Britain needs three-week national lockdown immediately, warns scientific adviser

Drake’s expensive new bling features a tribute to his son.

Kanye West is once again calling out Pete Davidson.

Avril Lavigne joins fellow Canadian music icon Shania Twain to discuss everything from the time they met to their favourite anti-love songs, which includes a hit from another “Canadian icon club member,” Alanis Morissette.

Facebook parent company Meta, told TV presenter Piers Morgan of his bedroom accomplishments with not all of them being good.Speaking in an interview for a forthcoming issue of men's mag GQ, Piers grilled the former Liberal Democrats MP on his sex life by asking him about the notches on his bedpost.Mr Clegg, 55, was asked if he has sex with 20 or 30 women when he responded “no more than 30” before seemingly trying to lower the figure by adding: "It's a lot less than that."Following his reply, an inquisitive Piers dug deeper by asking if he had ever gotten complaints over his bedroom antics to which he responded “oh God yes, of course.”Questions over his love life continued as Piers questions what his wife Miriam might think of his performance.Mr Clegg said he believed his wife would be “very content and happy” in his response.The bizarre interview comes as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Mr Clegg was given a promotion in a Facebook post yesterday (February 16).The move has reportedly made Mr Clegg, who joined Facebook in 2018, one of the most powerful people in tech.Mr Zuckerberg said in the post: “Nick will now lead our company on all our policy matters, including how we interact with governments as they consider adopting new policies and regulations, as well as how we make the case publicly for our products and our work."This is not the first time Piers has interviewed Mr Clegg for GQ as the previous piece went into detail about “abusing a rare cactus” when the former politician was “fairly inebriated” in Munich, Germany.Mr Clegg, who was 16 at the time, drank too much at a party and wandered around a garden before using a lighter in a greenhouse.He said it was an “accident” but he and a friend wanted to repeat a

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EXCLUSIVE: Gersh recently made a number of promotions across the company which include upping Eric Garfinkel, who is co-head of Gersh’s Motion Picture Lit Department, to partner. 

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticWhen I say it took me a few episodes to get into a show, it usually means that the show itself needed a few episodes to figure its world out before it was able to draw me into it. When I say that about “Severance,” though, it’s because the beginning of the show’s first season is as unnerving as it is bleak.

K.J. Yossman The number of U.K. households with access to a streamer subscription has risen above 19 million for the first time.New data from Broadcasters Audience Research Board (BARB) found that 66.9% of the U.K.

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The mother of an 11-year-old girl who was run down whilst crossing the road has spoken of her agony after her death.

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CONVERTING a classic car into an electric vehicle is a growing trend that can also vastly increase its value, according to a study.

A mum has been accused of staging a leak in her own home and drawing mould on the wall with a pen in an attempt to be re-housed.

Storm Huntley admitted she is suffering from bad morning sickness as she posted on social media about her plight.

The "worst-case scenario" of 50,000 cases of coronavirus per day across the UK is "almost exactly where we are at", a top advisor has warned.

Christmas is unlikely to be the "usual" celebration it usually is with "families coming together," a scientist has warned. Professor Jeremy Farrar, a member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) said the UK faces a "very, very difficult" period over the next three to six months.

Christmas may not be the ‘usual celebration’ due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Professor Jeremy Farrar said that families should be prepared for a ‘very difficult’ period over the next few months due to a rise in the virus and other infections.

coronavirus vaccine will be available by early 2021, a top government scientific adviser has claimed.

Christmas will be “tough” this year and not the “usual celebration” it traditionally is, SAGE member Professor Jeremy Farrar has said.

SAGE advisor Professor Jeremy Farrar has said the UK needs a circuit breaker lockdown now to make the most of a potential breakthrough in the race for the virus.

The 3-tier lockdown is too confusing and a circuit breaker is the only way of getting on top of test and trace, a Government scientific adviser has said.