themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Victor Lindelof struggles to explain Manchester United's poor form

Victor Lindelof has admitted he can not explain why Manchester United have made such a poor start to their season .
United have lost two of their three Premier League games so far , with Lindelof heavily criticised for his display — while giving away a penalty — in the 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace on the season 's opening day .
Lindelof was dropped in favour of Eric Bailly for United 's latest game , though they were hammered 6-1 by Tottenham in that encounter .
The centre-back now says that the international break can be good for United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ squad to regroup .
Lindelof was an unused substitute for Sweden 's 2-1 friendly win over Russia last Thursday .
He then played the full 90 minutes in their 2-1 Nations League defeat by Croatia three days later and may well face club-mate Bruno Fernandes when taking on Portugal in the same competition on Wednesday night .
The centre-back spoke to Swedish media outlet Afton Bladet about United 's poor form .
`` It has not been the best start for us in the league , I do not know what it is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` If it is because we played for a long time in Europe [ last season ] and did not get the rest you usually get , it is difficult to answer .
`` We had one or two weeks together before the league started and we have not reached the level we have wanted .
But I think that after this national team gathering , many are back and ready to perform at the level we can . ''
It remains to be seen whether Solskjaer brings Lindelof back into the frame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a trip to Newcastle on Saturday .

Victor Lindelof has admitted he cannot explain why Manchester United have made such a poor start to their season.
United have lost two of their three Premier League games so far, with Lindelof heavily criticised for his display — while giving away a penalty — in the 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace on the season's opening day.
Lindelof was dropped in favour of Eric Bailly for United's latest game, though they were hammered 6-1 by Tottenham in that encounter.
The centre-back now says that the international break can be good for United as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks for his squad to regroup.
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Lindelof was an unused substitute for Sweden's 2-1 friendly win over Russia last Thursday. He then played the full 90 minutes in their 2-1 Nations League defeat by Croatia three days later and may well face club-mate Bruno Fernandes when taking on Portugal in the same competition on Wednesday night.
The centre-back spoke to Swedish media outlet Aftonbladet about United's poor form.
"It has not been the best start for us in the league, I do not know what it is due to," Lindelof said. "If it is because we played for a long time in Europe [last season] and did not get the rest you usually get, it is difficult to answer.
"We had one or two weeks together before the league started and we have not reached the level we have wanted. But I think that after this national team gathering, many are back and ready to perform at the level we can."
It remains to be seen whether Solskjaer brings Lindelof back into the frame for United's next league game, a trip to Newcastle on Saturday.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--'Never smoke in bed': Fire chief's warning after two men rescued from blaze

A chief firefighter has issued a stark warnings on the dangers of smoking in bed after a blaze thought to have started from a discarded cigarette went out of control .
Fire crews from four stations were sent to a heavily smoke-logged home on Wordsworth Road , Swinton , just after 10pm on Monday , October 12 .
Two men had to be rescued from the property before the blaze was extinguished .
The paid were overcome by the effects of breathing in the smoke and had to be treated by paramedics but did not need to go to hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when 'smoking materials ' came into contact with the mattress in the bedroom .
Paul Duggan , Head of Prevention for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Services , said : “ This was a serious incident that could easily have had tragic consequences .
“ It would appear that smoking materials have come into contact with the mattress , causing it to set alight .
The fire has spread and led to the room becoming filled with smoke , which is deadly .
“ Fortunately the fire was discovered in time and firefighters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the house before they were overcome by smoke .
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However , it is a reminder of the very serious danger of not ensuring cigarettes are properly put out .
“ If you do smoke , please use a heavy-bottomed ashtray so it won ’ t tip over and put a small amount of water in the bottom to ensure the smoking materials are fully extinguished .
Take particular care if you are tired while smoking and never smoke in bed because if you fall asleep the smoking materials could easily drop and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seven per cent of all fires started accidentally are caused by smokers ’ materials , the fire service says .
But , fires started in this way caused 23 per cent of all deaths because they often go unnoticed .
For advice on safety measures to take if you are a smoker , click here .

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A chief firefighter has issued a stark warnings on the dangers of smoking in bed after a blaze thought to have started from a discarded cigarette went out of control.
Fire crews from four stations were sent to a heavily smoke-logged home on Wordsworth Road, Swinton, just after 10pm on Monday, October 12.
Two men had to be rescued from the property before the blaze was extinguished.
The paid were overcome by the effects of breathing in the smoke and had to be treated by paramedics but did not need to go to hospital.
Firefighters think the blaze was started when 'smoking materials' came into contact with the mattress in the bedroom.
Paul Duggan, Head of Prevention for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Services, said: “This was a serious incident that could easily have had tragic consequences.
“It would appear that smoking materials have come into contact with the mattress, causing it to set alight. The fire has spread and led to the room becoming filled with smoke, which is deadly.
“Fortunately the fire was discovered in time and firefighters were able to rescue the people in the house before they were overcome by smoke.
!However, it is a reminder of the very serious danger of not ensuring cigarettes are properly put out.
“If you do smoke, please use a heavy-bottomed ashtray so it won’t tip over and put a small amount of water in the bottom to ensure the smoking materials are fully extinguished. Take particular care if you are tired while smoking and never smoke in bed because if you fall asleep the smoking materials could easily drop and catch light to furniture.”
Nationally, seven per cent of all fires started accidentally are caused by smokers’ materials, the fire service says.
But, fires started in this way caused 23 per cent of all deaths because they often go unnoticed.
For advice on safety measures to take if you are a smoker, click here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Can you still go on holiday in the UK or abroad under new lockdown tier rules?

As many holidaymakers are set to head off on their half term breaks , the new lockdown rules could mean a change of plans .
Each region of England will now move into a `` tier '' - or alert level - which dictates the extent of measures in place for that area .
Tiers are allocated depending on levels of Covid-19 infections meaning neighbouring areas are set to have different restrictions in place - and the tiers are under constant review .
So depending on where you live , your reason for travel and your final destination , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ change from tomorrow ( October 14 ) These are the new rules and guidelines that come into force on Wednesday for each tier level in England : Tier one and two holiday rules The travel restrictions have n't changed much for those in the lower two alert tiers .
They can still travel within high alert level areas to hotels and other guest accommodation , but only do this with people in your household or support bubble .
Holidays outside of high alert level areas are also still allowed , but only with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
You can still meet people you do not live with in outdoor public spaces , but in groups of six or less - and in England , this limit of 6 includes children of any age .
And you 'll still need to follow social distancing rules .
Travel to any part of the country subject to higher local COVID alert levels should also be avoided .
However the government has been explicit in emphasising how important it is to respect the different rules in Wales , Scotland and Northern Ireland , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it would be against legislation to do so in the respective nations .
If you live in an area that is under tier three ( very high alert ) level restrictions , there are some additional measures in terms of holidays and travel .
The government is advising people not to travel in or out of an area if it has been categorised as a very high alert level area - unless it 's for work , education , to access youth services or because of caring responsibilities .
So as far as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now advising people not to go on holiday outside of their lockdown area .
However if you are resident in a very high alert level area , you can still travel to hotels and other guest accommodation within the same alert area , but only with people in your household or support bubble .
You must not stay overnight with anyone you do not live with from a very high alert level area or visit their home .
But you can still meet people you do not live with in outdoor public spaces @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of six or less .
In England , this limit of 6 includes children of any age .
And you 'll still need to follow social distancing rules .
So basically , you can still go on a holiday so long as you stay within your own lockdown area you only travel and stay with people you live with and you are staying in a hotel or guest accommodation .
People who live outside of a tier three area should not travel into one for a holiday .
The rules on travelling abroad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ guidelines advise that holidaymakers should check the entry requirements ad rules at their chosen destination - and check the current travel corridor list to see if they will need to self-isolate on return .
The devolved nations of Wales , Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own legislation in place which needs to be adhered to at all times while visiting .
Many parts of Wales are now locked down to outside visitors , and it is against Welsh law to enter them , with few exceptions .
Always check the area you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ regulations .
Across all tier levels , people are reminded not to travel if they are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms , are self-isolating as a result of coronavirus symptoms , are sharing a household or support bubble with somebody with symptoms , or have been told to self-isolate after being contacted by NHS Test and Trace .

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As many holidaymakers are set to head off on their half term breaks, the new lockdown rules could mean a change of plans.
Each region of England will now move into a "tier" - or alert level - which dictates the extent of measures in place for that area.
Tiers are allocated depending on levels of Covid-19 infections meaning neighbouring areas are set to have different restrictions in place - and the tiers are under constant review.
So depending on where you live, your reason for travel and your final destination, the rules on travel and holidays could now change from tomorrow (October 14)
These are the new rules and guidelines that come into force on Wednesday for each tier level in England:
Tier one and two holiday rules
The travel restrictions haven't changed much for those in the lower two alert tiers.
They can still travel within high alert level areas to hotels and other guest accommodation, but only do this with people in your household or support bubble.
Holidays outside of high alert level areas are also still allowed, but only with people in your household or support bubble.
You can still meet people you do not live with in outdoor public spaces, but in groups of six or less - and in England, this limit of 6 includes children of any age. And you'll still need to follow social distancing rules.
Travel to any part of the country subject to higher local COVID alert levels should also be avoided.
However the government has been explicit in emphasising how important it is to respect the different rules in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and to not travel to areas where it would be against legislation to do so in the respective nations.
Tier three holiday rules
If you live in an area that is under tier three (very high alert) level restrictions, there are some additional measures in terms of holidays and travel.
The government is advising people not to travel in or out of an area if it has been categorised as a very high alert level area - unless it's for work, education, to access youth services or because of caring responsibilities.
So as far as the government measures go, they are now advising people not to go on holiday outside of their lockdown area.
However if you are resident in a very high alert level area, you can still travel to hotels and other guest accommodation within the same alert area, but only with people in your household or support bubble.
You must not stay overnight with anyone you do not live with from a very high alert level area or visit their home. But you can still meet people you do not live with in outdoor public spaces as long as you are in groups of six or less. In England, this limit of 6 includes children of any age. And you'll still need to follow social distancing rules.
So basically, you can still go on a holiday so long as you stay within your own lockdown area you only travel and stay with people you live with and you are staying in a hotel or guest accommodation.
People who live outside of a tier three area should not travel into one for a holiday.
Holidays outside of England
The rules on travelling abroad have been less explicit. The government guidelines advise that holidaymakers should check the entry requirements ad rules at their chosen destination - and check the current travel corridor list to see if they will need to self-isolate on return.
The devolved nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own legislation in place which needs to be adhered to at all times while visiting. Many parts of Wales are now locked down to outside visitors, and it is against Welsh law to enter them, with few exceptions. Always check the area you are travelling to for local rules and regulations.
Across all tier levels, people are reminded not to travel if they are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms, are self-isolating as a result of coronavirus symptoms, are sharing a household or support bubble with somebody with symptoms, or have been told to self-isolate after being contacted by NHS Test and Trace.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--BGT halt filming Christmas special after positive coronavirus result

Britain 's Got Talent has had to halt filming its Christmas special due to a positive coronavirus result .
Filming was due to being on the ITV show which is set to air at the end of the year .
The BGT Christmas special is expected to feature some of the show 's most successful acts who will compete together for the first time to impress the audience .
A Britain 's Got Talent spokesperson said in a statement : `` As a result of a positive Covid-19 result received yesterday we have implemented our protocols and a number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` As a result , we are unable to continue filming our BGT Christmas Special today and have taken the decision to postpone .
`` The safety of all those involved in the show is our number one priority and we follow extensive Covid-19 related procedures to adhere to all Government guidelines . ''
It comes after the BGT 2020 series wrapped up on Saturday night .
The talent competition usually comes to an end in May but was pushed back due to the coronavirus lockdown .
Instead , the semi-final shows were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturday 's grand finale .

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Britain's Got Talent has had to halt filming its Christmas special due to a positive coronavirus result.
Filming was due to being on the ITV show which is set to air at the end of the year.
The BGT Christmas special is expected to feature some of the show's most successful acts who will compete together for the first time to impress the audience.
A Britain's Got Talent spokesperson said in a statement: "As a result of a positive Covid-19 result received yesterday we have implemented our protocols and a number of crew members are self-isolating at home.
"As a result, we are unable to continue filming our BGT Christmas Special today and have taken the decision to postpone.
"The safety of all those involved in the show is our number one priority and we follow extensive Covid-19 related procedures to adhere to all Government guidelines."
It comes after the BGT 2020 series wrapped up on Saturday night.
The talent competition usually comes to an end in May but was pushed back due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Instead, the semi-final shows were pre-recorded and aired over five weeks before Saturday's grand finale.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Manchester United staff set to decide Axel Tuanzebe return date

Axel Tuanzebe could make his comeback from injury for the Manchester United Under-23s against Arsenal on Saturday .
It is understood the defender 's preference is to get playing time at U23 level before Tuanzebe returns for the first-team but United staff are set to decide on his involvement after the international players report for training this week .
The United first-team and U23 squads have trained in separate bubbles at Carrington in line with COVID-19 protocols which could prevent Tuanzebe , 22 , from playing for the second string .
Tuanzebe started for the U23s at Stoke in March @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U23s kick-off at 2pm at Arsenal on Saturday - six hours before United take on Newcastle at St James ' Park .
Tuanzebe sustained a foot injury in training in June that required an operation but he has fully recovered and not suffered any setbacks .
United have endured their worst start to a campaign in the Premier League era , conceding 11 goals in their first three games , and centre-backs Harry Maguire , Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof have been heavily criticised .
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer excluded fellow centre halves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United Champions League squad and Tuanzebe was on the cusp of establishing himself as a first-teamer a year ago until he suffered a hip injury in the warm-up prior to the home visit of Liverpool .
Rookie defender Teden Mengi , 18 , was promoted to the first-team squad last month and was an unused substitute in the Carabao Cup wins over Luton Town and Brighton .
Tuanzebe last played for United in the League Cup quarter-final win over Colchester on December 18 and had just returned to the matchday squad in early @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It ’ s just good to be back among the lads in training again as it ’ s been a while , '' Tuanzebe said last week .
`` Over the last 12 months you can say I 've not been able to get my foot down and just get going .
`` I was always breaking down with an injury but I trust in the rehab team .
I ’ ve been working closely with John Davin and he ’ s helped me a lot so , this time , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It ’ s been several injuries .
It ’ s been unfortunate with the times of the injury and pretty much all of them there was nothing I could have done about it .
It ’ s good to be back , I ’ m grateful to be back to have a few games among the lads . ''

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Axel Tuanzebe could make his comeback from injury for the Manchester United Under-23s against Arsenal on Saturday.
It is understood the defender's preference is to get playing time at U23 level before Tuanzebe returns for the first-team but United staff are set to decide on his involvement after the international players report for training this week.
The United first-team and U23 squads have trained in separate bubbles at Carrington in line with COVID-19 protocols which could prevent Tuanzebe, 22, from playing for the second string. Tuanzebe started for the U23s at Stoke in March after recovering from injury.
The United U23s kick-off at 2pm at Arsenal on Saturday - six hours before United take on Newcastle at St James' Park. Tuanzebe sustained a foot injury in training in June that required an operation but he has fully recovered and not suffered any setbacks.
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United have endured their worst start to a campaign in the Premier League era, conceding 11 goals in their first three games, and centre-backs Harry Maguire, Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof have been heavily criticised.
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer excluded fellow centre halves Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo from the United Champions League squad and Tuanzebe was on the cusp of establishing himself as a first-teamer a year ago until he suffered a hip injury in the warm-up prior to the home visit of Liverpool.
Rookie defender Teden Mengi, 18, was promoted to the first-team squad last month and was an unused substitute in the Carabao Cup wins over Luton Town and Brighton.
Tuanzebe last played for United in the League Cup quarter-final win over Colchester on December 18 and had just returned to the matchday squad in early March when football went into lockdown.
"It’s just good to be back among the lads in training again as it’s been a while," Tuanzebe said last week. "Over the last 12 months you can say I've not been able to get my foot down and just get going.
"I was always breaking down with an injury but I trust in the rehab team. I’ve been working closely with John Davin and he’s helped me a lot so, this time, I want to get rock and rolling.
"It’s been several injuries. It’s been unfortunate with the times of the injury and pretty much all of them there was nothing I could have done about it. It’s good to be back, I’m grateful to be back to have a few games among the lads."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Latest Rochdale lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Greater Manchester remains under a tighter coronavirus lockdown compared to other parts of England .
But as of Wednesday , October 14 , the region automatically moves into Tier 2 of the government 's new three-tier local lockdown system .
Rochdale will follow the same rules as the other nine boroughs as all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs will be placed into Tier 2 - coronavirus alert level 'High ' .
Residents in Rochdale will have to follow stricter restrictions on households mixing , while also abiding by national rules .
This includes the 'rule of six ' that was introduced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 , which prohibits gatherings of more than six people .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The hospitality industry in Rochdale must also follow the 10pm-5am curfew that 's in place across the country , along with only offering table service .
Every 14 days , areas placed into Tier 2 will be reviewed , while restrictions will also be reviewed every 28 days .
What are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • You ca n't meet with anyone outside of your household/support bubble in any indoor setting - i.e .
homes , restaurants .
• You can continue to see friends and family you do not live with ( or have not formed a support bubble with ) outside , including in a garden or other outdoor space .
When you do so , you must not meet in a group of more than six - which includes children , and follow social distancing .
• When visiting a venue , at least one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contact details to the venue or check in using the official NHS COVID-19 app .
• Office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over winter .
• Educational settings will remain open during the pandemic however there is separate safety guidance .
• There are exemptions to the legal limit on gatherings for childcare such as after-school clubs and nannies .
There is also an exemption to households mixing if the purpose is to provide childcare with a 'childcare bubble ' .
Someone in one household can provide informal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a child aged 13 or under in another household .
• You must not visit a care home unless in exception circumstances , for example to visit an individual who is at the end of their life .
• You can continue to travel , but should aim to reduce the number of journeys where possible .
• You can still go on holiday outside of High alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household/support bubble .
• You can still attend places of worship , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of your household/support bubble .
• Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues - restricted to 15 people .
• Funerals can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues or public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance .
• In a High alert area , you can still take part in sport and physical activity outdoors .
• You can still move home if you ’ re in a High alert level area .
There is separate advice for those who are extremely critically @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the rules can check the latest government advice here or you can read our story on the Tier 2 rules for Greater Manchester here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Rochdale, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Rochdale?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Councillor who described Covid-19 as a hoax has 'stood down'

A councillor who has repeatedly described the Covid-19 pandemic as a hoax has ‘ stood down ’ from his position , according to Manchester council .
Kenneth Dobson had represented Clayton & Openshaw as an independent having taken the seat from Labour in a by-election in February .
In the days leading up to the national lockdown in March , a series of tweets labelling Covid-19 a ‘ bogus virus ’ and a ‘ lod of bol**x ’ appeared on Mr Dobson ’ s Twitter account .
Images describing the pandemic as ‘ propaganda ’ and conflating the spread of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ networks were also shared on the page .
The posts were described at the time as being ‘ irresponsible ’ by Lucy Powell , the Labour MP for Manchester Central .
Manchester council ’ s executive member for adult health and wellbeing , Councillor Bev Craig , also said in March : “ Individuals that are using this time to share conspiracy theories , to spread disinformation and to generate panic are simply putting lives at risk.
” The content of Mr Dobson ’ s tweets was subsequently reported to Greater Manchester Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ councillors , Donna Ludford and Sean McHale .
Similar tweets have been posted on Mr Dobson ’ s social media accounts in the months since lockdown was first announced .
The Local Democracy Reporting Service understands that Manchester council received a letter from Mr Dobson which was interpreted as a resignation from his role as a councillor .
But in a video uploaded to his Twitter account on October 7 , Mr Dobson said : `` Regardless of what you might hear from the corruptors I have not resigned from anything . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a Liberal Democrat councillor for the City Centre ward between 2007 and 2011 , could not be contacted directly for comment .
A spokesman for Manchester council said : “ A councillor vacancy has arisen in the Clayton & Openshaw ward after former councillor Kenneth Dobson decided to stand down .
`` It is anticipated that the vacancy will be filled at the next local elections for Manchester City Council , which are scheduled to be held on May 6 , 2021 . ''

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A councillor who has repeatedly described the Covid-19 pandemic as a hoax has ‘stood down’ from his position, according to Manchester council.
Kenneth Dobson had represented Clayton & Openshaw as an independent having taken the seat from Labour in a by-election in February.
In the days leading up to the national lockdown in March, a series of tweets labelling Covid-19 a ‘bogus virus’ and a ‘lod of bol**x’ appeared on Mr Dobson’s Twitter account.
Images describing the pandemic as ‘propaganda’ and conflating the spread of the virus with the rollout of 5G networks were also shared on the page.
The posts were described at the time as being ‘irresponsible’ by Lucy Powell, the Labour MP for Manchester Central.
Manchester council’s executive member for adult health and wellbeing, Councillor Bev Craig, also said in March: “Individuals that are using this time to share conspiracy theories, to spread disinformation and to generate panic are simply putting lives at risk.”
The content of Mr Dobson’s tweets was subsequently reported to Greater Manchester Police by Clayton and Openshaw’s Labour councillors, Donna Ludford and Sean McHale.
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Similar tweets have been posted on Mr Dobson’s social media accounts in the months since lockdown was first announced.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service understands that Manchester council received a letter from Mr Dobson which was interpreted as a resignation from his role as a councillor.
But in a video uploaded to his Twitter account on October 7, Mr Dobson said: "Regardless of what you might hear from the corruptors I have not resigned from anything."
Mr Dobson, who had previously served as a Liberal Democrat councillor for the City Centre ward between 2007 and 2011, could not be contacted directly for comment.
A spokesman for Manchester council said: “A councillor vacancy has arisen in the Clayton & Openshaw ward after former councillor Kenneth Dobson decided to stand down.
"It is anticipated that the vacancy will be filled at the next local elections for Manchester City Council, which are scheduled to be held on May 6, 2021."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Latest Oldham lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Residents in Oldham have faced stricter measures for weeks now in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus .
The borough had the highest infection rate in the country up until September when Bolton 's rates soared .
And as Greater Manchester 's coronavirus cases continue to rise , changes have been made to restrictions in all ten boroughs .
But as of Wednesday , October 14 , the whole region automatically moves into Tier 2 of the government 's new three-tier local lockdown system .
Oldham will follow the same rules as the other nine boroughs as all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into Tier 2 - coronavirus alert level 'High ' .
Residents in Oldham will have to follow tighter restrictions on households mixing , while also abiding by national rules .
This includes the 'rule of six ' that was introduced to the whole of England on September 14 , which prohibits gatherings of more than six people .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The hospitality industry in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that 's in place across the country , along with only offering table service .
Every 14 days , areas placed into Tier 2 will be reviewed , while restrictions will also be reviewed every 28 days .
What are the latest lockdown rules in Oldham ?
• You ca n't meet with anyone outside of your household/support bubble in any indoor setting - i.e .
homes , restaurants .
• You can continue to see friends and family you do not live with ( or have not formed a support bubble with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or other outdoor space .
When you do so , you must not meet in a group of more than six - which includes children , and follow social distancing .
• When visiting a venue , at least one person in your group should give their contact details to the venue or check in using the official NHS COVID-19 app .
• Office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over winter .
• Educational settings will remain open during the pandemic however there is separate safety guidance .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ limit on gatherings for childcare such as after-school clubs and nannies .
There is also an exemption to households mixing if the purpose is to provide childcare with a 'childcare bubble ' .
Someone in one household can provide informal ( unpaid and unregistered ) childcare to a child aged 13 or under in another household .
• You must not visit a care home unless in exception circumstances , for example to visit an individual who is at the end of their life .
• You can continue to travel , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ journeys where possible .
• You can still go on holiday outside of High alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household/support bubble .
• You can still attend places of worship , but must not mingle with anyone outside of your household/support bubble .
• Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues - restricted to 15 people .
• Funerals can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues or public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , you can still take part in sport and physical activity outdoors .
• You can still move home if you ’ re in a High alert level area .
There is separate advice for those who are extremely critically vulnerable .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here or you can read our story on the Tier 2 rules for Greater Manchester here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Oldham, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Oldham?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--The new rules on travel and holidays according to the three-tier lockdown system

As England moves to a new system of regional coronavirus alert levels this week , the regulations for each area are now under review .
The new method of allocating different regions their own lockdown tier has raised many questions about the rules around travel .
Each region is allocated its own tier depending on the current level of Covid-19 infections meaning neighbouring areas are set to have different restrictions in place .
So depending on where you live , your reason for travel and your final destination , the rules on travel and holidays could now change from tomorrow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UK Government says about travel under the new lockdown guidelines .
If you live in a Tier 1 or Tier 2 area ( medium or high alert ) You are still allowed to travel to venues or amenities which are open if your journey is for work , voluntary , charitable or youth services , or to access education .
However the government guidelines state you should aim to reduce the number of journeys you make where possible .
If you need to travel , people are encouraged to walk or cycle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and avoid busy times and routes on public transport .
This is to allow for social distancing while travelling .
When travelling by car , you should avoid travelling with people outside of your household or social bubble unless it is possible to be able to social distance for the whole journey Travelling out of the local area This is allowed , however you should also avoid travelling to any part of the country subject to higher local COVID alert levels .
However you are allowed to pass through an area with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as part of a longer journey – such as when a journey between lower risk areas passes through a very high alert level area , or when going to an airport , port or international rail terminal to travel abroad .
You must not travel if you are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms , are self-isolating as a result of coronavirus symptoms .
You can still travel within high alert level areas to hotels and other guest accommodation , but you should only do this with people in your household or support bubble .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of high alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household or support bubble .
You must avoid staying overnight in a very high alert level area where possible , except for those who need to for work , education or caring responsibilities .
So holidays in a Tier 3 region are off .
And you must not stay with anyone you do not live with from a very high alert level area or visit their home .
However when travelling in the devolved nations ( Wales @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rules must be followed .
In some areas , for instance in Wales , entry into a lockdown area is prohibited with few exceptions .
If you live in a Tier 3 area ( very high alert ) You are still allowed to travel to venues or amenities which are open if your journey is for work , voluntary , charitable or youth services , or to access education .
However the government guidelines state you should and aim to reduce the number of journeys you make where possible .
If you need @ @ @ @ @ @ @ walk or cycle where possible , or to plan ahead and avoid busy times and routes on public transport .
This is to allow for social distancing while travelling .
When travelling by car , you should avoid travelling with people outside of your household or social bubble unless it is possible to be able to social distance for the whole journey Travel out of the local area The government has said that `` we are advising people not to travel into or out of an area if it has been categorised as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The guidance states those in a tier three region should not leave the area for non-essential reasons , however people can continue to travel into or out of very high alert level ( Tier 3 ) areas if you need to `` for work , education , to access youth services or because of caring responsibilities '' .
If you are travelling , you must only do so with members of your household or support bubble .
You must not travel if you are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms , are self-isolating as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you are a resident in a very high alert level area , the government is now asking you to avoid staying overnight in another part of the UK .
The exceptions to this are if you need to for work , education or caring responsibilities .
This means you must not leave a tier three are to stay in a second home , if you own one .
You also must not stay with anyone you do not live with elsewhere in the UK or visit their home .
You are able to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your area , but only with people that you live with or have formed a support bubble with .
The new guidelines have not explicitly banned international travel .
Across the tiers , the advice says you should look at the rules in place at your destination , the Foreign , Commonwealth and Development Office ( FCDO ) travel advice and the current travel corridor list .

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As England moves to a new system of regional coronavirus alert levels this week, the regulations for each area are now under review.
The new method of allocating different regions their own lockdown tier has raised many questions about the rules around travel.
Each region is allocated its own tier depending on the current level of Covid-19 infections meaning neighbouring areas are set to have different restrictions in place.
So depending on where you live, your reason for travel and your final destination, the rules on travel and holidays could now change from tomorrow (October 14)
This is what the UK Government says about travel under the new lockdown guidelines.
If you live in a Tier 1 or Tier 2 area (medium or high alert)
You are still allowed to travel to venues or amenities which are open if your journey is for work, voluntary, charitable or youth services, or to access education.
However the government guidelines state you should aim to reduce the number of journeys you make where possible.
If you need to travel, people are encouraged to walk or cycle where possible, or to plan ahead and avoid busy times and routes on public transport. This is to allow for social distancing while travelling.
When travelling by car, you should avoid travelling with people outside of your household or social bubble unless it is possible to be able to social distance for the whole journey
Travelling out of the local area
This is allowed, however you should also avoid travelling to any part of the country subject to higher local COVID alert levels.
However you are allowed to pass through an area with a higher alert level when it is necessary as part of a longer journey – such as when a journey between lower risk areas passes through a very high alert level area, or when going to an airport, port or international rail terminal to travel abroad.
You must not travel if you are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms, are self-isolating as a result of coronavirus symptoms.
Holidays
You can still travel within high alert level areas to hotels and other guest accommodation, but you should only do this with people in your household or support bubble.
You can still go on holiday outside of high alert level areas, but you must only do this with people in your household or support bubble.
You must avoid staying overnight in a very high alert level area where possible, except for those who need to for work, education or caring responsibilities. So holidays in a Tier 3 region are off.
And you must not stay with anyone you do not live with from a very high alert level area or visit their home.
However when travelling in the devolved nations (Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland) local rules must be followed. In some areas, for instance in Wales, entry into a lockdown area is prohibited with few exceptions.
If you live in a Tier 3 area (very high alert)
You are still allowed to travel to venues or amenities which are open if your journey is for work, voluntary, charitable or youth services, or to access education.
However the government guidelines state you should and aim to reduce the number of journeys you make where possible.
If you need to travel, people are encouraged to walk or cycle where possible, or to plan ahead and avoid busy times and routes on public transport. This is to allow for social distancing while travelling.
When travelling by car, you should avoid travelling with people outside of your household or social bubble unless it is possible to be able to social distance for the whole journey
Travel out of the local area
The government has said that "we are advising people not to travel into or out of an area if it has been categorised as a very high alert level area". The guidance states those in a tier three region should not leave the area for non-essential reasons, however people can continue to travel into or out of very high alert level (Tier 3) areas if you need to "for work, education, to access youth services or because of caring responsibilities".
If you are travelling, you must only do so with members of your household or support bubble. You must not travel if you are experiencing any coronavirus symptoms, are self-isolating as a result of coronavirus symptoms.
Holidays
If you are a resident in a very high alert level area, the government is now asking you to avoid staying overnight in another part of the UK. The exceptions to this are if you need to for work, education or caring responsibilities.
This means you must not leave a tier three are to stay in a second home, if you own one.
You also must not stay with anyone you do not live with elsewhere in the UK or visit their home.
You are able to travel to and stay in hotels within your area, but only with people that you live with or have formed a support bubble with.
Travelling abroad
The new guidelines have not explicitly banned international travel. Across the tiers, the advice says you should look at the rules in place at your destination, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) travel advice and the current travel corridor list.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Primark shoppers say new £12 co-ord set is the 'best thing they've ever bought'

Now it 's freezing outside ( or near enough , anyway ) , and with much of the UK stuck indoors after 10pm , cosy loungewear sets and pyjamas are an absolute must .
And Primark 's new £12 soft waffle co-ord sets are already proving popular with shoppers , with many claiming they 're super cosy .
Sharing a picture of the new release on Facebook , Primark said : `` Our supersoft waffle sets have landed to make Monday evenings cosier .
Sets £12 each . ''
The soft waffle sets come in two colours - cream and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number of comments they 've received online , it looks like both variations could sell out pretty quickly .
Since the post was shared on Primark 's Facebook page , it 's racked up a whopping 12,000 comments , 2,100 shares and over 6,000 likes .
Phwoar .
`` I 'm wearing mine now.. so cosy , '' said one .
Somebody else added : `` I got the blue set !
Sooooo comfy !
! ''
`` These are amazing so comfy and you don ’ t sweat loads in them , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shopper even went so far as to say it 's one of the best things they 've ever bought , writing : `` One of the best purchase I have ever made in Primark ! ''
Some shoppers have been begging Primark to open up a web store so they can get their favourite products without having to go to a store .
However , it does n't look like this will happen just yet , as Primark previously explained : `` Look at a £2 T-shirt .
Everyone think it 's clickety-click @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` That means someone has to pick it up , someone has to deliver it , someone in the store has to take it back , refold it .
It doesn ’ t work at the lower price point .
”

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Now it's freezing outside (or near enough, anyway), and with much of the UK stuck indoors after 10pm, cosy loungewear sets and pyjamas are an absolute must.
And Primark's new £12 soft waffle co-ord sets are already proving popular with shoppers, with many claiming they're super cosy.
Sharing a picture of the new release on Facebook, Primark said: "Our supersoft waffle sets have landed to make Monday evenings cosier. Sets £12 each."
The soft waffle sets come in two colours - cream and blue - and judging by the sheer number of comments they've received online, it looks like both variations could sell out pretty quickly.
Since the post was shared on Primark's Facebook page, it's racked up a whopping 12,000 comments, 2,100 shares and over 6,000 likes. Phwoar.
"I'm wearing mine now.. so cosy," said one.
Somebody else added: "I got the blue set! Sooooo comfy!!"
"These are amazing so comfy and you don’t sweat loads in them," wrote another Primark shopper.
"Can’t wait to buy a pair," exclaimed a third.
One shopper even went so far as to say it's one of the best things they've ever bought, writing: "One of the best purchase I have ever made in Primark!"
Some shoppers have been begging Primark to open up a web store so they can get their favourite products without having to go to a store.
However, it doesn't look like this will happen just yet, as Primark previously explained: "Look at a £2 T-shirt. Everyone think it's clickety-click but one third of clothes get returned.
"That means someone has to pick it up, someone has to deliver it, someone in the store has to take it back, refold it. It doesn’t work at the lower price point.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--'This week hasn't been easy': Molly-Mae Hague reveals she was hospitalised

Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she 's been in hospital and told fans she would 'talk about things soon . '
The reality TV star from Manchester shared a photo of herself in a car after leaving hospital .
In the caption for the photo shared on her Instagram yesterday she wrote : `` On my way back from hospital .
This week has n't been easy .
I 'm going to talk about thing soon . ''
Molly-Mae , who had recently returned from a trip to Italy , wore comfy-looking caramel coloured joggers and white trainers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 21-year-old , whose partner is Manchester boxer Tommy Fury , later shared a photo of a stunning bunch of flowers sent by her friend and fellow Islander Maura Higgins .
Yesterday Molly-Mae also took to Twitter , appearing to address the backlash she had received after criticising the food in Italy .
`` It ’ s the preaching about mental health day on Saturday and then continuing to unnecessarily rip into someone on Monday for me , '' she tweeted .
In an Instagram post the social media influencer said the food in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 'disappointing ' restaurants .
The social media influencer , who shot to fame on the 2019 series of the ITV2 dating show , also said her ice cream in a picture shared with fans was 'grim . '
`` I absolutely loved Venice but one thing I will say about Italy in general ... the food is actually shocking ?
she wrote .
`` So controversial I know but I 've been a lot of times now to different parts and I 've tried a lot of different restaurants and I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meant to be the home of pizza and pasta and I really ca n't see how .
Strange .
Even this ice cream was grim . ''
However Molly-Mae did say the stunning scenery made up for her dislike of the food .
`` The views made up for it though , '' she wrote .
And last summer 's Love Island finalist described Venice as the 'most beautiful place I 've ever seen . '

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Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she's been in hospital and told fans she would 'talk about things soon.'
The reality TV star from Manchester shared a photo of herself in a car after leaving hospital.
In the caption for the photo shared on her Instagram yesterday she wrote: "On my way back from hospital. This week hasn't been easy. I'm going to talk about thing soon."
Molly-Mae, who had recently returned from a trip to Italy, wore comfy-looking caramel coloured joggers and white trainers for her journey from hospital.
(Image: Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram)
The 21-year-old, whose partner is Manchester boxer Tommy Fury, later shared a photo of a stunning bunch of flowers sent by her friend and fellow Islander Maura Higgins.
Yesterday Molly-Mae also took to Twitter, appearing to address the backlash she had received after criticising the food in Italy.
"It’s the preaching about mental health day on Saturday and then continuing to unnecessarily rip into someone on Monday for me," she tweeted.
In an Instagram post the social media influencer said the food in Italy is 'actually shocking' and slammed the 'disappointing' restaurants.
(Image: Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram)
The social media influencer, who shot to fame on the 2019 series of the ITV2 dating show, also said her ice cream in a picture shared with fans was 'grim.'
"I absolutely loved Venice but one thing I will say about Italy in general ... the food is actually shocking? she wrote.
"So controversial I know but I've been a lot of times now to different parts and I've tried a lot of different restaurants and I'm always so disappointed.
"It's meant to be the home of pizza and pasta and I really can't see how. Strange. Even this ice cream was grim."
However Molly-Mae did say the stunning scenery made up for her dislike of the food.
"The views made up for it though," she wrote.
And last summer's Love Island finalist described Venice as the 'most beautiful place I've ever seen.'


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Latest Manchester lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Greater Manchester remains under a tighter coronavirus lockdown compared to other parts of England .
But as of Wednesday , October 14 , the region automatically moves into Tier 2 of the government 's new three-tier local lockdown system .
Manchester will follow the same rules as the other nine boroughs as all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs will be placed into Tier 2 - coronavirus alert level 'High ' .
Residents in Manchester will have to follow stricter restrictions on households mixing , while also abiding by national rules .
This includes the 'rule of six ' that was introduced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 , which prohibits gatherings of more than six people .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The hospitality industry in Manchester must also follow the 10pm-5am curfew that 's in place across the country , along with only offering table service .
Every 14 days , areas placed into Tier 2 will be reviewed , while restrictions will also be reviewed every 28 days .
What are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • You ca n't meet with anyone outside of your household/support bubble in any indoor setting - i.e .
homes , restaurants .
• You can continue to see friends and family you do not live with ( or have not formed a support bubble with ) outside , including in a garden or other outdoor space .
When you do so , you must not meet in a group of more than six - which includes children , and follow social distancing .
• When visiting a venue , at least one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contact details to the venue or check in using the official NHS COVID-19 app .
• Office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over winter .
• Educational settings will remain open during the pandemic however there is separate safety guidance .
• There are exemptions to the legal limit on gatherings for childcare such as after-school clubs and nannies .
There is also an exemption to households mixing if the purpose is to provide childcare with a 'childcare bubble ' .
Someone in one household can provide informal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a child aged 13 or under in another household .
• You must not visit a care home unless in exception circumstances , for example to visit an individual who is at the end of their life .
• You can continue to travel , but should aim to reduce the number of journeys where possible .
• You can still go on holiday outside of High alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household/support bubble .
• You can still attend places of worship , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of your household/support bubble .
• Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues - restricted to 15 people .
• Funerals can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues or public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance .
• In a High alert area , you can still take part in sport and physical activity outdoors .
• None You can still move home if you ’ re in a High alert level area .
There is separate advice for those who are extremely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here or you can read our story on the Tier 2 rules for Greater Manchester here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Manchester, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Manchester?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Latest Wigan lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Greater Manchester remains under a tighter coronavirus lockdown compared to other parts of England .
But as of Wednesday , October 14 , the region automatically moves into Tier 2 of the government 's new three-tier local lockdown system .
Wigan will follow the same rules as the other nine boroughs as all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs will be placed into Tier 2 - coronavirus alert level 'High ' .
Residents in Wigan will have to follow stricter restrictions on households mixing , while also abiding by national rules .
This includes the 'rule of six ' that was introduced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 , which prohibits gatherings of more than six people .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The hospitality industry in Wigan must also follow the 10pm-5am curfew that 's in place across the country , along with only offering table service .
Every 14 days , areas placed into Tier 2 will be reviewed , while restrictions will also be reviewed every 28 days .
What are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • You ca n't meet with anyone outside of your household/support bubble in any indoor setting - i.e .
homes , restaurants .
• You can continue to see friends and family you do not live with ( or have not formed a support bubble with ) outside , including in a garden or other outdoor space .
When you do so , you must not meet in a group of more than six - which includes children , and follow social distancing .
• When visiting a venue , at least one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contact details to the venue or check in using the official NHS COVID-19 app .
• Office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over winter .
• Educational settings will remain open during the pandemic however there is separate safety guidance .
• There are exemptions to the legal limit on gatherings for childcare such as after-school clubs and nannies .
There is also an exemption to households mixing if the purpose is to provide childcare with a 'childcare bubble ' .
Someone in one household can provide informal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a child aged 13 or under in another household .
• You must not visit a care home unless in exception circumstances , for example to visit an individual who is at the end of their life .
• You can continue to travel , but should aim to reduce the number of journeys where possible .
• You can still go on holiday outside of High alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household/support bubble .
• You can still attend places of worship , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of your household/support bubble .
• Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues - restricted to 15 people .
• Funerals can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues or public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance .
• In a High alert area , you can still take part in sport and physical activity outdoors .
• You can still move home if you ’ re in a High alert level area .
There is separate advice for those who are extremely critically @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the rules can check the latest government advice here or you can read our story on the Tier 2 rules for Greater Manchester here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Wigan, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Wigan?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Latest Stockport lockdown rules, updates and restrictions

Stockport was put back under local lockdown rules to join the rest of Greater Manchester after a large rise in the coronavirus infection rate .
But as of Wednesday , October 14 , the whole region automatically moves into Tier 2 of the government 's new three-tier local lockdown system .
Stockport will follow the same rules as the other nine boroughs as all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs will be placed into Tier 2 - coronavirus alert level 'High ' .
Residents in Stockport will have to follow stricter restrictions on households mixing , while also abiding by national rules @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' that was introduced to the whole of England on September 14 , which prohibits gatherings of more than six people .
Those who break the rules can be dispersed by police and issued with a fine - which start at £100 and will double for each further offence up to £3,200 .
The hospitality industry in Stockport must also follow the 10pm-5am curfew that 's in place across the country , along with only offering table service .
Every 14 days , areas placed into Tier 2 will be reviewed , while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days .
What are the latest lockdown rules in Stockport ?
• You ca n't meet with anyone outside of your household/support bubble in any indoor setting - i.e .
homes , restaurants .
• You can continue to see friends and family you do not live with ( or have not formed a support bubble with ) outside , including in a garden or other outdoor space .
When you do so , you must not meet in a group of more than six - which includes children , and follow social @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , at least one person in your group should give their contact details to the venue or check in using the official NHS COVID-19 app .
• Office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over winter .
• Educational settings will remain open during the pandemic however there is separate safety guidance .
• There are exemptions to the legal limit on gatherings for childcare such as after-school clubs and nannies .
There is also an exemption to households mixing if the purpose is to provide childcare with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ household can provide informal ( unpaid and unregistered ) childcare to a child aged 13 or under in another household .
• You must not visit a care home unless in exception circumstances , for example to visit an individual who is at the end of their life .
• You can continue to travel , but should aim to reduce the number of journeys where possible .
• You can still go on holiday outside of High alert level areas , but you must only do this with people in your household/support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ places of worship , but must not mingle with anyone outside of your household/support bubble .
• Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues - restricted to 15 people .
• Funerals can take place in 'Covid-19 secure ' venues or public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance .
• In a High alert area , you can still take part in sport and physical activity outdoors .
• You can still move home if you ’ re in a High alert level area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who are extremely critically vulnerable .
Anyone with other specific questions about the rules can check the latest government advice here or you can read our story on the Tier 2 rules for Greater Manchester here .

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England has now entered another national lockdown.
It's the third time national measures have been imposed by Boris Johnson in 10 months.
This means that the whole of Greater Manchester and all 10 boroughs, including Stockport, must follow the same set of coronavirus controls as the rest of the country.
It comes after an alarming rise in cases due to the superspreading variant.
On December 31, Greater Manchester was previously placed into Tier 4 of England's four-tier lockdown system set out by the government.
Now, residents must stay at home and only leave the house under certain exceptions.
Schools have been closed, as have non-essential businesses.
Failure to comply with the lockdown rules could result in fines of up to £10,000.
What are the latest lockdown rules in Stockport?
The main points are:
You must not leave or be outside of your home except where you have a ‘reasonable excuse’ which will be implemented into law.
You should minimise time spent outside your home. It is against the law to meet socially with family or friends unless they are part of your household or support bubble.
You can only leave your home to exercise, and not for the purpose of recreation or leisure, such as a picnic. This should be limited to once per day, and you should not travel outside your local area.
You can exercise in a public outdoor place with one person from another household but you must stay 2m apart.
There are still circumstances in which you are allowed to meet others from outside your household, childcare or support bubble in larger groups, but this should not be for socialising and only for permitted purposes.
If you need to travel you should stay local – meaning avoiding travelling outside of your village, town or the part of a city where you live – and look to reduce the number of journeys you make overall.
You can only travel internationally – or within the UK – where you first have a legally permitted reason to leave home.
You cannot leave your home or the place where you are living for holidays or overnight stays unless you have a reasonable excuse for doing so.
Shielding has also been reintroduced. People who are clinically vulnerable and who were previously told to shield should stay at home and only leave for medical appointments and exercise.
Funerals can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. Linked religious, belief-based or commemorative events, such as stone settings and ash scatterings can also continue with up to six people in attendance.
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies must only take place with up to six people but should only take place in exceptional circumstances.
A number of businesses must close: non-essential retail, hospitality venues, accommodation, leisure and sports facilities, entertainment venues, animal attractions, indoor attractions, personal care facilities, community centres and halls, outdoor sports venues. There are exceptions to these.
Essential businesses can remain open, along with essential public services such as dentists.
For more information on the rules, you can head to the government website here.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--The rules  around going to weddings and funerals in Tier 2 lockdown areas

The government has published coronavirus advice for weddings and funerals in Tier 2 high alert areas , such as Greater Manchester , which come into force from Wednesday .
The good news is under the restrictions you CAN attend places of worship for a service if you 're in a high alert level area , or Tier 2 .
With one important caveat - you must not mingle with anyone outside of your household or support bubble at the service .
And you are expected to follow the national guidance on the safe use of places of worship .
Wedding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only take place in Covid-19 Secure venues or in public outdoor spaces - unless in exceptional circumstances .
Under the rules , civil partnership ceremonies and wedding receptions are restricted to 15 people .
Receptions should be sit down meals to ensure people can keep their distance from each other , and mustn ’ t take place in private dwellings .
Funerals must only take place in Covid-secure venues or in public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance .
Wakes or linked ceremonial events ( such as stone-settings ) before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 15 people and must not take place in private homes .
Where food or drink is consumed , this should be in the form of a sit down meal .
Anyone working at a wedding , civil partnership ceremony , reception , wake or funeral is not generally counted as part of the limit .
Within these larger gatherings , people do not need to limit their interaction to groups of six or their own household , but social distancing should still be followed between people who do not live together or share @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a high alert level area can travel to this area to attend an event , but they must not meet with another household indoors .
You can read the guidance on small marriages and civil partnerships and managing a funeral during the coronavirus pandemic .
MPs in the Commons are debating the new rules this afternoon , but the legislation is expected to pass through Parliament .

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The government has published coronavirus advice for weddings and funerals in Tier 2 high alert areas, such as Greater Manchester, which come into force from Wednesday.
The good news is under the restrictions you CAN attend places of worship for a service if you're in a high alert level area , or Tier 2.
With one important caveat - you must not mingle with anyone outside of your household or support bubble at the service.
And you are expected to follow the national guidance on the safe use of places of worship.
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Wedding and civil partnership ceremonies and receptions must only take place in Covid-19 Secure venues or in public outdoor spaces - unless in exceptional circumstances.
Under the rules, civil partnership ceremonies and wedding receptions are restricted to 15 people.
Receptions should be sit down meals to ensure people can keep their distance from each other, and mustn’t take place in private dwellings.
Funerals must only take place in Covid-secure venues or in public outdoor spaces with up to 30 people in attendance.
Wakes or linked ceremonial events (such as stone-settings) before or after the funeral are limited to 15 people and must not take place in private homes.
Where food or drink is consumed, this should be in the form of a sit down meal.
Anyone working at a wedding, civil partnership ceremony, reception, wake or funeral is not generally counted as part of the limit.
Within these larger gatherings, people do not need to limit their interaction to groups of six or their own household, but social distancing should still be followed between people who do not live together or share a support bubble.
People living outside of a high alert level area can travel to this area to attend an event, but they must not meet with another household indoors.
You can read the guidance on small marriages and civil partnerships and managing a funeral during the coronavirus pandemic.
MPs in the Commons are debating the new rules this afternoon, but the legislation is expected to pass through Parliament.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Six Manchester community centres awarded 'lifeline'

Community groups and charitable organisations have been amongst some of the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic - but their work continues to be more essential than ever .
The Great Places Housing Group has announced that a £100,000 Resilience Fund will be divided between 13 community organisations across Yorkshire and the North West to ensure vital services can continue to be provided to people most in need .
£41,000 of the ‘ lifeline ’ fund will be divided between six groups based in and around Manchester , including the Salford Lifestyle Centre and the Heywood , Middleton & Rochdale @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over-50s .
The Northmoor Community Association in Longsight provides learning opportunities for people in the area and is one of the groups to benefit from the fund .
Fiona Gallagher , Community Development and Volunteer Coordinator at Northmoor , said the donation would go towards the day-to-day costs of running the centre .
Prior to lockdown , the costs would normally be covered through room hire and unrestricted funds .
“ The resilience fund is vital for us to remain open and to be able to keep running our projects , ” Fiona @ @ @ @ @ @ @ centre has now reopened and is providing support on benefits , housing , jobs and CVs as well as online and face-to-face courses including floristry , upcycling , baking and basic IT skills .
Women ’ s Voices , also in Longsight , works with women from diverse backgrounds seeking asylum and has also been chosen to receive a contribution from the Resilience Fund .
The organisation will use the funding to help expand on staff to enable services to run more effectively .
“ After years of struggling to deliver our services @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Voices has finally secured funding that will enable us to appoint an admin worker , ” Nadia Siddiqui , Director of Women ’ s Voices , said .
“ This will free up valuable time , enabling Women 's Voices to deliver much needed services to BAMER women during a period when demand for our work has increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
” The other Manchester-focused organisations to receive funding support are Reel CIC , based in Oldham , and the Support and Action for Women ’ s Network ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ethnic minority women across Oldham and Greater Manchester and also sells pre-owned furniture to people on low incomes .
The funding provided will be used to invest in transportation to help deliver these items to families .
“ SAWN is very grateful to Great Places for the donation of a van because it will mean that there will be more flexibility picking up and delivering furniture , ” Rosie Ssali , Founder of SAWN , said .
“ The funds from the shop that will be made from having an efficient van means @ @ @ @ @ @ @ running now in the Covid-19 time will benefit .
“ We will be able to put funds towards the continuity of our African food bank and deliver that food to the families .
It will also reduce fuel poverty because we will be able to supply gas and electric vouchers to our regular families that we work with.
” Seven other organisations around Yorkshire and the North West including Blackpool Star , Knutsford Grow and Morecambe Parish Church will also receive a contribution from the Resilience Fund .
Matt Harrison , CEO of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was created to ensure these vital groups can continue to support the communities they operate in .
“ Covid-19 has provided massive challenges to the communities with whom we work , and the implications will impact on lives for many months , if not years , ” he said .
“ As an organisation that places social purpose at the heart of everything we do , we want to do our part to support communities through these difficult times .
`` It ’ s really exciting to be able to announce the beneficiaries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hardest hit by the pandemic .
“ It ’ s fantastic to be able to invest in community groups to help them build the resilience they will need for potentially difficult times ahead .
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Community groups and charitable organisations have been amongst some of the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic - but their work continues to be more essential than ever.
The Great Places Housing Group has announced that a £100,000 Resilience Fund will be divided between 13 community organisations across Yorkshire and the North West to ensure vital services can continue to be provided to people most in need.
£41,000 of the ‘lifeline’ fund will be divided between six groups based in and around Manchester, including the Salford Lifestyle Centre and the Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale Circle, which provides support for the over-50s.
The Northmoor Community Association in Longsight provides learning opportunities for people in the area and is one of the groups to benefit from the fund.
Fiona Gallagher, Community Development and Volunteer Coordinator at Northmoor, said the donation would go towards the day-to-day costs of running the centre.
Prior to lockdown, the costs would normally be covered through room hire and unrestricted funds.
“The resilience fund is vital for us to remain open and to be able to keep running our projects,” Fiona told the Manchester Evening News.
(Image: MEN)
The centre has now reopened and is providing support on benefits, housing, jobs and CVs as well as online and face-to-face courses including floristry, upcycling, baking and basic IT skills.
Women’s Voices, also in Longsight, works with women from diverse backgrounds seeking asylum and has also been chosen to receive a contribution from the Resilience Fund.
The organisation will use the funding to help expand on staff to enable services to run more effectively.
“After years of struggling to deliver our services without any admin support, Women's Voices has finally secured funding that will enable us to appoint an admin worker,” Nadia Siddiqui, Director of Women’s Voices, said.
(Image: MEN)
“This will free up valuable time, enabling Women's Voices to deliver much needed services to BAMER women during a period when demand for our work has increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
The other Manchester-focused organisations to receive funding support are Reel CIC, based in Oldham, and the Support and Action for Women’s Network (SAWN).
SAWN helps Black and ethnic minority women across Oldham and Greater Manchester and also sells pre-owned furniture to people on low incomes.
The funding provided will be used to invest in transportation to help deliver these items to families.
“SAWN is very grateful to Great Places for the donation of a van because it will mean that there will be more flexibility picking up and delivering furniture,” Rosie Ssali, Founder of SAWN, said.
“The funds from the shop that will be made from having an efficient van means that our other projects that we are running now in the Covid-19 time will benefit.
“We will be able to put funds towards the continuity of our African food bank and deliver that food to the families. It will also reduce fuel poverty because we will be able to supply gas and electric vouchers to our regular families that we work with.”
Seven other organisations around Yorkshire and the North West including Blackpool Star, Knutsford Grow and Morecambe Parish Church will also receive a contribution from the Resilience Fund.
Matt Harrison, CEO of Great Places, said the £100,000 fund was created to ensure these vital groups can continue to support the communities they operate in.
“Covid-19 has provided massive challenges to the communities with whom we work, and the implications will impact on lives for many months, if not years,” he said.
“As an organisation that places social purpose at the heart of everything we do, we want to do our part to support communities through these difficult times.
"It’s really exciting to be able to announce the beneficiaries of our Resilience Fund to support those hardest hit by the pandemic.
“It’s fantastic to be able to invest in community groups to help them build the resilience they will need for potentially difficult times ahead.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-13--Manchester United confirm Edinson Cavani blow for Newcastle fixture

Manchester United have officially confirmed that Edinson Cavani will not be available for this weekend 's game against Newcastle United .
United will be without both the suspended Anthony Martial and new signing Cavani for the trip to St James ' Park , giving Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a potential headache up front .
The MEN initially reported Cavani was set to miss the game on October 7 and Solskjaer will likely pick between Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood to lead the line , although Odion Ighalo could well play some part too .
Deadline day arrival Cavani , 33 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the current covid-19 guidelines , following his arrival into the country from France .
He left Paris Saint-Germain in the summer and joined United as a free agent .
It means Cavani 's United debut could come against his former club PSG in the Champions League on October 20th .
Martial was sent off during United 's 6-1 hammering by Tottenham Hotspur in their most recent Premier League outing .
The Frenchman was spotted by VAR getting into a scuffle with Spurs winger Erik Lamela and was duly shown a red card .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ conceding four goals to compound a miserable afternoon .
Eric Bailly is expected to be fit for United 's trip to Tyneside despite being withdrawn due to fatigue while on international duty with Ivory Coast last week .

Manchester United have officially confirmed that Edinson Cavani will not be available for this weekend's game against Newcastle United.
United will be without both the suspended Anthony Martial and new signing Cavani for the trip to St James' Park, giving Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a potential headache up front.
The MEN initially reported Cavani was set to miss the game on October 7 and Solskjaer will likely pick between Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood to lead the line, although Odion Ighalo could well play some part too.
Deadline day arrival Cavani, 33, is being forced to self-isolate due to the current covid-19 guidelines, following his arrival into the country from France. He left Paris Saint-Germain in the summer and joined United as a free agent.
It means Cavani's United debut could come against his former club PSG in the Champions League on October 20th.
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Martial was sent off during United's 6-1 hammering by Tottenham Hotspur in their most recent Premier League outing. The Frenchman was spotted by VAR getting into a scuffle with Spurs winger Erik Lamela and was duly shown a red card. United struggled badly after his dismissal, conceding four goals to compound a miserable afternoon.
Eric Bailly is expected to be fit for United's trip to Tyneside despite being withdrawn due to fatigue while on international duty with Ivory Coast last week.