Ewan Mowat

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ewan Mowat |Lauran O'Toole

It has been more than five years since the virus saw the UK - and the world - grind to a halt, but it still hasn't disappeared. New figures show that Covid-19 cases have doubled since the start of the year, sparking fears that the dreaded and deadly virus may be making a return. It has been five years since the height of the pandemic - and strict lockdowns are something that none of us want to return.

1 week ago | msn.com | Lauran O'Toole |Ewan Mowat

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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ewan Mowat

The football season is reaching crunch time but fans can challenge themselves to complete this puzzle. The football season is reaching crunch time across the globe. The Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League quarter finals are underway, with teams (including Rangers) dreaming of clinching European silverware. In Scotland, round 33 of the SPFL Premiership saw St Mirren dramatically secure their spot in the top six before the split at the expense of Hearts and Motherwell.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ewan Mowat

A study from the University of Glasgow looked at the link between walking pace and heart problems. Walking is a great way to get your daily exercise and improve your fitness and overall health. At the very basic level, it doesn't require any new equipment and can be done almost anywhere. A new long-term study from the University of Glasgow has revealed how getting your steps in can impact heart rhythm problems. Their research found that the speed at which you walk can have an enormous impact.

1 week ago | msn.com | Frankie Collins |Ewan Mowat

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