Police patrols have been stepped up in a woodland run by a charity in East Kilbride after vandals went on the rampage causing thousands of pounds worth of damage.Volunteers have been left heartbroken after young trees were ripped up and wooden frames and stakes thrown in a wildlife pond along with other debris at K-Woodlands during lockdown.Boozers have also been congregating, discarding drink bottles and other rubbish in the beauty spot.The 16.16 hectares of urban woodland was purchased by East Kilbride Community Trust in 2013.K-Woodlands is one arm of the charity and has only two members of staff with dedicated and hard working volunteers giving up their time to make the project a success.It’s still early days with many of the paths and

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East Kilbride schoolgirl creates PPE superhero in battle against coronavirus

East Kilbride News: “Erin has always been an avid reader and loves writing. But we think she did a fantastic job coming up with this story.“She is aware of everything going on and Julie works in pharmaceuticals so has an even deeper understanding of the problems around PPE.”"Erin was so moved by the fact that for a lot of those on the frontline, sourcing the equipment has been a struggle.“That’s where the story came from and she just didn’t think it was fair that it was so difficult for people.”Erin’s class teacher Mrs Miller also thought Erin’s story was fantastic, which was a real boost for the kind-hearted youngster.

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Arsenal transfer target Orkun Kokcu breaks silence on potential Feyenoord exit

Arsenal.Mikel Arteta has made the 19-year-old a top target as he looks to refresh his midfield.And the Turkey Under-21 international has had a top season in the Eredivisie. He has become a key part of Feyenoord’s first-team this season, playing as a No.

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Golf passes initial test with no positive results from virus

FORT WORTH, Texas – The PGA Tour is not simply picking up where it left off.Very little about the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial resembles the opening round of The Players Championship on March 12, the last professional golf played before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down golf and most everything else.Players return to a new set of rules, starting with mandatory tests for the coronavirus when they first arrive and having their temperatures taken before they can get to the parking lot.On the course, players are to make every effort to practice social distancing and “show best practices for playing golf to our fans watching the telecast.”Good thing Wednesday's activity wasn't shown on TV.Players and caddies exchanged clubs (players are

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Man arrested at Mall at Millenia after loud noises, fight causes panic, police say

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando police say they arrested one person Sunday after a fight at the Mall at Millenia caused shoppers to panic and one person was injured.A spokesperson for the Orlando Police Department said officers responded to the mall near the Macy’s store around 3:16 p.m. When officers arrived shoppers were fleeing out of the department store and told police they heard shots fired in Macy’s.Witnesses said a group of males were banging pots and pans causing people to panic.Police said they found one victim who said he was battered by several males in a fight but he was not shot.

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Good Morning Britain hit by over 500 Ofcom complaints about Piers Morgan’s interviews in just eight days

GOOD Morning Britain has been hit by 681 Ofcom complaints in just eight days. The ITV daytime news show has seen host Piers Morgan engage in a series of fiery rows with guests such as top Trump aide Rudy Giuliani and sacked US cop Thomas Lane's lawyer.

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Alia Shawkat seen for the first time after apologizing for using the N-word in resurfaced 2016 video

Alia Shawkat has been seen for the first time since apologizing for her past controversial comments.The 31-year-old Arrested Development star was spotted during a trip to a Los Angeles art store on Tuesday.The rumored girlfriend of Brad Pitt recently found herself in hot water after a video resurfaced of her using the N-word while quoting Drake lyrics during an interview. Out and about: Alia Shawkat has been seen for the first time since apologizing for her past controversial commentsShawkat went incognito for the shopping trip, covering up in a straw hat and covering her eyes with dark shades.She beat the heat in a rather quirky ensemble of lace-lined shorts worn with a patterned silk shirt.

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Scot who penned Amanda Knox jail letter says 'it felt worth it' after she vows to visit Scotland

Amanda Knox while she was in an Italian prison for the murder of British student Meridith Kercher has come forward after she mentioned him in a recent podcast.Last week we told how American Amanda revealed she had received a letter from a Scottish man while she was serving time in Perugia Prison and had been 'touched' by what he wrote.Chatting to Motherwell-based podcaster Derek Watson, the 33-year-old said: "I received a letter from someone in Scotland and if that person is listening right now, I love you."Letters of support to say you're not forgotten are one of the biggest things when you're in prison."You feel forgotten, you've literally been taken from the world and that was very, very encouraging."But Amanda, who was sentenced to 26

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Thousands attend Black Lives Matter demo in Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM – Thousands of people demonstrated Wednesday in support of the Black Lives Matter movement in a park in Amsterdam named for South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela.It was the latest in a series of protests in Dutch cities that have followed the death of George Floyd in Minnesota on May 25 and the protests across the United States and the world that followed.“We are here to hold up a fist against the global pandemic of racism,” protester Mitchell Esajas told the crowd.Floyd, a black man, died after a white Minneapolis police officer pressed a knee on his neck even after he pleaded for air while lying handcuffed on the ground.

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Cadbury Dairy Milk Rocky Road chocolate bars exist - here's where to buy them

After the chocolate orange Twirl and white chocolate Dairy Milk were released, we thought we'd seen it all from Cadbury.

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Prestwick dad who spent almost eight weeks battling coronavirus in intensive care holds tearful reunion with family

A dad-of-three who spent almost eight weeks in intensive care battling coronavirus had a tearful reunion with his family yesterday.George Clark, 61, was reunited with wife Fiona, 57, daughter Rebecca, 25, and 22-year-old son Steven as he was wheeled through a sea of clapping nurses and NHS staff.The design engineer from Prestwick spent 56 days in ICU battling the virus but is now home and resting up- and looking forward to some mince and tatties.George took to social media to thank everyone for their well wishes and the hardworking NHS heroes.He said: “Feels amazing to be back home with my family, they are looking after me well.“Many thanks to all the people that sent me best wishes and prayers over the past few months.“And a special thank

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Fauci warns early Covid-19 reopening could ‘set you back,’ cause deaths

WASHINGTON : Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease official, warned against reopening the economy too soon, telling a Senate panel Thursday that communities doing so risk new coronavirus outbreaks.Fauci told the Senate Health Committee Tuesday that he’s concerned about cities and states reopening without reaching “checkpoints" outlined by the administration in guidelines to help them decide when it’s safe.“I feel if that occurs, there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you might not be able to control," Fauci said.

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CBC host Wendy Mesley apologizes for using a certain word in discussion on race

Wendy Mesley says she’s sorry and “deeply ashamed” after using “a word that should never be used” during an editorial discussion about current issues regarding race.“The Weekly with Wendy Mesley” host took to her Twitter account to post about the incident, which now has her off the air while the CBC investigates.pic.twitter.com/8fWoEMIJ10— Wendy Mesley (@WendyMesleyCBC) June 9, 2020Mesley’s statement did not identify the word but said it “was not aimed at anyone.”She said she used it as she was quoting a journalist they were intending to interview on a panel discussion about coverage of racial inequality.

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Coroner: 1 dead after blasts destroy building, damages tractor-trailer

COOPERSBURG, Pa. - One person has died after several reported explosions that destroyed a building and a tractor-trailer in eastern Pennsylvania, a coroner said Tuesday.Dozens of firefighters and other emergency personnel responded to the scene in Lower Milford Township shortly before 3 p.m.

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Lisa Kudrow teases dramatic twist in Friends comeback show that's worth the wait

Friends star Lisa Kudrow has admitted that there might be some surprises in store during the upcoming Friends reunion.

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United v Stoke friendly called off after positive coronavirus test A proposed friendly between United and Stoke City was called off on Tuesday after Potters manager Michael O’Neill tested positive for coronavirus . The game had been due to take place on Tuesday but was called off at the 11th hour.The Northern Ireland manager is now in self-isolation, according to a Stoke statement, with assistant Billy McKinlay taking charge of training in his absence.United’s players were kept apart from their opponents following the news, which is understood to relate to a test carried out the day before the game.

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Scots nurses fear hospital ward shift swaps are spreading coronavirus to patients

hospitals fear being moved between wards could be helping the spread of coronavirus.It comes after figures revealed 901 patients had caught Covid-19 in hospital, with 218 of them dying of the infection, despite having been in for a separate condition.Nurses say they must stick to their own wards during outbreaks of winter vomiting bugs but they claim the same rules are not being enforced in hospitals with Covid-19.Some have been moved from Covid wards to A&E in the same shift while others have been moved from surgical wards to Covid wards.Now they fear staff movement could be the source of the problem.One senior nurse at Gartnavel Hospital, Glasgow, said: “When there is an outbreak of winter vomiting virus, nurses have to stick to their own

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Frankie and Benny's to permanently close 125 restaurants with thousands of jobs at risk

Chiquito, fell into administration.Like others, the hospitality industry is struggling to cope with the downturn from coronavirus after the Prime Minister ordered restaurants to shut as part of tightened social distancing measures in March.Most recently, the owners of award-winning Manchester tapas restaurant, Lunya, announced it is to close permanently. Last year, Frankie & Benny's shut one of its Manchester city centre sites, on St Ann Street, blaming 'various headwinds, such as increased property costs'.

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Family pledge to raise cash for East Kilbride hospice in memory of brave breast cancer hero

East Kilbride woman who lost an “heroic” battle with breast cancer.

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Were they worth it?: Key protest movements over the decades

LONDON – The protests that left much of the world in a haze of tear gas last year were slowed by a pandemic – until the death of George Floyd sparked a global uprising against police brutality and racial inequality.From Hong Kong to Khartoum, Baghdad to Beirut, Gaza to Paris and Caracas to Santiago, people took to the streets in 2019 for the pursuits of freedom, sovereignty or simply a life less shackled by hardship while few prospered. It seemed as if the streets were agitated everywhere but the United States.Now, after the death of Floyd, a black man in Minneapolis who died in police custody when a white officer pressed his knee into Floyd's neck for several minutes, protests rage around the globe.

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George Floyd laid to rest alongside mum as thousands line streets for emotional funeral

Thousands lined the streets as George Floyd was laid to rest alongside his mother during an emotional funeral - broadcast live across the US.

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Gilead's remdesivir prevents lung damage in Covid-19 study on monkeys

This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.Click here to read the Mint ePaperLivemint.com is now on Telegram.

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Maya Jama net worth: How much does the stunning presenter earn?

Maya Jama is the current golden girl.The TV presenter and radio host has had the sort of success, at just 25, that most can only dream of. However, does she consider herself to be at the top? Not likely.

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Alex Jones: The One Show host suffers blunder moments before going on air ‘It looks weird'

The One Show host Alex Jones, 43, has shared her difficulties after trying to get to grips with cutting her own fringe just before going on air to present the BBC programme this evening.The star filmed herself awkwardly attempting a DIY haircut, as hairdresser’s salons remain closed because of coronavirus lockdown restrictions.Alex pointed out to her 247,000 Instagram followers she had no choice but to trim her locks, as her long fringe was beginning to cover her eyes.In a video, she said: “This needs cutting, so I’ve got hair scissors and I’m just going to go for it.“I just hate this gap, here, so here we go.

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PGA Tour to hold minute of silence at 8:46 to honor Floyd

FORT WORTH, Texas – FORT WORTH, TexasThe PGA Tour is leaving the 8:46 a.m. tee time vacant this week at Colonial as part of a tribute to George Floyd and to support efforts to end racial and social injustice.In a memo to players Tuesday, Commissioner Jay Monahan said there would be a moment of silence in each of the four rounds at the Charles Schwab Challenge that will coincide with the 8:46 a.m.

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Migrating out of the big cities may cause more pain

Mint takes a look.Why is reverse migration taking place?Migration from rural to urban areas is a key in any country’s development. In India’s case, the surplus labour in agriculture migrates for jobs in the more productive sectors of the economy.

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Everton 'alert' to Thiago Silva transfer as he gets set for PSG exit

Everton have reportedly been alerted to the availability of Thiago Silva with the defender’s contract ending at PSG this summer.Silva is 35 and reports suggest that he has been told that his contract in the French capital will not be renewed this summer.The Brazilian has been with the Ligue 1 giants since 2012 and helped them to seven titles as well as four Coupe de France crowns.He had previously spent time at AC Milan and French outlet L’Equipe claim the Serie A side may also be interested.It’s reported that Silva was not prepared to take a pay cut in order to stay at Parc des Princes with Everton now alerted.Though Silva’s wife Isabelle recently spoke about how much her husband has enjoyed his time in France."Thiago is very attached to

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Coronavirus: Up to 40% of cases caused by those who have no symptoms, WHO says

Health experts say up to 40% coronavirus cases are caused by asymptomatic carriers as they urged people to wear masks to stop the spread of the disease.

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Pregnant Gigi Hadid Shares Rare Photo With Zayn Malik For a Good Cause

Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik are giving back. In collaboration with British Vogue, the couple, who announced that they are expecting their first child together back in April, showed their support for the publication's The Way We Wore auction, which will feature a selection of clothing from some of the world's most stylish stars to raise money for two important causes that have been providing relief amid the coronavirus pandemic: NHS Charities Together and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). For their part, Hadid and Malik posed for a stunning at-home portrait to show off the items they will be auctioning, which include a top and skirt pair from Fenty and a saddlebag from Dior.

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Brands that give back to social causes

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Palestinians say they made counterproposal to Trump plan

RAMALLAH – RAMALLAH, West BankThe Palestinians said Tuesday they proposed a demilitarized Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem with one-to-one land exchanges with Israel as a counteroffer to President Donald Trump's Mideast plan.Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh declined to provide further details about the 4 1/2-page proposal but said the Palestinian position on major issues is well-known. He said the plan was submitted in recent days to the Quartet of Mideast mediators — the U.S., the U.N., the European Union and Russia.The Trump administration has chastised the Palestinians for rejecting its plan, which sides with Israel on all the most contentious issues in the decades-old conflict.

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COVID-19 in India may have originated from EU, Middle East: IISc Bengaluru study

BENGALURU : The novel coronavirus in India may have originated from Europe, the Middle East, Oceania and South Asia regions, according to a study by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru.The observation is a part of the findings of the IISc team comprising Kumar Somasundaram, Mainak Mondal and Ankita Lawarde after analysing 294 Indian viral genomes.The objective of the study was to determine the genetic diversity among Indian SARS-CoV-2 viral isolates in comparison to the strains that are occurring worldwide."The potential origin appears to be countries mainly from Europe, the Middle East, Oceania and South Asia regions, which strongly implies the spread of virus through the most travelled countries," the team noted."Among

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Bulldog breeder hits jackpot with adorable litter of puppies worth £16,000

dogs has skyrocketed in lockdown – with one company claiming searches for "buy a puppy" have gone up 120%.

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Manchester leaders paint 'bleak picture' of city's finances as they prepare emergency budget to fill £133m shortfall caused by coronavirus pandemic

here“While we have had some extra funding, it is nowhere near enough."Unless that commitment is honoured, we will soon find ourselves facing some very difficult choices."The council’s estimates are based on assumptions around the easing of lockdown and the longer term impact of social distancing and living with Covid-19.Any further actions taken by the council or government to address the pandemic will also impact on these indicative figures.Proposals to reset the council’s budget will be considered by the executive on Friday July 29.

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Brit holiday hope as travel bosses told exact date 'air bridges' will be introduced

coronavirus lockdown in March.Now many are beginning to think of booking holidays but many will be deterred over quarantine orders.However, the government has reportedly been planning to replace blanket quarantine with "air bridges" from June 29.And now travel bosses claim they have been privately assured this will be put in place.The Quash Quarantine group combines more than 500 of the biggest names in the industry. Spokesman, Paul Chares, told the Telegraph : “There’s a desire by the group to take action and we are not ruling it out in the future but we have had these assurances from senior Government sources that travel corridors will be in place from June 29.

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Global COVID-19 cases top 7 million, deaths exceed 400,000

With cases in Europe declining but numbers quickly growing in the Americas and other hot spots, the global COVID-19 total today passed 7 million cases, with deaths topping 400,000.

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Ryanair, EasyJet and travel firms slash prices to give Brits chance of summer holidays

Travel firms are slashing prices by up to two thirds to tempt nervous passengers into booking late summer breaks, insiders reveal.

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Thousands mourn George Floyd in Texas amid calls for reform

HOUSTON - The last chance for the public to say goodbye to George Floyd drew thousands of mourners Monday to a church in his native Houston, as his death two weeks ago continues to stoke protests in America and beyond over racial injustice, and spurred France to abruptly halt the use of police choke holds.Under the searing Texas heat at The Fountain of Praise church, mourners wearing T-shirts with Floyd's picture or the words “I Can't Breathe” — the phrase he said repeatedly while pinned down by a Minneapolis police officer — waited for hours to see Floyd's body, dressed in a brown suit in an open gold-colored casket.

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CBS pushing for players to do their part to boost broadcast

FORT WORTH, Texas – FORT WORTH, TexasJim Nantz will be alone in the broadcast booth when the PGA Tour resumes its schedule Thursday.

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East Coast sees drop in COVID-19 cases as other areas surge

The overall decrease in COVID-19 cases in the United States is being driven by declines in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, but cases are surging in a handful of other states in the wake of reopening local economies, including Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, and Utah.

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Nicola Sturgeon 'deeply regrets' mistake in letter sent to thousands of Scots shielding at home

administrative blunder saw thousands of Scots shielding at home sent letters with the wrong date for when they could go back outside. The First Minister said she deeply regretted almost 18,000 people being sent advice by health bosses in April which mistakenly said shielding would end on June 8.

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East Calder man entertaining his neighbours during lockdown

his tonic whenever life gets too much. He continued: “Music has always been my go to when things get on top of me so it has been helping me a lot on a personal level.

Treasure stash worth over $1 million found in Rocky Mountains after decade-long search

A New Mexico treasure hunter revealed that his chest of gold, jewels and other valuables worth over $1 million has been found.Ten years ago, Forrest Fenn gained a cult following when he announced that he had hidden the chest somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. He inspired tens of thousands to set out in search of his treasure, but the prize eluded everyone -- until now.Fenn revealed to the Santa Fe New Mexican on Sunday that a man, who wished to remain anonymous, had discovered the chest a few days ago.

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Tornadoes caused nearly $1 million in damages, according to Orange County property appraiser

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Tornadic activity in Orange County has caused nearly $1 million in damages, according to the county’s appraiser office.The severe weather on Saturday impacted multiple locations in the central area of Orange County. Damage assessment teams were deployed Sunday to inspect affected properties and structures, according to the Orange County Property Appraiser’s office.Teams assessed around 42 sites by the intersection of Lake Margaret Drive and Ferncreek Avenue and determined there to be more than $955,000 in damages.

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'Tiger King' star Joe Exotic claims 'I'll be dead in 2-3 months' in new prison letter

TMZ obtained an emotional letter the former big cat zoo owner, who was made famous by the 2020 Netflix documentary "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" (real name: Joseph Maldonado-Passage), addressed to his "Supporters, Fans, loved ones" on June 1.

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Chris Smalling 'one step away' from securing Man Utd transfer exit after meeting

Manchester United to join AS Roma on a permanent basis.The 30-year-old was sent out on loan to Roma this season, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer deeming him surplus to requirements at Old Trafford following the £80million signing of Harry Maguire.He has become a crucial member of the Italian side’s backline, making 28 appearances before the coronavirus pandemic brought world football to a standstill.Regardless, it is difficult to envisage a future for Smalling at United with Maguire now in their ranks, meaning he is set to become a Roma player this summer.According to Corriere dello Sport, the England centre-back is “one step away” from sealing a permanent move to Paulo Fonseca’s side.It is believed Roma will take him on loan again next season,

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Ryanair, EasyJet and British Airways to take legal action against 14-day quarantine rule

Ryanair, easyJet and British Airways have joined forced to protest against the Government's 14-day quarantine rule for travellers who leave and visit the UK from Monday.

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GMB’s Dr Hilary says second wave of COVID-19 will not be caused by protests alone

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary says an imminent second wave of coronavirus would be partially due to the current protests, but also due to beach goers and VE Day celebrators ignoring lockdown advice.

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The pub landlords having to pay THOUSANDS in rent to big breweries despite still being shut

coronavirus crisis.Thwaites, which owns several pubs in Greater Manchester, suspended rent collections for April, but has still sent invoices to its tenanted pubs for the months since.Other brewers continued to charge landlords for rent throughout the pandemic despite the government forcing pubs to stay shut since March.Sean Hornby, landlord of The Queens in Bradley Fold, Bury, made a payment of nearly £2,000 to Thwaites on Friday.He said: “My rent is £376 per week plus VAT. For a building you can’t trade in, it’s a lot.”“I’ve just paid May’s invoice which has broken my heart because there’s no income whatsoever.“There’s also gas, electric, water.

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