Everyone over five with coronavirus symptoms now eligible for testing

Tom Hardy, 44. In a new book, the author has detailed her alleged strained relationship with Tom on set.The claims have been made public in Kyle Buchananan's book titled Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild and True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road.In this, Charlize details how the relationship between the pair became so strained on the film's set.Charlize, who played Imperator Furiosa in the book, has broken her silence amid claims of Tom's behaviour on set.Mark Goellnict, one of the camera operators on the film said he was three hours late on one day and Charlize was ready to film.However, Tom was nowhere to be seen, leading Charlize to really want "to make a point".He continued: "She didn't go to the bathroom, didn't do anything.She just sat in the War Rig."Upon his arrival, Charlize reportedly said to Tom: "How disrespectful are you?"She allegedly continued to suggest to producers that they should "fine the f*** a hundred thousand dollars" for time wasted.Mark continued that this led Tom to be "quite aggressive", leaving Charlize to feel "threatened".Addressing these claims about the incident, Charlize said: "It got to a place where it was kind of out of hand, and there was a sense that maybe sending a woman producer down could maybe equalise some of it, because I didn't feel safe."She continued: "I don't want to make excuses for bad behaviour, but it was a tough shoot."Now, I have a very clear perspective on what went down."I don't think I had that clarity when we were making the movie.

The Repair Shop star Jay Blades posted a poignant-looking photo of himself with his head bowed down. Before fans rushed to the rescue of the dejected-looking star, he assured them he wasn't sad - but just wanted to pay his respects to them and others who have supported him"THOUGHT OF THE DAY.

Piers Morgan has hit out at Dominic Cummings once again, claiming he is "toast" amid calls for his sacking.

A multimillionaire has filed a High Court challenge against the country's coronavirus lockdown.

People without coronavirus symptoms will be told to self-isolate for two weeks if they're "tracked" in the new tracing regime.

Immunity passports could enable thousands of Brits to be freed from social distancing rules under new Government proposals.

Viewers were left in disbelief during today's government's coronavirus briefing when Health Secretary Matt Hancock uttered the words: “And now we go to Robbie Savage.”

Large scale trials have begun on an 'on the spot' coronavirus test which can provide results in 20 minutes, the Government has said.

Robbie Savage put Health Secretary Matt Hancock on the spot and forced the Government to admit: “We want grass-roots football back as soon as possible.”

Almost one in five Londoners and 5% of the rest of the UK as a whole may have had coronavirus, the government has revealed.

Robbie Savage questioned the ongoing ban over playing football during the UK government’s daily briefing.

One in 20 of the UK population have had coronavirus, new figures show.

The Government has agreed a deal with a pharma firm to supply a 'game changing' coronavirus antibody test.

Testing for coronavirus has been significantly ramped up since the government aimed to reach a 100k a day testing target by the end of April.

Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle threatened to throw Matt Hancock out of the chamber for shouting at Labour leader Keir Starmer during PMQs.

The government has announced that millions of extra people are now eligible for coronavirus testing in the UK.

The nationwide roll-out of the track-and-trace coronavirus phone app will be delayed for weeks in a fresh blow to the Government’s lockdown exit strategy.

The launch of the UK's track and trace app appears to have been delayed, with Downing Street now saying that the nationwide rollout will happen "within weeks".

Labour are demanding a probe into Covid-19 deaths in care homes, saying staff and residents had been tragically let down.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has failed to guarantee a pay rise for Britain's nurses after the coronavirus crisis.