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The Covid-19 mobile testing vans in Dundee will follow a new timetable from Monday, with testing still widely available across the city.

"Where’s the best place to take a dog for a walk? Leeds.” PA Media  | Updated 2 hours ago A Dundee primary school class has been crowned the UK’s funniest with a topical joke about face masks. Class 5B from Forthill Primary School entered the Beano’s annual competition to find Britain’s Funniest Class, and came out on top with their timely submission joke winning 21.7% of the public vote. Advertisement “What did the face mask say to the mouth?” “Let me cover for you!” Advertisement Boom, tish. The joke was one of 10 shortlisted by a panel at the DC Thomson comic before t...

Thursday July 15, 2021, 12:01 AM Pupils A Dundee primary school class has been dubbed the UK’s funniest with its topical joke about face masks. Class 5B from Forthill Primary School entered the Beano’s annual competition to find Britain’s Funniest Class, and came out on top with their submission having 21.7% of the public vote. It was: “What did the face mask say to the mouth? Let me cover for you!” The joke was one of 10 shortlisted by a panel at the DC Thomson comic before the public decided which they found funniest. Beano’s Mike Stirling presented the class at Forthill Primary...

On mask wearing as a mess, and that firms claim they are being given mixed messages and left in legal limbo over how to implement them. 0nline, the huffington post reports that the beano has crowned �*britain 5 funniest classroom'. class 5b from forthill primary school in dundee submitted a topical joke about face masks in order to win the prize. it was, what did the face mask say to the mouth? i don't know. let me coverfor you! we needed a sound effect. 0ther jokes shortlisted included... where s the best place to take a dog for a walk? leeds. and, why did the mobile phone go for an eye tes...

Covid case confirmed at Broughty Ferry primary school Forthill Primary School A singular case of Covid-19 has been confirmed at a Broughty Ferry primary school, with close contacts being asked to self-isolate. Parents at Forthill Primary were told on Wednesday that a P7 pupil at the school had tested positive for the virus. So far no other cases have been confirmed at the facility, and parents have been given a letter with further information on the reported case and what it means for their children. Single case confirmed The letter, which comes from head teacher Alison Macgregor, reads: “A...