Draper is still in hospital. The 53-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter has gone through an agonising lockdown as her husband Derek was left in a critical condition after contracting coronavirus.

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DJ blasting music, 4am last orders, rammed football screenings and customer fights: The pub shut down for posing a 'serious threat to public health'

Documents have revealed a spate of problems at a Tameside pub which was shut down for ‘repeatedly breaching coronavirus regulations’ – including a DJ playing loud music and customers brawling.The Jolly Hatters pub in Denton was served with a Direction to Close Notice by Tameside council on Friday, September 18.The town hall said it was in response to the premises posing a ‘serious and imminent threat to public health’.Now council reports reveal that the Town Lane venue has been a ‘premises of concern’ since reopening to the public on July 4.On that date the GMP licensing officer for Tameside and a council officer visited the premises, which was ‘very busy with large groups of customers watching football’, the report says.“These customers

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COVID-19: Govt permits ISO tank containers to carry liquid oxygen

oxygen in tank containers in bulk.According to an official statement issued on Wednesday, PESO has also devised a system to receive online applications from the stakeholders to expeditiously grant permission to transport liquid oxygen in ISO tank containers.These containers are manufactured as per the International Organisation for Standardisation requirements. These are designed to carry liquids in bulk.

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Eddie Hearn confirms Anthony Joshua's clash with Kubrat Pulev will still go ahead in December, despite new COVID-19 measures

Eddie Hearn has confirmed Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title showdown with Kubrat Pulev will still go ahead as planned.

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LEADING OFF: Glasnow, Rays try to win AL East, Bieber ready

A look at what's happening around the majors on Wednesday:RAYS THE BANNERRays right-hander Tyler Glasnow (4-1, 4.21 ERA) gets his final tuneup for the postseason when he faces Robinson Canó and the New York Mets at Citi Field.Glasnow and the playoff-bound Rays hope to make it a special night -- they can clinch their first AL East title with a win, or a loss by the Yankees to Toronto.“I go into it with maybe a little bit more confidence than I did last year,” Glasnow said. “Just an exciting time.”Glasnow is pegged to start the second game of Tampa Bay’s best-of-three, first-round playoff series next week, manager Kevin Cash said.

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Nats sweep Phils, drop Philadelphia below playoff position

WASHINGTON - The Philadelphia Phillies tumbled out of a playoff position, getting swept in a doubleheader by the Washington Nationals when Yadiel Hernández hit a game-ending, two-run homer in eighth inning off Brandon Workman for a 2-1 win in Tuesday night’s second game.Philadelphia (27-29) lost its fourth game in a row and dropped behind Cincinnati (28-28), Milwaukee (27-27) and San Francisco (26-27) for the National League’s eighth and final playoff berth.“We’ve dug ourselves a hole and we’ve done that before and we’ve been able to fight out of it,” Phillies manager Joe Girardi said.

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Cubs clinch playoff spot, Pirates win on Stallings HR in 9th

PITTSBURGH – The Chicago Cubs clinched a playoff spot under rookie manager David Ross, returning to the postseason after a one-year absence despite losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 Tuesday night on a walk-off home run by Jacob Stallings.The NL Central-leading Cubs were assured a spot in the expanded playoff field when Philadelphia was swept in a doubleheader at Washington.The Cubs began the day with a 4 ½-game lead over St. Louis and Cincinnati in the division standings and a magic number of four to clinch the title.

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Ramírez, Indians clinch playoff spot with 5-3 win over WSox

CLEVELAND – With one sweet swing, José Ramírez pushed the Cleveland Indians in the playoffs and strengthened his case for the AL MVP award.Ramírez hit a three-run homer with two outs in the 10th inning, giving Cleveland a 5-3 win over the Chicago White Sox that clinched a postseason berth Tuesday night.Ramírez’s drive to right off José Ruiz scored César Hernández and Francisco Lindor, setting off a wild celebration at home plate as the Indians reached the postseason for the fourth time in five years.Lindor had pulled Cleveland within one on a two-out double that plated Roberto Perez, who began the inning on second base.

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Canadians use social media to shine light on live music industry left in dark by COVID-19

Zeretzke said even though some venues have been able to reopen in some areas, the limited capacity to accommodate social distancing — something he understands and agrees with — makes it very difficult to break even on a performance.“If you have a 100-seat capacity… and 15 of those are technicians and box office staff and actors or whatever, it’s really tough to make a profit off that,” he said.“We need an economic recovery plan for our industry.”People are being asked to begin taking photos and posting them to social media once the sun sets in their region on Tuesday night.For more information, click here.–With files from Global News’ Kendra Slugoski

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Over 800 COVID-19 tests conducted in Saskatchewan schools last week: SHA

novel coronavirus in Saskatchewan schools last week, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).The tests were voluntary and performed in schools in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

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How coronavirus lockdown has changed the nation and our lives in the last six months

Six months ago today the shutters came down.

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B.C.’s daily health checklist for children going to school shortens to just 7 symptoms

Coronavirus: List of B.C. school exposures The checklist used to consist of the following symptoms:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]However, the daily health checklist now looks like this:If a child has any of these symptoms that are not related to a pre-existing condition, such as allergies, then the child should stay home from school and monitor the symptom for 24 hours.

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Light-up campaign to shine spotlight on music, live events industry in peril

The live events industry has been silenced due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a national campaign aims to call attention to the far-reaching economic consequences. Jennifer Hildebrandt with the group Live Event Community outlines what’s at stake on Global News at Noon.

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Boomers Leading Changes In Retirement Communities.

CNBC (9/21, Horch) reports, “The traditional notion of retirement is changing,” with “the old formula of cookie-cutter retirement communities...being challenged by the rise of customizable living arrangements.” With people living longer, “they want their retirement to reflect their lifestyle choices.” Baby Boomers are “leading the evolution of retirement communities,” which are “changing in design and location.” Some are appearing near college campuses. Consultant Jane Marie O’Connor of 55+ said, “People are seeking a new adventure for a phase in their lives.

391 outbreaks of Covid-19 in private homes last week

The number of Covid-19 outbreaks in private houses increased by 391 last week, taking the total to 2,463.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

LEADING OFF: 9 of 16 playoff spots open going into last week

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