Charlie Brooker shares concerns about son amid coronavirus pandemic: ‘I was worried’

"So he spent the night in there, but they've rang today to say he's responded really well to treatment overnight," she said.The star went on to reveal that she's planning to bring Ollie home this evening provided his scan is given the all clear.She went on: "He's been on a drip overnight and they're just going to do a sonogram, but they think he'd be able to come home tonight."I went to see him at the vets after the radio yesterday and his tail was wagging, as he does."But yeah, he's responded well to treatment."But has anyone else's dog had this? And if so, what did you do?" she eagerly asked her fans before signing off.Last year, Gemma sparked concern after posting a video montage of her two dogs Ollie and Norman to Instagram, leading fans to worry that something had happened to prompt the emotional clip.The Strictly star took to social media to clarify the reason behind posting the video, simply explaining that her phone had made it for her.

Charlie Brooker's famous Screenwipe returned to screens last night for a special edition, putting a cheeky spin on the coronavirus pandemic.

Viewers have praised Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe as the “perfect tonic” to the lockdown.

Charlie Brooker and Konnie Huq are typically a private couple choosing not to splash their marriage across our social media feeds, but we do know they are one of the longest-lasting celebrity pairings. 

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker is back on our TV screens tonight as his Bafta Award-winning Wipe format returns for the first time in four years.

Don't expect new episodes of Black Mirror on Netflix any time soon. Why? Because the state of the world is scary enough, according to the anthology series' creator.

Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker doesn't think viewers "would be able to stomach" season six which focuses on "societies falling apart" as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

One of the great joys of television is its outlet as an escape from reality; it almost serves as a sense of balance. While not an exact science, when the world is going great, we seek out darker television shows because our emotional capacity can handle it. When the world is a giant, gaping hellhole, we long for television that will lift our spirits.

CHARLIE Brooker doubts the public ‘would be able to stomach’ a Black Mirror season six ‘about societies falling apart’ after coronavirus. The 49-year-old created the dystopian anthology series - which currently airs on Netflix - with the last season released in June last year.

Charlie Brooker has said he is finding coping with the coronavirus pandemic easier than some people because he “always expected something like this to come along”.

"I don’t know what stomach there would be for stories about societies falling apart"

BLACK Mirror's Charlie Brooker will make a return to the BBC for a coronavirus screenwipe special. The screenwriter will present a half-hour special, titled Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe, which will focus on the coronavirus pandemic.

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Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker will offer an acerbic look at the coronavirus pandemic in a half-hour lockdown special for BBC Two.

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Konnie Huq has gotten candid about the relationship between herself and her husband Charlie Brooker.

It's not the first time Brooker has made headlines for predicting the future

Charlie Brooker has an unfortunate knack of predicting the future with his dystopian television shows – and now fans have even suggested that there are parallels between Dead Set and the coronavirus outbreak.