“My sympathy, thoughts, prayers, and encouragement go out to his wife Helen, and family and friends. I had the pleasure to get to know Mr. Blake or as he would say, ‘you are my friend call me ‘Pres”, later on in his life. “In the huddles I definitely could tell she wasn’t really being herself,” UConn guard Evina Westbrook said. “I talked to her directly and told her, ‘Just get out of it. Wake up.

Nick Thomas Symonds, the shadow home secretary, said: “Not only are the measures far too slow to begin 50 days after the South African strain emerged they are also dangerously inadequate.” Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, has signalled that hotel quarantine could be extended beyond the 33 countries that are primarily in south America and southern Africa but also include the United Arab Emirates ( a major airport hub for Africa) as well as Portugal and Cape Verde. The other countries with variants include Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cuba, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, Taiwan, United States and Vietnam. A bidding document for the hotels also acknowledged: “Given the exceptional nature of this activity the red list countries are likely to be subject to change and suppliers should be aware that flexibility around requirements is required.”More than third ‘suffer Covid 19 vaccine side effects’ and reaction ‘more likely’ if you have had the virus study.

OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeOfficials at a historic West Lothian golf club that gutted its building say they are looking into what caused it.Ten fire crews raced to Uphall Golf Club after receiving a call at 1.30am on Saturday morning.Shocking footage has revealed the “devastating” aftermath of the fire that ripped through the club, leaving the building a shell.There has been an outpouring of sadness from the local community at the loss of the clubhouse’s history and memories.The club has said they are now investigating what started the fire and have thanked locals for their support.Read MorePromise of consultation on 20mph limitsIt said it has been able to open nine holes of Course 2 for play today (Monday) and all bookings on Course 1 had been moved.In a Facebook statement, officials said: “It’s now just over 24 hours since the devastating event that has seen our clubhouse destroyed.”You will have no doubt seen many of the pictures of the effects of the fire, and, while we are extremely thankful there were no injuries or fatalities, we are saddened that a great deal of the club’s history has been lost.”May we also take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to the emergency services who attended the scene and worked tirelessly for hours on end to bring the blaze under control.”And so while work goes on to determine the cause of this horrible event, as a club we now look to the future and start the journey on the next chapter of the club’s fine history.Read MoreMet Office issue weather warning for snow in West Lothian until Wednesday night”Many of the club’s committee spent most of yesterday at the scene and are already working on plans to move forward. As you’d expect the course is currently closed and will remain so until we can determine a safe routine for play.”Our members safety is our top priority and that is why we would ask you not to visit the clubhouse area and carpark until we can provide clear guidance for members.”On Monday morning the club added: “Happy to say that we have opened the 9 holes of Course 2 for play today.