All over-60s in England should now follow 'clinically vulnerable' lockdown rules in big change

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA couple have enjoyed a whirlwind romance during lockdown – they moved in together three weeks after meeting and are now talking about marriage.After matching on Tinder in 2019, Sammy-Jo Nelder, 34, and Jordan Amos, 37, had their first date on March 1.They hit it off three weeks before Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the first Covid-19 national lockdown.And when Brits were warned to stay home, Jordan asked Sammy-Jo to lockdown with him in his flat.Sammy-Jo, a cruise travel agent, decided to take the leap and still lives with her boyfriend eight-and-a-half months on.The pair are so smitten they’ve even talked about marriage and

Caffe Nero is on the brink of insolvency with the company blaming the second lockdown as it becomes the latest big High Street pandemic victim.

A top Tory has declared England's national lockdown will end on time on December 2.

coronavirus-fighting tier system once the current lockdown in England ends, it has emerged. Brits were plunged into a 2nd lockdown on November 5 and will not be able to mingle with other households or visit restaurants or bars until it ends on December 2.

“The Prime Minister also conveyed his congratulations to vice president-elect Kamala Harris on her historic achievement. “They discussed the close and longstanding relationship between our countries and committed to building on this partnership in the years ahead, in areas such as trade and security – including through Nato.

Joe Biden after Downing Street said it would press ahead with plans which would break the Brexit deal on Northern Ireland. The Prime Minister signalled he will stick to the post-Brexit Internal Market Bill despite peers in the House of Lords inflicting a massive defeat on Monday night.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has begun the negotiations process that will determine how much the annual TV license will cost, the proceeds of which currently fund the BBC and Welsh free-to-air broadcaster S4C.The license fee, which helps to keep the BBC commercial-free, makes up the bulk of the public broadcaster’s income, which, in the financial year 2019/20 was £3.5 billion ($4.6 billion).

coronavirus vaccine is hopefully now closer than ever after pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced its vaccine candidate is more than 90% effective in preventing Covid-19.The Pfizer vaccine has already been hailed a "critical milestone", with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday promising the UK "will be ready" to distribute it as soon as it is ready. Government guidelines have already been shared on who will be among the first Brits to receive the vaccine as millions hope it could be the first step in getting back to a more normal way of life following the country's recent return to lockdown.

the new coronavirus vaccine as a 'scientific breakthrough' as he said it could be rolled out by Christmas. Professor Jonathan Van-Tam told a Downing Street Press conference on Monday he is hopeful the first coronavirus vaccine could be seen by next month.

Joe Biden, Donald Trump has also given up his residence at the White House, Washington. Nonetheless, his private homes include two of the most incredible properties we have ever seen, both of which HELLO! has previously had exclusive access to.

Coleen Rooney’s "Wagatha Christie" tactics to track down the lockdown leaker, it has been claimed.An inquiry is under way to find out who revealed early that the country was going into a second national lockdown before it had been officially announced.Only a handful of Cabinet ministers – Matt Hancock, Michael Gove and Rishi Sunak – had been told in advance, on October 31.The leak, later the same day, forced Boris Johnson to speed up his plans and make the announcement at a press conference the next day. The Prime Minister is now being advised to give out differently worded briefings as a "canary trap" to see which version gets leaked, the Daily Telegraph reported.

More than a million hungry children could still miss out on extra help during the Christmas holidays despite a major Government U-turn.

Boris Johnson has reportedly sent security experts to the homes of cabinet ministers to check their mobile phones as part of a leak inquiry.

Thousands of people flouted new lockdown ruled as they were seen assembling in London's Broadway Market on Saturday.

Marcus Rashford says “now is the time for collaboration” after speaking with the Prime Minister.The Manchester United striker is not backing down in his campaign to end child hunger.His petition to extend free meals into the school holidays gathered more than one million signatures.Despite this, Tory MPs voted down a Labour bid to extend support to struggling parents through the October half-term.Boris Johnson has refused to extend free schools meals over the upcoming Christmas break - though he has pledged that no child will go hungry over the winter break.Taking a seemingly determined and positive approach, Rashford tweeted on Saturday that he had spoken to Mr Johnson.“Just had a great conversation with the Prime Minister, now is the time

Town hall teams finally being allowed to take over the failed Covid-19 testing scheme fear they will be given no extra funding to do so.

Ricky Gervais has blasted Boris Johnson as “fat, bumbling and water-logged” in a furious rant at the Tory clowns running Britain. He said he was fuming a cabal of privately educated toffs control the UK and branded the country’s second lockdown a “f*****g shambles”.Ricky, in an online chat with fans, vented about Boris and his Tory chums: “Fat, bumbling, water-logged, f*****g… you know I don’t get political, but he’s so out of his depth isn’t he?“No qualifications for that job.

GOGGLEBOX star Sophie Sandiford broke down in tears on the Channel 4 show tonight after a second national lockdown was announced The 24-year-old favourite, who appears in the series with her brother Pete, cried as they watched PM Boris Johnson outline the new measures. The PM ordered the country to "stay at home" for four weeks starting yesterday in a fresh effort to "protect the NHS and save lives".

Gogglebox viewers were feeling emotional during Friday night's episode as they saw fan-favourite Sophie Sandiford break down in tears over the new lockdown rules.

Downing Street has admitted there were mistakes in coronavirus forecasts used by Boris Johnson to justify England's new lockdown.

lockdown, reports say. It dropped its daily death toll forecasts from 1,500 to just over 1,000 by December 8 after being rapped by the statistics watchdog.