Brian May: Queen legend 'haunted and sickened' by sad video as he recovers from Covid

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supports HTML5 videoMaksim Chmerkovskiy has been forced to seek refuge in a bomb shelter in Kyiv amid Russia’s attacks on Ukraine.The country has come under intense gunfire and bombing since Thursday, when Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack.Overnight, airfields and gas pipelines appear to have been hit, and the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine confirmed that missiles also hit a radioactive waste disposal site near Kyiv.The Dancing With The Stars professional has now posted clips on his Instagram story from the capital city, insisting that he was staying safe.For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our live blog: Russia-Ukraine live‘Hey everybody, I’m in the bomb shelter, aka a parking lot,’ the 42-year-old began, panning the camera to show cars lined up behind him.‘A lot of people here that I don’t want to show. I have no idea what I’m doing and I just don’t want to do something that I shouldn’t.‘I’m safe, I’m in a bomb shelter but Kyiv is under a serious attack from what I understand, from what I heard. ‘We had a crazy alarm so we all ran downstairs.’‘As soon as I know something concrete that I check out, I’ll throw it on my feed.

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Brian May, 74, sent out a warning to his Instagram followers in the early hours of Friday morning, as he shared some distressing content following the Boxing Day hunt.

Brian May has taken to social media to address his recovery from coronavirus, 16 days after contracting the virus.

Brian May has spared no courtesy for Covid-deniers, sharing on his Instagram page: "I quickly lose patience with the deluded souls who call it a ‘fake’ pandemic.

Queen guitarist Brian May revealed on Instagram last weekend that he had received “the dreaded double red line” of a positive Covid test, and in the days since has been providing updates on the illness’ progression and how he’s feeling.

EastEnders legend Anita Dobson, tested positive after attending a birthday lunch with friends earlier this month and Brian said he had "two horrendous days".Opening up in a series of videos on Instagram, Brian said that he and Anita had been "hermit-like" and had been really careful amid the coronavirus pandemic.They decided to "chance" the lunch because everyone attending was triple jabbed and would be using lateral flow tests to ensure they were negative.However, several people from the party later tested positive.Brian, 74, and Anita, 72, then did too and were both poorly.The star said he a couple of bad days where it felt like he had "the worst flu you can imagine" and he couldn't even get out of bed.However, he then started to pick up

Brian May has continued to keep fans updated about his battle with COVID-19, and called for sensible behaviour “in the face of such pervasive pathogens”.Earlier this week, May took to social media to confirm he’d caught the Coronavirus at a birthday party. The Queen guitarist has been giving fans daily updates about his battle with the virus ever since.Last night (December 20), he spoke about Day Nine of infection.

Brian May, 74, revealed he is on day eight of his 10-day Covid isolation, but admitted the symptoms of the virus have worsened since his more optimistic update on Sunday.So, the Queen guitarist had an important message for everyone in the UK to take care of themselves, as he made it clear "this stuff isn’t entertaining any more".Taking to Instagram in the early hours of Monday morning, Brian shared a video of his prominently positive lateral flow test before zooming in on a clock that stated "there's always time for a Guinness"."Day eight for me - the eighth day after my body was invaded by enough coronavirus organisms to bring me down," he began the lengthy post."Firstly, I think I was a little too optimistic yesterday, imagining that the

Queen‘s Brian May has revealed that he has tested positive for COVID after attending a birthday party, saying that he “made a mistake”.Taking to Instagram in a pair of video messages named ‘Life After The Double Red Line’ – related to the sign given on a positive COVID test – May revealed how he and his wife Anita Dobson attended a party of a number of friends, believing they were “in a safe bubble”.“It’s kind of ironic for me,” he added, having been “incredibly careful” over the pandemic to avoid infection. May said he is feeling “truly horrible” after the positive test, calling it “the worst flu you can imagine”.“Yep.

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)In a later clip, Brian explained that he caught the virus when he and his wife, Anita Dobson, went to a friend’s birthday lunch.He said: “We all walk around fearful of what happened if we got this terrible plague.

Queen guitarist Brian May announced Saturday that he had tested positive for COVID-19.The 74-year-old musician and songwriter shared the news in an Instagram post featuring photos of his positive test result.'Yep. The shocking day finally came for me.

Brian May has been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Brian May, lead guitarist for Queen, revealed he has tested positive for Covid.