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Nicola Sturgeon allows early years pupils to return from February 22 - but has extended lockdown restrictions until March

Vulnerable patients must not be lost in transition of GP services, councillors warn, There are fears that homeless patients could "fall through net" in switch between service The NEMS Platform One surgery in Station Street (Image: Google) Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains...

Daily Monitor Sunday February 07 2021 Sr Veronica Maria of the Daughters of St Theresa made 70 years in religious life. PHOTO/ ALEX ASHABA Advertisement Sr Maria Veronica 92 walks with the aid of a stick and occasionally a wheelchair. She belongs to the congregation of Daughters of St Theresa of the child Jesus (Banyatereza ) and now staying in the community of Holy Family convent Kinyamasika in Fort Portal Diocese. The convent is established for the elderly nuns.  Sr Veronica exudes unusual energy as she has to attend daily mass which is at 7am daily,  talks vibrantly and, reads the bible ...

Tweet Steven Washington, 9, dives faces first into a fresh pile of snow, taking a break from shoveling his grandmother's driveway after school was called off for a snow day Monday, Dec. 12, 2016, on Flint, Mich.'s north side. "I like to see when the snow falls," he said. "I love to play in it and make snow angels. It was so cool to get out of school today so I could just be outside around so much snow." (Jake May/The Flint Journal-MLive.com via AP) You silly person, you thought that since the kids were sitting at home, glued to their COVID Chromebooks for something like three hours a day th...

Back to school for 9.2 million children, including 1.2 million first-time Kindergarten children UNICEF 26 January 2021 The scene is slightly different, but the sounds remain the same: last week schools reopened in Ghana for the first time since the first cases of coronavirus were identified in the country 10 months ago.  Now, children and teachers wear nose masks, greater attention is given to washing hands with soap and running water, and seats are more widely spaced out.  Yet the sense of vibrancy, optimism and peals of laughter all feel very�...