Full list of people who have to shield as 1.7million more classed as vulnerable

Emiliano De Pablos Madrid-based sales company Feel Content has picked up international sales rights to black comedy “El cuento del tío” (“Pigeon Drop”), the feature debut of Argentine writer-director Ignacio Guggiari.An Argentina-Chile co-production, produced by Gastón Klingenfeld at Buenos Aires’ outfit Gancho, Agustín Gosende at Cooperativa Mental and Picardía Films’ Diego Rougier, “El cuento del tío” world premieres on March 5 at the 2021 Miami Film Festival edition.The feature, which also adds doses of suspense and drama to the mix, is set in a luxurious house during a Christmas dinner, when Rodo, the family’s millionaire uncle, accidentally dies.His relatives, in pronounced dire straits, speculate about his lavish inheritance, but

direct to your inboxThe priority list for phase two of the coronavirus vaccine roll-out, which will see all under 50s invited for their jab, has been set out by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).People aged between 40 and 49 will be first to receive the vaccine in phase two.The government hopes to complete phase one of the vaccination roll-out, which focuses on adults over 50-years-old, health and social care workers, and clinically vulnerable adults, by April 15.Priority groups for phase two will be vaccinated in the following order:– All those aged 40-49– All those aged 30-39– All those aged 18-29Scientific advisers said the move to continue vaccinating in age order would “provide the greatest benefit in the

Teachers and other key workers are not set to be prioritised in the final stage of the UK's Covid vaccine rollout.

Sally Nugent reacts to 'harsh' remark over lack of rugby coverageJudi laughed off a particular moment involving her bad eyesight which happened a couple of years ago.“I was doing the Winter’s Tale with Ken Branagh a couple of years ago, playing Paulina,” she began to explain at an online event with Stephen Fry and Hayley Mills for the Vision Foundation.She added: “After we had been running for three weeks or so at the Garrick he said to me – I have a long speech at the end – he said, ‘Judi, if you were to say that speech about eight feet to your right, you’d be saying it to me and not to the pros’ arch’.”Judi continued: "I rely on people to tell me!”The mother-of-one said her mum also suffered from similar sight loss and added her daughter

Meghan and Harry signed a lucrative new deal with Spotify last year, after leaving the royal frontline. The multi-year contract is estimated to be worth £30million and enables the Sussexes to launch another branch of their new venture Archewell.

A couple say they were ''discriminated'' against after being told they can't have their wedding vows in Cornish.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutYou may want to take a moment to look up into the night sky tonight as you may get a surprise.The full Snow Moon will make its biggest appearance on Sunday morning (February 28), the second full moon of the year.This is when it will appear at its fullest but you may also spot it on Friday and Saturday as it can still remain bright in the evenings.Its name derives from northeastern Native American tribes, who referred to the second full moon of midwinter as the Snow Moon because of its timing around traditionally snowy periods.And it has a huge significance in many cultures.According to Nasa, the full moon signals the start of Jewish

Despite having her script text enlarged, her failing eyesight still causes her problems as she found while working on new film Belfast about Kenneth Branagh's childhood.As a result of new Covid protocols actors have to wear mask when filming and it made it impossible for Dame Judi to recognise her co-stars.She said: "We all wore masks, but because my eyesight is so appalling, I used to go up to the wrong people a lot. Go up to the wrong actors off the set and not quite know who people are."Admitting her old age is also affecting her memory, she said: "I have more and more forgetful moments I'm afraid."Yes.

straight to your inbox every day for freeAfter Manchester United eased their way past Real Sociedad in the Europa League Round of 32 on Thursday night, they now await to see who they will face in the Last 16, with some tricky opponents waiting.Three other British teams are also in the hat, with Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Rangers making it through, while there are some kinder ties too.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side are among the favourites for the competition at present and will be eager to win European silverware.Solskjaer is yet to win a trophy as United manager, and while a top-four finish seems probable at present, having a secondary path into next season's Champions League draw is no bad thing.

Rangers await to discover who they'll face in the last 16 of the Europa League after another pulsating win over Royal Antwerp.Strikes from Alfredo Morelos, Nathan Patterson and Ryan Kent were topped up with penalties from Borna Barisic and Cedric Itten to ensure the couple the Belgians scored through Lior Refaelov and Didier Lamkel Ze would be nowhere near enough.It was the Ibrox side at their sensational best once again in Europe and the whopping 9-5 aggregate scoreline will ensure teams across the continent are on notice.You feel Steven Gerrard's team are one many clubs would rather avoid in the draw, which gets going at 12pm UK time.It all comes down to the luck and there are also some sides they'd probably like to bypass at this

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Two people were rushed to hospital after a horror road crash on a busy route near Gartocharn yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.The incident occurred at around 3.10pm on the A811, just beyond the village towards Drymen, with emergency services rushing to the scene - which was closed for several hours in the aftermath.Two vans and a car were involved in the collision, with Police Scotland confirming that a male and female occupant of one of the vans had been taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for treatment.A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: "Road Policing Officers at Dumbarton are continuing their enquiries

OnlyFans account.Crystal Jackson, 44, from Sacramento in California, claims her kids have been kicked out because she posts steamy content online.She started uploading sexy photos to Reddit as a way to spice up her relationship with her husband Chris after the onset of menopause.But within a year, her amateur saucy snaps had blossomed into a successful OnlyFans page and 'The Real Mrs Poindexter' now has thousands of paying fans across the world.She says she is earning her around $150,000 [£106,000] a month - and refuses to close the account.But the Catholic school where her three kids go found out and they were instantly told to leave.Now it has been reported than three more women are involved and also sell sexual content online.CBS13 say

coronavirus lockdown.But tax payers will still have been charged interest worth 2.6% of the amount every day until the payment is made from February 1.A whopping two million people in the UK missed the end of January deadline this year, according to HMRC. Tax returns will need to be filed online as those done by post or the bank will still incur the fee.Late payments submitted after the Sunday deadline will be fined as normal.However, HRMC said it will accept any disruption caused by coronavirus as a reasonable excuse.

NASA recently made the historic journey make to Mars with their Perseverance rover, but when will people walk on the planet?It has been a long time since humans have walked on the Moon, and we have never walked on another planet.We haven’t walked on the Moon since 1972 with the Apollo 17 mission which lasted just 12 days.It has nearly been 50 years since the long journey for man to step foot off the Earth.Now all talk has shifted to Mars, with NASA and many other space agencies trying to get the first man on the red planet.NASA recently landed their Perseverance Rover on Mars, the start of their Artemis project which will eventually see people on Mars and even a base built there.They are not alone with this dream – Elon Musk’s SpaceX hopes

Perth and Kinross.In the week between February 16 and 22, there were 84 positive tests at a rate of 55.3 per 100,000 people, and just 2.9 per cent of tests came back positive.The previous week has seen 96 positive cases at a rate of 63.2 per 100,000, with 4.2 per cent of tests being positive.The drop had stalled for a period while the North Inch area of Perth still has an infection rate of above 400 per 100,000, which is linked to two outbreaks in the area.

“Malnutrition, and the issues associated with food insecurity among older people, puts an unnecessary strain on the NHS and social care services through the increases in frailty and falls it causes, along with mental health issues created by this and social isolation.“People from regions where we don’t have a local branch, tell us of the need they have for region wide supported food access, such as a Food Train-style service.

Joe Wicks was forced to cancel his PE lesson to the nation on Friday morning after his WiFi collapsed, with the stressed out fitness guru desperately trying to connect to 4G instead.

#SaveOurVenues campaign, designed to help the grassroots gig spaces at risk of closure due to coronavirus restrictions, revealed a list of 30 venues on ‘red alert‘ and in a critical situation back in November. These were venues that did not benefit from the £1.57billion Culture Recovery Fund to help them stay afloat until they can safely reopen.Since then, 15 of those 30 venues have been removed from the ‘critical’ list, and now Pop in Hyde has been declared totally safe.

 SHAUN Ryder tried every drug going during his Happy Mondays pomp, but I bet none had an effect like his latest pills.  The Madchester icon is ­getting a welcome boost in the trouser department after needing testosterone replacement.  Now appearing on Channel 4’s Stand Up And Deliver, learning comedy to raise money for cancer charities, he said: “I’m probably on more drugs today than in the Happy Mondays heyday. “I’m on thyroxine, which is for my under-active thyroid.

Martin Lewis was back on STV screens last night celebrating the 100th episode of his weekly consumer show.The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com shared a whole host of top tips instead of his usual ‘Big Briefing’ to mark the milestone episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.During the half hour programme Martin revealed how to avoid the upcoming £100 energy bill rise, how to get up to £10 free at Sainsbury’s just by opening the Nectar app, how HMRC taxpayers can avoid the late fee penalty ahead of the February 28 filing deadline and how to track down lost pensions, which could be worth thousands of pounds.A viewer called Gary got in touch with the show to ask Martin about tracing pensions from previous employers.

Europa League as they dispatched Royal Antwerp 5-2 at Ibrox.It was another thriller for Steven Gerrard's side who sealed a 9-5 aggregate win to advance to the next round.There was plenty to talk about, from seven goals and two penalties to an act of fine sportsmanship for Alfredo Morelos.There's also the matter of who Rangers will face in Friday's draw as they look to go one better than last season's European showing.Here's what the pundits had to say about Thursday's win."Absolutely unbelievable.