GMB's Dr Sarah Jarvis issues quarantine warning to those driving through Europe

Dancing on Ice viewers thought they could see a little bit of tension between the judges during Sunday's episode on February 13.The remaining nine celebrities took to the ice during the fifth episode of the series to perform skate routines inspired by their favourite things.As Oti Mabuse, Ashley Banjo, Torvill and Christopher Dean sat on the judging panel during the episode, fans thought Jayne didn't seem happy.They took to social media to comment on her facial expressions when the camera was on her, with many saying she looked tense.One posted: "Jayne doesn’t look in a very good mood tonight."Another added: "JAYNE LOOKS PROPER P****D OFF TONIGHT."A third chipped in: "Jayne does not look happy tonight! When the camera isn't directly on her she looks really peed off."A fourth replied: "I thought the same. She doesn’t seem at all happy and seems really abrupt too."Fans were also left unhappy as Liberty Poole and Joe Johnson found themselves in the bottom two against Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard.The Love Island star became the fourth celebrity to be axed from the competition as the judges decided to send her home.Viewers were left seriously disappointed by the decision, despite Liberty falling over during her routine.Liberty, 22, fell into Joe's arms during the performance, with members of the audience heard gasping at the unfortunate tumble, but she soon recovered and managed to get 28 out of 40 from the judges before finding herself in the bottom two.As Liberty said her goodbyes, she told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: "Even though we had that fall tonight, these things happen on ice."I've honestly enjoyed every second and I'm proud of myself because I pushed myself this week.

Good Morning Britain fans were delighted to see Dr Hilary Jones return to the show earlier today, after weeks of absence.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Dr Sarah Jarvis has revealed that she has signed up to take part in a coronavirus clinical trial.

Good Morning Britain was back on our screens on Friday with Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Hawkins on presenting duty.

Dr Sarah Jarvis has warned of the unknown dangers of coronavirus spreading in food factories.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Good Morning Britain' s Charlotte Hawkins was forced to apologise for clearing her throat during Thursday's edition of the ITV breakfast show. Charlotte, 45, was on presenting duty today alongside Sean Fletcher, who retuned to the anchor's seat for the first time since February.Sean, 46, noticed Charlotte appeared to have a sickly throat during the latest instalment of GMB.The dynamic duo were chatting to Dr Sarah Jarvis when Sean addressed his co-star's cough.Sean said to Dr Sarah: "Have you got anything for a frog in the throat? Coughing…"Charlotte said: "I know," to which Sean said: "Sorry, no she’s not been coughing.

Good Morning Britain doctor Sarah Jarvis has revealed that she had a breast cancer scare earlier this year.

Good Morning Britain doctor Sarah Jarvis has revealed she had a breast cancer scare earlier this year, after attending a breast screening.

Good Morning Britain in recent weeks, becoming a beloved fixture on the team as she dishes out healthcare guidance to viewers. With the same mop of shiny red hair, the graduation photo showed the doctor wearing her cap and gown, with a pair of pearls looped around her neck.Having studied medicine at both Cambridge and Oxford in the 80s, she went on to work as a GP at the Richford Gate Medical Practice in 1990.Reflecting on her style at the time the photo was taken, Dr Sarah poked fun at her hairstyle, referring to iconic Duran Duran singer Simon LeBon.In her caption, she said: "Just up visiting my father and found my old graduation photo.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Television doctor Sarah Jarvis has become a regular face on our screens since the start of the coronavirus pandemic - but have you ever seen her like this?

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Good Morning Britain was back on our screens today with Kate Garraway and Adil Ray on presenting duty.

Good Morning Britain discussed the news that Russia's health ministry has given regulatory approval for the world's first coronavirus vaccine, on Wednesday's show.

Dr Sarah Jarvis has explained how the public can protect themselves against flu ahead of warnings of a spike in Covid-19 this winter.

Good Morning Britain medical expert Dr Sarah Jarvis has issued a stark warning about potential future lockdowns applying only to certain demographics.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.

Good Morning Britain's doctor Sarah Jarvis jumped in to offer her advice, before viewers start trying all sorts to keep cool in bed amid the UK heatwave.

Good Morning Britain doc - who is filling in for Dr Hilary Jones and Dr Sarah Jarvis - explained that the prediction is if the Test and Trace system doesn't pick up to the level of participation they expect, we could "face a second peak". Dr Amir added that the fear is that this could be "bigger than the first peak" of coronavirus but in December.