Dr Hilary issues stark warning to anyone hoping for a summer holiday this year

Ioan Gruffudd has filed a request for a domestic violence restraining order against his estranged wife Alice Evans amid their ongoing divorce. Online records show Gruffudd filed a petition with the Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, February 15, requesting Evans to stay 100 yards away from him and his current girlfriend, Bianca Wallace, an actress.

Nicola Adams and Ella Baig have announced they're set to become parents as they are expecting their first child together.The pair took to Instagram to announce the news as they shared a black and white snap of them kissing in front of the sea followed by an ultrasound of their unborn child. In the caption, they wrote: "We’re so excited to announce that our family is expanding," with a white heart emoji and a dove emoji.

's Hollywood issue is here! Mj Rodriguez, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kristen Stewart, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Simu Liu, Idris Elba and Andrew Garfield bring their A-list charms to this year's highly-anticipated issue, which was brought to life by renowned conceptual artists Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari.«This year we wanted to celebrate people from all around the world who are celebrating cinema, driving the conversation forward, and ultimately trying to create the landscapes in the movie world that they want to be in and what they want to pave the way forward for future actors,» Britt Hennemuth, 's Senior West Coast editor, told ET.The eight solo covers, and the group pic that was created via individual shoots, were taken on eight sets, across three continents, over 28 hours, with more than a dozen armed jewelry guards, 100 gowns and 200 pairs of shoes at their disposal, making the 28th annual issue bigger and better than ever before.«We have performers from all around the world, and actually two of them, due to the spike of COVID over the holidays, were stuck in their remote countries. They were home celebrating Christmas — Nicole Kidman in Sydney, Idris Elba in London,» Hennemuth said.

Battered overhead power lines torn down by trees during Storm Dudley have been repaired by rail workers.

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain’s Dr Hilary Jones has called for children to be tested for coronavirus before heading back to the classroom, as he voiced concerns over how the reopening of schools will affect infection rates.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to tell MPs today that all pupils in all year groups can go back to the classroom from 8th March.Outdoor after-school sports and activities are also to be allowed to restart in two weeks’ time.But some, including teachers’ unions, have warned that it could be ‘reckless’ not to stagger the resumption of face-to-face schooling, when considering the impact that reopening classrooms could have on the R rate.Reacting to concerns on today’s edition of Good Morning Britain, host

Piers Morgan has given an update on his mum's health after revealing she was left "bed-ridden" following her coronavirus vaccine.The 55 year old sparked concern earlier this month when he opened up on his mum's "bad reaction," but has now comforted fans by telling them she is "perfectly okay." He returned to Good Morning Britain after the half term break on Monday morning and gave more information on his mum Gabrielle's response to the vaccine. Discussing people who are hesitant to receive the jab on the hit ITV breakfast show with co-stars Susanna Reid and Dr Hilary Jones, he said: "My mum had quite a bad [reaction] to the Pfizer for a couple of days.

Care home residents will be allowed to hold hands with a regular indoor visitor from March 8 under plans to ease lockdown restrictions in England.

The GMB star's husband Derek was rushed to hospital almost a year ago after suffering complications from contracting the coronavirus.At the time doctors put him into an induced coma, and after four months Kate announced he had woken up in July.Almost a year after he was hospitalised, Derek remains in a serious condition in hospital.While he remains in hospital, Kate has since admitted she is unable to visit him due to new restrictions introduced during the third national lockdown.Lorraine, who is a close friend of the GMB star, recently spoke out of her frustration she feels towards COVID-19 rule-breakers amid Derek's ongoing health battle.During an interview with OK Magazine, she said: "When I interviewed Kate she was able to come to the

Kate Garraway was left in a fit of giggles on Good Morning Britain this week when in the midst of praising her kind milkman, she unintentionally made a very funny innuendo.

Matt Hancock has said he hopes Covid can be a "treatable disease" like flu by the end of the year.

Radio Times: "I was immensely fortunate. I only had it on my left side, and I’ve got a funny left hand."Everybody thinks I’ve got arthritis.

Brits are relying on the thought of holidays to get them through lockdown, with a third planning to take more trips than ever when restrictions are lifted in full to make up for lost time.

 The presenter then threw two plastic balls at her son before he charged at her with his Star Wars inspired Lightsaber.“What the hell!” Billy shouted before he chased after his mum, who had burst into a fit of giggles.Updating her fans on the situation at home, Kate wrote alongside the funny clip: “Where have you got to with home schooling in your house? “This is where we are! Think it was me that learnt a lesson here - don’t mess with an 11 yr old with a light sabre!!!”Kate went on to reveal she will be discussing homeschooling with her co-stars Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins on GMB tomorrow.She added: “So glad it’s #friday tomorrow join us on @gmb from 6 for all the latest #covid news, #love in #lockdown with @joeyessex AND a debate

lockdown, with a third planning to take more trips than ever when restrictions are lifted in full to make up for lost time.A study of 2,000 adults found 56 per cent are using their future holiday plans to keep them going over the next few months.And seven in 10 have even created a ‘bucket list’ of the places they want to go and the experiences they want to have as soon as the coronavirus pandemic is over and they can travel again.But travellers have been left unsure about summer holidays after contradictory comments from Transport Secretary Grant Shapps and Matt Hancock.The findings also found 49 per cent of those polled feel the pandemic and travel restrictions have actually made them more open to trying new things in the future.When it

Kate Garraway called out Matt Hancock over the 'summer holidays debate' as he revealed he has booked a holiday to Cornwall despite the stay at home warning.The Health Secretary appeared on GMB this morning to address the confusion and said he believed that the government had "all been saying the same thing" on the matter.Officials warned that it's far too soon to book holidays but Hancock admitted that he had booked a break in Cornwall for this summer "months ago".The confusion comes as yesterday, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said it was highly unlikely that Brits would be able to enjoy summer holidays this year "at home or abroad".And as The Health Secretary appeared on the show to discuss the confusion surrounding holidays, Kate,

Good Morning Britain presenter to take some time away from the show to recuperate at home.She revealed: “ITV gave me time off as I hadn't been feeling well."The chickens came home to roost after a long year, and I just took some holiday at home. “I had a lot of sleep and medicine and feeling much better,” she added.Kate spent Christmas apart from Derek due to coronavirus restrictions, as she addressed the ongoing lockdown.She continued: “I haven't been able to see him since Christmas, we're back into a situation of looking at strangers in masks."That’s the situation for everybody at the moment. It’s tough.

Boris Johnson warning Brits it's too early to make plans.Matt Hancock confirmed he has booked a family trip to Cornwall, according to the HuffPost.The revelation comes after Mr Johnson failed to provide answers about booking holidays, and said Brits should wait until February 22 before they make any plans.In Wednesday's press briefing, the leader cautioned against booking any trips until there is more clarity.Earlier in the day, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps had cast doubt on the prospect of Brits being allowed to book holidays for the months ahead as the pandemic continues to rage.In a series of broadcast interviews, Mr Hancock said people needed to be "patient" over summer getaways and linked hopes of breaks with the success of

Kate Garraway confronted Matt Hancock over his claim that the government had "all been saying the same thing" about whether to book holidays.

Ben Shephard shared a hilarious throwback clip of a blunder that left Holly Willoughby red-faced as they presented This Morning together.

KATE Garraway returned to Good Morning Britain today after three weeks away and explained that show bosses gave her a "long holiday at home". The 53-year-old has been balancing work duties with raising her two children while husband Derek Draper remains in a serious condition in hospital following his coronavirus battle.

Holidays could be off the cards this year at home or abroad, the Transport Secretary has suggested.