Dr Hilary explains why there aren't more coronavirus deaths as daily UK cases rise

Kylie Minogue will not appear during Comic Relief after testing positive for coronavirus.

Prince Harry will honour the Queen and celebrate her legacy in his new memoir, according to Omid Scobie. 

Nancy Pelosi recited a poem written by Bono on St. Patrick’s Day on Thursday, dedicated to Ukraine.

Kris Boyd believes there isn't a team left in the Europa League who will fancy a go at Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers.

Tyler Henry about his new Netflix series, , where he opened up about his personal life and shared the story of his everyday clients in the process.«This show is so different than. Over the past three years, we, I think, have all been through so much as a society, individually. And I think a lot of people have really had time to think about mortality and purpose,» Henry said of the show, which is currently streaming on Netflix. «And so, I feel like this show's very timely in really meeting that demand of everyday clients, regular people who really needed a reading and were able to get it.

This weekend's Lotto draw could see one lucky winner £4.1million richer after no player scooped up last night's top prize.

EastEnders star Melissa Suffield has stripped down to her underwear on social media as she shares a candid clip in a bid to promote body confidence.The 29-year-old actress, who played Lucy Beale on the popular BBC One soap, can be seen throwing off her grey robe triumphantly to reveal a set of black lingerie.As she looks into the camera confused, the words “When you see people judging you” appear on screen before she throws her arms up in the air and begins miming the lyrics to the empowering song Free by Ultra Nate.The curvaceous star smiles and jumps up and down with excitement as the words “do what makes you happy” and “And you deserve the world” appear on screen.The mum-of-one captioned the video: “Whether it's what you look like, how you parent, who you love, or if it's jam or cream first on a scone, everyone always has an opinion.“And often, it can seem judgemental and critical- especially when it's vocalised without request. But it's OK to do things differently from one another.

Ukrainians have been praised for their impeccable sense of humour as they ask for 'red caviar' from Russian troops allegedly trying to bribe them with food.Bizarre footage of Russian troops trying to persuade Ukrainian people to switch sides with food rations to get them to turn over to their side was originally posted to TikTok before it began circulating on Reddit.The video shows Russian troops walking through the streets, trying to hand out bags of food to people who are standing mocking them with what has been described as "priceless humour".Reddit user u/Tupreoram wrote: "Humor of Ukrainians these days is priceless."In temporally occupied Kherson Russian military is trying to bribe people with their food handouts and turn them to their side."They got an answer: “If it’s red caviar, I will take. I do not agree with something else.”However, the video also angered other social media users as they claim Vladimir Putin is using a classic 'hearts and minds' tactic to win over Ukrainian civilians.One user said: "They try to make it look that they care about people they shoot at."Another added: "It's classic hearts and minds tactics to try and hold captured territory."A third said: "I wonder if it’s the same food they stole from the Ukrainians waiting in line who were shot unarmed?"A fourth wrote: "I would not be surprised if the food was looted from local grocery stores."To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here. The news comes after Russia proposed a local replacement for fast food giants McDonald's - and social media users have ruthlessly mocked its new logo.

A protestor at Everton vs Newcastle attached himself by his neck to a goalpost, forcing security to bring out cable cutters to set him free.Clearly not satisfied with the underwhelming football on display at Goodison Park, the fan stormed the pitch early on in the second half of the Premier League clash with the scores still locked at 0-0.In a flash he managed to pin himself by the neck to the left post of Asmir Begovic's goal, stopping the action. There was a significant break in play while stewards and security personnel tried to remove the fan from the post.But it took several minutes for several staff to remove the individual, eventually picking him up and carrying him down the tunnel.

What's the worst injury you've ever witnessed at a live sports event? Let us know in the comments section.A colleague added: “It’s surreal. The ball to his face obviously destabilised him.”Local journalist Alfre Montes de Oca tweeted: “Incredible.

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Dr Hilary Jones added his own voice to the discord of Boris Johnson's own scientists over the Prime Minister's 'moonshot' Covid-19 testing plan.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones offered clarification to viewers ahead of the brand new coronavirus lockdown rules being implemented on Monday. The 67-year-old ITV medical expert confirmed how meeting grandparents will be affected when the new rule of six people gatherings is introduced.There has been some confusion about whether families can meet up with both grandparents at the same time.At first the doctor suggested that families wouldn't be able to meet both grandparents at the same time, which left viewers baffled.One viewer tweeted: "So what is it @DrHilaryJones ????"While another wrote: "#GMB My wife and I have 5 children together.

GOOD Morning Britain has been bombarded with Ofcom complaints after a controversial interview with Covid denier Piers Corbyn. The debate descended into fury after the former Labour leader's brother said coronavirus wasn't real and suggested Boris Johnson had faked having it.

Lorraine fans were fuming during Wednesday's episode as Dr Hilary Jones claimed young people needed to "take Covid-19 more seriously". The resident ITV doctor was chatting to Lorraine Kelly about the new rules in place, and fans of the show were angry as they said he was "blaming young people".One said: "#DrHilary sat there blaming young people as well? Why not sit down and actually tell the truth - government opened up everything far too early and f***ed up.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

coronavirus cases are rapidly on the rise - yet the number of confirmed deaths remain extremely low. The Good Morning Britain doctor made his comments after the UK recorded its highest daily total of confirmed positive cases in more than three months.

here"The absorption of food and vomiting are problems and they're trying to work out whether that's because his cells don't produce the enzymes to digest. His liver and heart and blood vessels have been affected." Kate, who has now returned to work at Good Morning Britain, said she's been 'consumed with fear' throughout Derek's illness, but has had to pull herself together for the kids.

Celebrity doctors have backed our ­campaign to save family chemists.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am.

Dr Hilary Jones warned on Good Morning Britain that it would be a "tragedy" if local chemists were lost amid the pandemic.