Scrutiny over 69 new coronavirus cases in health board area which covers West Dunbartonshire

above and then mark your calendar for July 22 when the film hits theaters.“Nope” also stars Steven Yeun, Michael Wincott and Brandon Perea. It’s written and directed by Peele, and is produced by Ian Cooper and Jordan Peele for MonkeyPaw Productions.

Not every actor likes to see themselves on the big screen – but some don’t even like to remember that they participated in a production altogether.

Aaron Donald is the star Defensive Tackle of the Los Angeles Rams and is expected to have a huge game tonight at the 2022 Super Bowl.

Irish singer Sinead O’Connor has vowed she will never perform again following the tragic death of her son, Shane, earlier this year. The 55 year old Nothing Compares 2 U singer revealed her son "decided to end his earthly struggle" at age 17 on Friday 7 January in a series of heartbreaking tweets. She has now taken to the social media platform again to reveal she doesn’t plan to perform again following the family tragedy.

Dane DeHaan and Sophie Turner are taking on new roles together!

Drew Carey is sharing something very personal.

Rihanna has confessed it was "harder" to keep her pregnancy a secret from her friends than the public.The singer, 33, recently announced that she’s expecting her first child with boyfriend A$AP Rocky via a paparazzi photoshoot after speculation from fans that she was pregnant. But the star has now admitted it was actually harder to keep the news from her friends as they know her “habits”.

A mum has been left horrified after a group of youths shouted a number of vile sexual threats to her and other mums and children outside of a primary school.

KANYE West may no longer be with Kim Kardashian, but that apparently doesn't mean he can't date a Kim clone. The rapper, who was married to the reality star for seven years, certainly has a type when it comes to dating.

The Scottish Government has confirmed 5,301 new cases of coronavirus have been identified overnight.

Scotland is under a wind weather warning from the Met Office due to very strong winds to come on February 16 and 17.

Killing Joke have announced the release of a new EP, ‘Lord Of Chaos’ – you can listen to its title track below.The London post-punk stalwarts’ upcoming release will be their first new material in seven years, following their most recent album, 2015’s ‘Pylon’.In addition to announcing the new LP, the band – comprising Jaz Coleman, Paul Ferguson, Geordie Walker, and Youth – shared the title track, which continues in a similar vein to their last full-length: a heavy, industrial sound, with haunting vocals and driving guitar and bass.“Flash points everywhere/ And everybody’s scared/ Complex systems failure/ And the lord of chaos is in,” Coleman sings on the song’s fiery chorus.You can check out the new track below:‘Lord Of Chaos’ arrives on March 25. You can pre-order/pre-save it here – see the tracklisting below.1. ‘Lord Of Chaos’2. ‘Total’3. ‘Big Buzz’ (Motorcade Mix)4. ‘Delete In Dub’ (Youth’s Disco 45 Dystopian Dub)Killing Joke are also gearing up to head out on their ‘Honour The Fire Tour’ this spring, marking their first UK tour in over three years.The band will visit Nottingham, Bristol, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, London and more.

Kanye West has announced details of a new listening party in Miami for his forthcoming new album ‘DONDA 2’ on the album’s prospective release date.Earlier this week (February 9), it was reported that West, who is now legally known as Ye, had held a private listening party for the ‘DONDA’ sequel in Los Angeles. The likes of Drake, Travis Scott and Yung Lean were also said to have been in attendance on the night, with Ye sharing an image overnight taken by Samuel Alemayhu which showed him with the three aforementioned artists and Baby Keem.Taking to Instagram last night (February 12), West shared a photo of a house on stilts wreathed in flames, seemingly related to the structure resembling the house he grew up in that he built inside Chicago’s Soldier Field stadium ahead of his planned ‘DONDA’ listening party last summer, while he also set himself ablaze in a recent music video.According to the post, the ‘DONDA 2’ listening party will take place at LoanDepot Park in Miami, Florida on February 22 (2/2/22), the prospective release date for the new album.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentVictoria Bedos, the creator and co-writer of “La Famille Belier,” the hit French movie that was remade into Sian Heder’s Oscar-nominated “CODA,” is getting ready to make her feature debut with Focus Features/Universal in France.For her directorial debut, “Leo et moi,” Bedos will once tell the bittersweet story of a teenager set against an unusual backdrop, a theme she probed in “Famille Belier.” “Leo et moi” (working title) is produced by Hélène Cases at Lionceau Films and follows 14-year-old Marie-Luce Bison, who lives with her widowed father at a group home for seniors in rural France. Universal will distribute the film in theaters in France and Focus Features has global rights.In the film, Marie, growing up as an outsider surrounded by elderly people and her distant father, isn’t like anyone else at school and the other kids notice it.

Midlothian.Polcie were called to the mass gathering at the £1625-a-night property in Gorebridge at 12.20am on Sunday, August 30.The party goers were dispersed and a 29-year-old man was issued with a fixed penalty notice.Further enquiries resulted in two men, aged 20 and 29, being arrested and charged in connection with the incident.They are scheduled to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court at a later date and the investigation remains ongoing.The 18th-century house is available to rent on Airbnb.Following the incident, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tweeted: “It’s hard to put into words how utterly irresponsible this kind of behaviour is in current circumstances.

Susan Aitken was caught up in a social distancing row.The First Minister said people in public life must not give the impression the "rules apply to other people and not to us".She added that the public have a right to expect that "we will practice what we are preaching."Aitken, the leader of the SNP-run council, said sorry at the weekend for appearing to break social distancing rules days after coronavirus restrictions were tightened in the city.Pictures published in the Sunday Mail showed her enjoying drinks at Metropolitan in the Merchant City with three colleagues on Friday night.Scottish Government guidelines require groups who meet in bars do not include members of more than three households.Aitken was in the pub with Labour’s Aileen

coronavirus cases - the highest daily increase in positive tests for more than 17 weeks. The last time more people tested positive for Covid-19 was May 8, when there were 225 new cases of infection.The increase, up from Saturday's figure of 141 people, takes the weekly total of confirmed infections to 1,079 - the most over a seven-day period since May 6.

Sunday Mail show the SNP’s Susan Aitken enjoying drinks at a pub with three colleagues on Friday night.

Covid-19 spreads between households has warned the killer bug will impact on our lives for another three years.Professor Hendrik Streeck has said spikes such as those seen in Scotland in recent weeks are inevitable for the foreseeable future – and said the public should get used to it.The leading German virologist has said hopes of a vaccine are not guaranteed and people must prepare to alter their everyday life – claiming he believes we’ll still be battling the virus in 2023.A ban on visiting other households was reintroduced in Glasgow, East Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire this week, following an increase in cases linked to indoor gatherings at residential properties.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon issued a plea not to flout

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterScotland has recorded 101 new confirmed cases of coronavirus amid concerns that the country's 'R' number has crept above one.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon revealed the figures in her daily briefing earlier today.The R number indicates the spread of Covid-19 between people and should ideally be below one.But the First Minister revealed: ""We think that the R number in Scotland increased last week, and it is probably now above 1, perhaps as high as 1.4."One new death was also announced.

lockdown plan.The SNP politician said she “definitely” hoped this would not happen, but did not rule it out.It came after some lockdown measures were reimposed around Glasgow and western parts of Scotland as coronavirus cases rise.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the move after 66 new positive tests were recorded in the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde area on Tuesday.Restrictions on visiting other households now apply to people living in Glasgow, West Dunbartonshire and East Renfrewshire as of 12am today.Speaking to the BBC today, Aitken said:“I definitely hope we don’t have to get to the point where we are closing schools.”However, asked whether this was still a possibility if the covid numbers don’t stop climbing, she said:“Of

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterScotland has recorded one coronavirus death in the past 24 hours, it was revealed this lunchtime.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there have been 156 new positive cases recorded during the same period.Six of the new cases have been reported in Ayrshire & Arran with Greater Glasgow showing the biggest spike on 86 cases.The new figure takes the total number of cases across the country to 20,788 since the outbreak began.Speaking at her update in Edinburgh today, Ms Sturgeon said 258 people are being treated in hospital with five currently in intensive care.The news follows on from new local lockdown restrictions being imposed yesterday in

coronavirus restrictions have come into force for 800,000 Scots in some of the country's biggest council areas. Nicola Sturgeon has announced a ban on indoor household gatherings as new lockdown restrictions were imposed on Glasgow, West Dunbartonshire and East Renfrewshire Sturgeon said the transmission of the Covid-19 virus was mainly happening inside people's homes and the measures may be in place for two weeks.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The changes are being put in place after another 160 cases were recorded yesterday- the highest since May 16 - and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon admitted we are " in a fragile position". Those living in areas including Barrhead and Neilston will: * No longer allowed to meet up with other households * Only be allowed to spend time with a a loved one in a care home  outside* Wait seven days for the guidelines to  be reviewed and* Potentially have to stick to the new regulations for a fortnight.Hospital visits in the three local authority areas are also restricted.Scotland has now seen the number of cases since the start of the pandemic in Scotland rise to 20,478.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.New lockdown rules will be enforced in West Dunbartonshire from midnight tonight following a spike in coronavirus cases.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made the announcement today, with the new rules meaning people in the area should not meet up with other households indoors.These restrictions also apply in Glasgow and East Renfrewshire.She said the daily incidence rate of Covid-19 in West Dunbartonshire is almost 33 new cases per 100,000 people - three times higher than the Scottish average.Ms Sturgeon said: "Covid continues to be a dangerous and, sometimes, deadly virus.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterOfficials are preparing for a local lockdown in Ayrshire, it has emerged. South Ayrshire Council has confirmed it is working with the health board to ensure emergency procedures are ready.When asked if restrictions are expected, a council spokesman replied “there is no evidence to suggest Ayrshire is heading for a localised lockdown.” Cases of coronavirus in Ayrshire and Arran increased by 11 over the past 24 hours. The total cumulative cases for the area since the pandemic began is 1,359 according to figures released today.

coronavirus in Scotland registered in the last 24 hours. The Scottish Government confirmed the total number of positive cases now stands at 20,632.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Bonfire Night events and Christmas light switch-ons run by the council have been cancelled this year.Councillors agreed at a full council meeting last week to take the early decision to cancel them now rather than spend money and time preparing for them.It follows a recommendation by officers who say the events wouldn’t be able to be held until phase four of the Scottish Government’s route map out of the Covid-19 crisis, which could still be some time away.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said Scotland will remain in phase 3 because coronavirus remains a significant threat to public health.Christmas lights will still be displayed in the area but there

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAyrshire and Arran has recorded 16 new cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours - part of 123 detected across Scotland.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tweeted that the new figures were 'a worry' but said it was important to note that the positivity rate remains below one per cent.No new deaths from the disease have been reported with the pandemic total remaining at 2,494.A total of 20,318 people across Scotland have now tested positive.In Ayrshire and Arran, the total number of confirmed cases stands at 1,340.The symptoms of coronavirus are:But these symptoms do not necessarily mean you have the illness.The symptoms are similar to other

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterSixteen new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Ayrshire during the past 24 hours.It takes the total number of positive tests in the region since the outbreak began to 1,340.Across Scotland, a total of 123 people have tested positive during the last day.No new deaths have been reported, with the number of people in Scots hospitals at 251, five of whom are in intensive care.Nicola Sturgeon said the rise in positive tests was "worrying" but said the percentage of positive tests remained below one per cent.The First Minister also said today that Test & Protect teams are "working hard to break transmission chains".It comes as record numbers

First Minister vowed to look into the rise in cases over the last 48 hours. There were 123 new cases of coronavirus in Scotland registered overnight - after the 88 announced yesterday.

coronavirus. The latest 24-hour tally is the highest daily rise in the past week.The biggest number of new cases came from the Greater Glasgow and Clyde health board area, which saw a rise of 36 from Friday.No new deaths were recorded, according to statistics from the Scottish Government.Areas where localised outbreaks were being dealt with saw a small increase in new cases, with six in NHS Grampian, seven in Lanarkshire, 11 in Tayside and two in the Scottish Borders.Despite the rise in cases across the country, SNP leader Sturgeon has said the figures have to be out in perspective although she admitted the situation is "delicately balanced" at the moment as we head towards winter when a surge in cases is expected by many scientists.