Danny Care fears family might not see him play live again after government postpones return of fans

Britain lurched closer to a no-deal Brexit yesterday after Boris Johnson failed to break the deadlock in crunch talks with EU boss Ursula von der Leyen.

Mr Trump and his wife, First Lady Melania Trump, announced they both tested positive for Covid-19.They were self-isolating at the White House before tonight's announcement, with a White House official previously saying Mr Trump was experiencing 'mild symptoms' and had been injected with an experimental antibody cocktail.Both Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris have tested negative, their campaign said.Vice President Mike Pence tested negative for the virus on Friday morning and “remains in good health,” his spokesman said.The UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, who was seriously ill with coronavirus in the intensive care unit of St Thomas's Hospital in London in April, sent his best wishes to the

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, is suffering from mild coronavirus symptoms after testing positive last night.He and his wife, First Lady, Melania, have both had positive tests and are self-isolating at the White House, their main residence.It follows the announcement that one of his aides, Hope Hicks, had tested positive.A White House official told NBC News that Mr Trump is experiencing "mild symptoms" and is working from his residence.The official insisted it is "business as usual" for the President and revealed discussions are taking place about whether he will address the American public later today.The UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, who was seriously ill with coronavirus in the intensive care unit of St Thomas's

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link.Ms Crawley told the Advertiser: “The devastating impact of the Tory decision to withdraw support for jobs in the middle of a pandemic is starting to hit home – with growing fears of mass redundancies.“Boris Johnson was repeatedly warned that thousands of people could lose their jobs unnecessarily as a result of Tory cuts – and those warnings are now starting to become reality.“The Tory government must perform an urgent U-turn, reinstate a full job protection scheme, and devolve financial powers to the Scottish Parliament so we can protect Scotland’s economy.“Scotland shouldn’t have to wait for Westminster to act while people’s livelihoods are on the line.“If the Tories won’t act now to save thousands of Scottish jobs they will

pictured in the Mirror at a newsagents in London on Tuesday (September 29) with his mouth and nose uncovered.

Jeremy Corbyn could be slapped with a £200 fine after he dined with eight people at a dinner party, blatantly disregarding Boris Johnson’s Rule of Six.The former Labour leader was pictured at a dinner party with wife Laura Alvarez, 51, seated around a nine-person table at a friend’s house.He has since apologised for the "mistake," but Corbyn and his guests now face fines of £200 each, racking up to £1,600 for the breach.Corbyn, who is the MP for Islington North, told The Sun he “apologises” for the “mistake” and said he understands that by remaining at the dinner he had breached government regulations.He said: "I recently had dinner at a friend's house where the number of guests eventually exceeded five."I understand that remaining at the

These coronavirus graphs show how perilous the situation is across England - and why everyone has a part to play.They were presented by England's Chief Medical Officer, Professor Chris Whitty, during a press conference on Wednesday (September 30).Prof Whitty joined the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Sir Patrick Vallance, the UK's Chief Scientific Adviser, for the briefing from Downing Street.It came as rates of coronavirus infection continue to soar in many parts of the country, with the current daily total of confirmed positive tests passing 7,000.It's important to point out that while a record number of cases are being recorded, in April, only hospital testing data was available.Sir Patrick said the number of cases reported in March and

Covid-19, Boris Johnson warned on Wednesday. The Prime Minister spoke as his chief medical officer revealed hospital admissions and intensive care cases are "heading the wrong way".

Boris Johnson has urged people to follow the rules and wear masks in shops, in order to protect the people they love.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pleaded with people to 'follow the guidance' to protect loved ones as he warned that those who don't risk 'considerable fines'.He urged people to wear a mask in shops and on public transport during a Downing Street press conference on Wednesday afternoon.The PM was responding to a question raised by Daily Mirror political editor Pippa Crerar, who asked what his message would be to those failing to to adhere to the rules in public.She said: "Prime Minister, if you look in shops and on public transport it's quite clear that there are loads of people that are still not wearing masks or following the guidance.

BBC News managed to troll Boris Johnson live on-air – and completely get away with it.

Coronavirus admissions to hospital and intensive care units have spiked dramatically in recent weeks, shocking new figures show.

Spitting Image has defended its decision to use a puppet of environmental activist Greta Thunberg after receiving a torrent of backlash.The political satire show returns this week after 24 years with a fresh batch of caricatured famous faces unveiled, including Piers Morgan, Meghan Markle, Kanye West, Donald Trump and Boris Johnson.Creators already come in for fierce criticism online for lampooning the Swedish teenager, who will portray a weathergirl warning about the heat.But bosses of Britbox, which is where the reboot of the satirical puppet show will launch, argued she was fair game.Reemah Sakaan, group director of SVoD at  ITV, told Broadcasting Press Guild: “It’s a very straightforward joke and is nothing to do with her as an

Piers Morgan has unveiled his Spitting Image puppet – saying it looks nothing like him.

coronavirus and keep everyone safe. If you are in a high risk area, please continue to follow the guidelines from local authorities.” Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner claimed Mr Johnson did not understand the new regulations, which will ban households from mixing with other households in private and also social settings, in Northumberland, Newcastle, Gateshead, North and South Tyneside, Sunderland and County Durham.“For the Prime Minister to not understand his own rules is grossly incompetent," she said.“These new restrictions are due to come into force across huge parts of the country tonight.

Lily Allen is said to have ditched the UK for good in favour of starting a new life in America.The No Shame songstress is reported to be moving to the States full time after tying the knot with Stranger Things actor David Harbour.The decision comes after Lily claimed the UK was full of "racism and misogyny" last year.She deleted her Twitter account back in December after furious backlash over the comments.The singer claimed Boris Johnson won the election because 'racism and misogyny run so deep' in the UK.According to The Sun, Lily's decision will put strain on the custody plan she had with her ex husband and baby daddy Sam Cooper.The couple have two children together – Ethel, eight, and Marnie, seven.A source told the publication: "There’s

Covid-19.The Tory backlash to further lockdown restrictions emerged during a lengthy coronavirus debate in the House of Commons.Former minister Sir Desmond Swayne claimed it was a "sacking offence" for Government' scientists to warn how 200 or more people in the UK could die each day by mid-November if the current rate of infection was not halted.He also questioned if the Prime Minister has been "abducted by Dr Strangelove and reprogrammed by the Sage over to the dark side" - a reference to the 1964 comedy centred on Cold War fears of a nuclear war.Former Conservative minister Simon Clarke insisted a return to national lockdown would be "untenable" and "wrong", warning it would have a "stark and serious" toll on the country.While Lucy

Sir Patrick Stewart, Olivia Colman, Dame Emma Thompson and Gary Lineker are among some 70 stars to have signed a letter urging the Prime Minister to reunite refugee families.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBritain’s culture secretary Oliver Dowden has denied a report that the government has asked right-wing commentator Charles Moore and former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre to fill two powerful UK media jobs.The Sunday Times reported that Moore has been tapped to be the next chair of the BBC, while Dacre is set to be installed as the new chair of UK media regulator Ofcom.The government is responsible for recruiting for both roles and the Sunday Times said prime minister Boris Johnson wants the pair, both ferocious critics of the BBC, to usher in a “revolution” in UK broadcasting.Senior government insiders told the newspaper that hiring Moore as a replacement for outgoing BBC chair David Clementi is a “done

Boris Johnson ditched plans to introduce a second lockdown as he was worried Rishi Sunak would quit his job, it has been reported.