Coronavirus updates: Over 70s 'to be offered jab this week', government plans lockdown exit and quarantine hotels

the more modern approach Kate has taken to her style in recent years, opting for pieces which are sleek and sophisticated takes on timeless items. It’s the cut and the collar here which transform it from traditional to fashion-forward.

Good Morning Britain presenter and mother-of-two Kate Garraway continues to face unimaginable suffering throughout her husband Derek Draper’s health struggles, as he remains in a coma in hospital after battling coronavirus.

Caitlyn Jenner split from Kris Jenner in 2016.And now the former Olympian has talked to The Skinny Confidential Him & Her with Lauryn Evarts and Michael Bosstick about how the athlete and the Keeping Up With The Kardashians producer fell in love in 1990.'For me, she was very different. She was very classy, had a great sense of style.

Chelsea, scuppering Manchester United and Liverpool’s plans.Tuchel is set to be appointed the new boss at Stamford Bridge with the Blues having sacked Frank Lampard on Monday.Chelsea splashed out £200m in the summer and strengthened their defence with the signings of Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell.It was not enough to save club legend Lampard though, who departed after 18 months in the managerial hot-seat.Tuchel is set to replace the former midfielder having been shown the door himself by PSG in December.And Bild claim that he is keen to sign Upamecano from RB Leipzig this summer, with the centre-back regularly linked with a move to the Premier League.Manchester United and Liverpool are both believed to be keen in the French star, though

Holly Willoughby broke down in floods of tears during Tuesday's This Morning as she asked her co-star Phillip Schofield to take over. The 39-year-old television star began sobbing on the ITV show after singing nuns Sister Geraldine Marie and Sister Gabriel shared their touching words.

Ana de Armas brought Ben Affleck to visit her hometown in Havana, Cuba, and he came back with some souvenirs! Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Ben was spotted wearing t-shirts from Cuba on more than one occasion, and in a new interview with The Sunday Times, Ana admitted that he was “obsessed” with the tees. “Every time we go, he buys the whole store,” she joked in the interview, which was conducted before the pair split earlier this month.

After 10 months of lockdowns and restrictions, Brits could be forgiven for wondering when life will go back to normal.

Good Morning Britain regular has been dating online, while in a support bubble with his brother and kids.However, he stated "there comes a point where you've got to meet" possible suitors.Adil admitted he thought things would be back to normal by Christmas last year, and is now "worried" what fellow singletons will be like when lockdown lifts."I'm completely single at the moment - looking for The One," the star commented."I've been single for a long time."Adil continued: "When the first lockdown happened, I thought it would be OK because we'd be back out and dating by Christmastime."It's frustrating.

direct to your inbox British travellers should not book a summer 2021 holidays abroad yet, a minister has warned. Those hoping to jet off abroad over the summer have been warned that it is still "far too early" to be thinking about going away given the current rate of coronavirus in the UK.

Dr Zoe Williams is known for sharing her medical advice with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on ITV's This Morning. And the TV star, who recently announced she’s pregnant, keeps very busy, with her role on the hit ITV show and working as a GP too.

Gemma Collins was visibly upset during a brief outing in Essex this week.

America's top infectious diseases expert says people should consider wearing two masks - as it's "common sense".

Disney on Monday announced that the iconic Jungle Cruise ride would be updated at its California and Florida theme parks in part to address "negative depictions" of cultures. As with Splash Mountain, the ride had been accused by some of being racist.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.More fines for coronavirus travel breaches were issued in West Dunbartonshire and Argyll than in any other area of Scotland.Figures for the week between January 13 and January 20 showed that the Police issued 241 penalty notices to people breaching strict travel guidelines, which outlaw non-essential travel between different local authority areas.That is eight times as many as were issued in the first week of restrictions, and up substantially on the 149 issued over the festive period.Argyll and West Dunbartonshire was the area where the most fines were issued, totalling 52, whilst Greater Glasgow recorded 36.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man who overcame his own mental health battle and suicide attempt is urging people to speak up and get help if they are struggling during the pandemic.Erskine man Graeme Alexander is an advocate for mental health, having spent years battling silently with PTSD following the suicide of his friend.The brave 32-year-old came close to ending his own life when a police officer approached him and encouraged him to talk to him.Since that moment, Graeme has remained dedicated to helping other people like himself - but now fears there could be a devastating impact on people’s mental health during the pandemic.He fears a rise in suicide rates across the

John Lennon was “bubbling over” with excitement about returning to the UK in a phone call the night before he was shot dead, a newly released letter written by his aunt has revealed.The former Beatle was killed by Mark Chapman outside the entrance to his Manhattan flat on December 8, 1980.A month later his aunt Mimi Smith replied in a letter to Daily Express journalist Judith Simons, who had written a letter of condolence following Lennon’s death.“Dear Judith, Thank you for your letter, kind thoughts,” Smith wrote.“I’m trying to accept this terrible thing which has happened, but finding it very hard.

Dolly Parton and Shawn Mendes are among the notable names who have contributed spoken-word passages to a new feature on the Apple Watch, ‘Time To Walk’.The feature is being billed by Apple as “an inspiring new audio walking experience” which has been “created to encourage users to walk more often and reap the benefits from one of the healthiest activities”.Fitness+ subscribers can tune in to a series of episodes presented by the likes of Parton and Mendes as they “share thoughtful and meaningful stories, photos, and music” designed to accompany users during their walking work-outs.Parton’s ‘Time To Walk’ episode sees the country artist reflecting on her career, family and growing up in rural Tennessee.“I’ve loved walking ever since I was a

EastEnders hard man Ross Kemp has opened up about the difficulties of lockdown – admitting that while everyone's circumstances are different, he thinks we all are finding lockdown 3 harder than the others. Speaking on Tuesday's edition of Lorraine, Ross, 56, expressed thanks for those on the frontline helping administer the Covid vaccine, though added there is still a way to go.

Manchester United have been handed a huge boost with the news that Dortmund are reportedly willing to sell Jadon Sancho this summer.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her relief at her dad receiving the coronavirus vaccine.