Household waste and recycling centres at Polmaise and Callander are to reopen to residents from Monday, June 1.The announcement follows changes in the Scottish Government guidance on essential travel during the Covid-19 outbreak.All three of Stirling Council’s centres have been closed since the restrictions announced by the UK and Scottish Governments on March 23, due to the pandemic.With a restricted household bin service operating, there had been calls from some quarters for the tips to reopen in recent weeks with some residents reporting having to store mounting waste over the lockdown, and fly-tipping concerns.However, the council has maintained that any opening of the centres would have to be coordinated with openings nationally to

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Penneys plans to reopen stores from 12 June

Penneys has announced plans to reopen all of its stores in Ireland from 12 June, under Phase 2 of the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.

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Growing concerns about U.S. police response to peaceful protests

Viral videos of police using violence against peaceful protestors are sparking even more outrage in the U.S., as protests continue in the wake of George Floyd’s death. Jackson Proskow shows you the encounter that has police in Buffalo, N.Y.

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'Parents don't want schools to reopen till no COVID-19 cases for 21 days': Study

New Delhi: The majority parents don't want schools to reopen till there are no cases for 21 days in their district and its vicinity.A 76% of parents feel it is unfeasible or very difficult for their child's school to operate with social distancing. Only 11% parents in support of schools restarting per the original school or state calendar, as per a survey by Local Circles.The COVID-19 curve in India is touching higher peaks every day and there are no signs of its flattening.

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Pool testing for COVID-19 could help Canada reopen. Here’s what it is

novel coronavirus, and the answer usually involves doing a lot of testing — a vast amount of testing.The more we know and the faster we know it, the more we can deal with local outbreaks as they flare up, as they unavoidably will.The problem, though, is that there aren’t enough tests, and there isn’t enough ability to process them. One workaround is pool testing.

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Brit couple stranded in paradise due to coronavirus – and hotel is £5 a night

coronavirus crisis. Zuzana Barancova and Jeff Yip, from Staffordshire, have been left stranded in paradise – but it's not all bad news.The pair have been enjoying long walks along the river and spotting wildlife in the village of Buki Lawang in Indonesia.After the Asian travels were cut short when the pandemic began, the couple were forced to stick around.While waiting for a flight back home, Zuzana and Jeff are spending £5 a night on their hotel and only £1-£2 on food each meal.

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7 biggest transfers that can happen next after Timo Werner's Chelsea deal

Timo Werner looks set to complete a move to Chelsea for £54 million, to give the Premier League its first major transfer of the summer.Plenty of European football’s biggest names have been linked with high-profile moves to English clubs, but some seem more realistic than others.Even amid the coronavirus pandemic where clubs are expected to take a hit financially, there is still set to be plenty of transfer activity in the summer market.Here’s a list of the seven biggest summer deals that could happen when the window reopens hopefully in a few weeks time when things settle down:Borussia Dortmund’s 20-year-old superstar looks destined to move to Old Trafford, and the rumours have not stopped circulating for several months.Sancho, whose

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Callum McGregor pinpoints the Celtic wrong that must be righted next season as he draws on 'learning curve'

Celtic’s one major wrong of last season. The Parkhead ace and his team-mates enjoyed a sensational domestic campaign as they lifted the Premiership title and the Betfred Cup while claiming a place in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup before the Covid-19 closure.

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Mail ballots from Tuesday's election push Biden over the top

WASHINGTON – After primaries and caucuses in 42 states and the District of Columbia, Joe Biden has won the last few delegates needed to clinch the Democratic nomination for president as states worked to tally a surge of mail ballots.Indiana, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island were among the seven states, plus the district, holding elections Tuesday. But a huge increase in vote-by-mail ballots, driven in large part by the coronavirus pandemic, meant election officials were still counting ballots Friday.Democrats don't hold winner-take-all contests in which the top vote-getter wins all the delegates.

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No prasad, no sprinkling of water, mandatory masks: New rules for religious places from next week

New Covid-19 guidelines for Temples, Mosques, Gurudwaras and other places of worship:i. Entrance to have mandatory hand hygiene (sanitizer dispenser) and thermal screening provisions.ii.

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WhatsApp may lead India's next payment revolution, but what's stopping it?

Mark Zuckerberg entered the fray two years ago by enabling the popular messaging service WhatsApp to send and receive money in India. But the beta version, limited to 1 million users, keeps getting blocked from becoming a full-fledged service.Meanwhile, rivals such as Alphabet Inc.’s Google Pay, Walmart Inc.-owned PhonePe and Softbank Group Corp.-backed Paytm are dominating India’s mobile transfers landscape.

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Mail ballots from Tuesday's election push Biden over the top

WASHINGTON – After primaries and caucuses in 42 states and the District of Columbia, Joe Biden won the last few delegates needed to clinch the Democratic nomination for president late Friday as states worked to tally a surge of mail ballots.Indiana, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island were among the eight states holding elections Tuesday. But a huge increase in vote-by-mail ballots, driven in large part by the coronavirus pandemic, meant election officials were still counting ballots Friday.Democrats don't hold winner-take-all contests in which the top vote-getter wins all the delegates.

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Biden formally clinches Democratic presidential nomination

WASHINGTON – Joe Biden formally clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Friday, setting him up for a bruising challenge to President Donald Trump that will play out against the unprecedented backdrop of a pandemic, economic collapse and civil unrest.The former vice president has effectively been his party's leader since his last challenger in the Democratic primary, Bernie Sanders, ended his campaign in April. But Biden pulled together the 1,991 delegates needed to become the nominee after seven states and the District of Columbia held presidential primaries Tuesday.Biden reached the threshold three days after the primaries because several states, overwhelmed by huge increases in mail ballots, took days to tabulate results.

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Calgary Cares: Seniors receive special surprise from Leighton Art Centre

Some Calgary seniors at United Active Living Communities received a special surprise from complete strangers. The handwritten, heartfelt messages are proof a little love can go a long way. Lauren Pullen reports.

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California Governor Announces Plan to Reopen Hollywood

shut down film and television productions across the globe. Beginning in mid-March, concern over the spread of the virus and the need to adhere to social distancing guidelines forced hundreds of productions to shut down, upending television and filming schedules across the board.

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What’s next for the NBA? A plan for testing is the big key

unanimously approve the proposal that the NBA’s Board of Governors approved a day earlier.More talks and negotiations are scheduled for the coming days to work out everything else, and it is a sizable list. A look at some of the other issues facing the league, both in the quest to finish this season and then what awaits in the coming year:TESTINGThe format was significant, but not the biggest hurdle for the NBA to clear in this process.

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Trump allows commercial fishing in marine conservation area

BANGOR, Maine - President Donald Trump rolled back protections Friday at a marine conservation area off the New England coast, signing an order to allow commercial fishing in a stretch of water environmentalists say is critical for endangered right whales and other fragile marine life.“We are reopening the Northeast Canyons to commercial fishing,” Trump told a roundtable meeting with fishing industry representatives and Maine officials.

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Jeopardy! Will Run Out of Original Episodes Next Week

Starting next week, Jeopardy! will be airing old episodes as the show has run out of brand new ones due to the coronavirus pandemic, TV Line reports.

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Couple stranded in paradise with orangutans - and the hotel is £5 a night

A British couple are waiting out the coronavirus crisis in paradise after getting trapped in Indonesia during the lockdown.

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California to let schools, gyms, bars reopen next week with modifications

( Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images )SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California will allow schools, day camps, bars, gyms and professional sports with modifications to begin reopening starting next Friday.Mark Ghaly, the state’s top health official, says the state plans to release guidance Friday for counties to follow to reopen a broad range of businesses that have been closed since mid-March because of concerns about spreading the coronavirus. The guidelines were not immediately available.The rules on schools and day camps will apply statewide.

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Coronavirus: Peterborough and area confirmed cases hold steady at 90

Peterborough Public Health reports no change in the number of novel coronavirus cases in its jurisdiction on Friday, maintaining 90 cases overall.Of the 90 cases, there are 80 that are deemed resolved, leaving eight active cases. The health unit serves Peterborough city and county along with Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First NationSince the coronavirus pandemic was declared in mid-March, more than 9,800 people have been tested for the virus, the health unit reports.

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Lunenburg businesses excited to reopen amid slow tourism season

The Lunenburg economy relies on a successful tourism season and no one knows what it’ll look like this year. Optimistic business owners have opened their doors to customers Friday. Jesse Thomas reports.

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Pence goes on listening session regarding Floyd response

BELTSVILLE, Md. – BELTSVILLE, Md.Better training for law enforcement. More money for historically black colleges and universities.

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‘Friday Night Lights’ Cast Reunites For ATX TV Festival Livestream, Imagine Where Their Characters Would Be Now

Under normal circumstances, the ATX Television Festival would be underway in Austin, Texas this weekend.

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Coronavirus: COVID-19 assessment centre relocating within Cobourg hospital

Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg, Ont., will be in a new location within the building.The hospital says the centre will move from its current location at the front entrance to a location adjacent to the emergency department.The centre opened on March 14 and has assessed 5,273 people during in-person and virtual visits, the hospital stated Friday. The hospital says of those visits, swabs to test for the coronavirus have been completed on 3,333 people.

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This cow’s antibodies could be the newest weapon against COVID-19

Mitch LeslieScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center.The latest recruits in the fight against COVID-19 are munching hay in a South Dakota barn. A biotech company has coaxed genetically modified cows to pump out human antibodies that subdue SARS-CoV-2, the pathogen causing the deadly disease, and it plans to start clinical trials of them this summer.“This is promising,” says Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease physician at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security.

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Leeds, Grenville, Lanark area seeing increased fentanyl overdoses

opioid overdoses recently that may be linked to the novel coronavirus pandemic.Six people have died of opioid overdoses in the last two months in the region.“This is the same number of deaths as are usually seen over an entire year,” the health unit said. Public health believes the overdose deaths have most likely been caused by the use of fentanyl.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on June 5

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Friday:Ontario reported 344 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Friday, bringing the provincial total to 29,747.The death toll has risen to 2,372, as 15 more deaths were reported.Meanwhile, 23,583 people have recovered from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, which is 79 per cent of cases.Greater Toronto Area public health units account for 66 per cent of all cases in the province. Some city streets will be closed again on Saturday and Sunday so that pedestrians and cyclists have more room to move around during the pandemic.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The road closures are set to take effect at 6 a.m.

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500 McDonald's restaurants will open for delivery next week

McDonald's is reopening 500 of its UK restaurants for delivery next week, according to a report.

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NHRC asks Centre to prepare database, provide interim aid to stranded migrants

New Delhi: In wake of major violation of human rights of migrant labourers during nationwide lockdown, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has asked centre and states to come up with measures to protect their health, employment and dignity during and after the covid-19 pandemic.The commission has proposed short term and long term measures to decrease the plight of the workers.For mitigating the miseries of the migrants, the commission said that in order to estimate the in-flow of migrant workers, states should collect the data of workers at the point of departure in the originating states as well on arrival in the destination tates for effectively planning their quarantine and relief measures, the commission said.As several migrants

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Coronavirus: Guelph Transit asking riders to wear masks as bus capacity increases

Guelph Transit says it will be allowing more than 10 people to ride the bus at a time, but is asking passengers to wear a non-medical mask or some sort of face covering.The ridership capacity will return to normal starting Monday after the city announced in March that it was limiting each bus to only 10 people amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. “As the buses get busy again, physical distancing may not always be possible,” said Robin Gerus, general manager of Guelph Transit.

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Scientists called for track and trace call centres to contain coronavirus in February

The idea of using a call-centre based system to trace contacts of people infected by Covid-19 was suggested in February, new documents presented to the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) reveal.

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DC paints huge Black Lives Matter mural near White House

WASHINGTON – WASHINGTON (AP) — City workers and activists painted the words Black Lives Matter in enormous bright yellow letters on the street leading to the White House, a highly visible sign of the District of Columbia's embrace of a protest movement that has put it at odds with President Donald Trump. D.C.

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Crowd cheers as casinos reopen in Las Vegas

This video was taken at the D Casino & Hotel in Nevada a few minutes after midnight. According to reports, the business’s owner gave away 2,000 airline tickets for visitors to fly to Las Vegas, and discounted hotel rooms.

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No new cases of coronavirus identified as more businesses in Nova Scotia reopen Friday

novel coronavirus on Friday, with the total number of confirmed cases remaining at 1,058.Friday also marks the day that bars and restaurants across Nova Scotia are reopening after being closed nearly three months due to the pandemic.The government also announced that Northwood, the long-term care home in Halifax, currently has only one resident and one staff with actives cases.“It remains important for Nova Scotians to strictly adhere to the public health order and directives – practise good hand washing and other hygiene steps, maintain a physical distance of two metres or six feet from those not in your household or family household bubble,” the province said in a statement.“And limit planned gatherings of people outside your household or

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Delhi HC refuses to entertain plea challenging Centre’s order of fixing minimum airfares

NEW DELHI : The Delhi High Court refused to entertain a plea challenging the central government’s order wherein it had fixes minimum air fare for travel due to Covid-19.

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'Suicide Squad' director David Ayer says Jared Leto was 'mistreated' by cuts

Suicide Squad director David Ayer has continued his support for fans campaigning to see his original cut of the movie released, claiming studio scissor work “mistreated” Jared Leto and his take on The Joker.Ever since Warner Bros announced that Zack Snyder’s cut of Justice League would be completed for HBO Max, fans have turned their attention to Ayer’s Suicide Squad.Leto’s performance was one of the most divisive aspects of the critically maligned 2016 superhero movie, delivering a vastly different take on the iconic villain.In response to a tweet about the ongoing #ReleaseTheAyerCut campaign, Ayer said that Leto’s performance had been “ripped out of the movie” in the edit.Jared was pretty mistreated during this.

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Council bids for £600,000 to improve area for walkers and cyclists

Executive councillor for the environment Tom Conn said: “Thanks to everyone who took part in the survey, with close to 500 returns from people in West Lothian putting forward ideas for improving their local environment.“It’s fantastic to see so many people engaging in discussing what changes can be made to our roads and footways to help people maintain a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle. The impact of coronavirus means many of us are driving less and walking and cycling more, which changes the way we use our local spaces. “We hope the bid submitted will be well received by SUSTRANS and if successful it will allow us to trial some exciting packages of projects across West Lothian.

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Black Music Month 2020: TDE's Reason on Petitioning For Cops to Be Local to Their Area & Why He's 'Never Been Prouder to Be Black'

With Black Music Month in full effect this year, African American artists are looking for ways to stay active, motivated, and committed on the fight for social change within their communities in light of the recent deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Adbery and more. Spurred by the callous disregard for Black lives, artists are hoping to use their platforms as microphones to invoke reform in both the short and long term.

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Walmart, Lowe’s and FreshCo in Hamilton area report COVID-19 cases among workers

COVID-19 each among workers in late May, according to statements sent to Global News.Walmart in Ancaster, Lowe’s on Barton Street and the FreshCo on Upper Gage Avenue have all undergone extensive cleaning measures and increased wellness checks among employees, according to spokespeople from each organization.Walmart Canada has confirmed that an associate from the retailer’s Ancaster store at 1051 Garner Rd. W.

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‘All Day and a Night’: Actor Kelly Jenrette’s talks new Netflix project

Actor Kelly Jenrette talks about her new Netflix movie ‘All Day and a Night.’

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Three new wide cycle paths could run through Ayr town centre

Initial ideas from architects are for cycle paths to run through the High Street, Sandgate and River Street area. The 'bi-directional lanes' would have room for two cyclists to pass each other going in opposite ways.

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Nova Scotia’s bars, restaurants and barber shops to reopen after coronavirus shutdown

COVID-19 pandemic.Under the province’s reopening plan, dining rooms can start allowing customers again starting Friday.Most of these businesses will be required to operate at 50 per cent capacity to ensure proper physical distancing.And staff must wear personal protective equipment such as masks and gloves.Hair salons and barber shops will also be offering a different experience for customers, and many will likely raise prices to cover lost business and increased overheard.Some health services will also reopen, including dentists, optometrists, chiropractors and physiotherapists.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 5, 2020.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Questions about

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Places of worship start preps to reopen, wait for Delhi govt's guidelines

NEW DELHI : A day after the Centre issued SOPs for the reopening of hotels, malls and religious locations, many prime places of worship here have started internal preparations to open their doors to devotees — from installing full body sanitisation chambers to marking spots on the floors to ensure social distancing -- during the coronavirus pandemic.However, the administrations of many such places of worship are waiting for the Delhi government’s guidelines before taking final decisions on when to start receiving the faithful.Religious places within containment zones shall remain closed for public and the ones outside these zones will be allowed to open from June 8, according to the SOP issued by the Union Health Ministry on Thursday to

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SC mulls granting 15 days to Centre, states for transporting migrant workers

Covid-19 lockdown period.A bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan, SK Kaul and MR Shah was informed by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta that till June 3, over 4,200 ‘Shramik Special’ trains have been deployed to transport migrant workers to their native places.Mehta said that till now over one crore migrant workers have been transported to their destinations and most of the trains ended up in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.He said state governments can tell as to how many more migrant workers need to be shifted and how many trains are required for that purpose.The hearing in the case, which has been taken cognizance on its own by the top court, is underway.On May 28, the top court had directed that the migrant workers wanting to return to their home states

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East Ayrshire Council update parents on plans to reopen schools in August

East Ayrshire Council have issued some information on the reopening of schools - which is set to take place in August.The local authority's education chief says that some staff could return to school in less than two weeks - on June 15 with some pupils returning the following week.Schools will also adopt a blended approach which will consist of pupils learning in school and at home.Linda McAulay-Griffiths, East Ayrshire's head of education has also said that priority will be given to pupils entering P1 and S1 after the summer with transition events also penciled in too.Bosses say that 'detailed and extensive' plans are being prepared through working groups that include head teachers, staff, unions and parent councils.Ms McAulay-Griffiths

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'I run this area' said drunk who claimed to be part of Doddington gang as he waved a fake gun around in a bookies

hereMcMillan, who the court was told had no known links to organised crime, is now starting a jail sentence.The gun was described as 'toy cap gun' and the bullets as dummies.It was incapable of firing any sort of ammunition, the court was told.McMillan, of Cornbrook Park Road, Old Trafford, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of an imitation firearm.He was jailed for 15 months on Thursday.Rachel Faux, defending, said McMillan was remorseful for what she described as an 'entirely unsophisticated offence'."He is rightly horrified by his behaviour, which was erratic and horrifying," she said."It is not in doubt that alcohol and drugs are aggravating features in this case.

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