Keeping over-70s in isolation as coronavirus lockdown is eased 'risks social unrest'

A British and Irish bid for Euro 2028 is reportedly set for a free run to success with all other competitors dropping out.

James Martin has shared his experience growing up in Yorkshire in a candid new chat.The star admitted he spent his childhood there before moving to London for work, as he explained he really missed his family home.Yorkshire-born James shared how his family were pig farmers while his dad looked after Castle Howard’s catering department.He later moved to London, but the celebrity chef admitted this made him realise how sad he was to bid farewell to Yorkshire.Asked about how this felt, James said: “You don’t really understand the best bits until you leave.“That’s a lesson in life really, you don’t understand how good it is until you’ve left it.”He added on the Talkshire podcast on February 25: “When I moved down to London when I was 17, I never saw daylight for four years.“I just worked seven days a week, 19 hours a day.

Bella Hadid wears her hair in a bunch of braids while stepping out for some lunch with boyfriend Marc Kalman in Paris, France on Friday afternoon (March 4).

Was Drogba Mourinho's best signing at Chelsea? Comment down belowWant to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done. You'll receive an email with all of the top news stories every single morning.You can find out more information on our email newsletter on this link here."And Didier was an iconic player for Chelsea, for the Premier League."It's fair to say the Special One was right this time.A few years later, Mourinho began to struggle, and Abramovich reportedly let him know by commenting the team "could do better" while passing each other in the corridor.Not taking the remark well, the Independent claims that the Portuguese responded by saying "If you are not happy with me, then just sack me."Just a day later, Mourinho was given the boot.That wasn't to say the door wasn't left open for Mourinho to return though, just as he did in 2013.The now-Roma boss's second spell was far more tumultuous than the first, with a third place finish in 2013/14 followed by an exceptional campaign in which Chelsea lost just three games all season to become champions.But having lost 9 of their 16 Premier League matches the next term, Mourinho was sent packing once again.It appears he left on good terms, perhaps only with the fans at least, as he lashed out at Abramovich's decision.He said: “The owner, he decided to sack me.

The scale of demand for social housing in Salford has been revealed by figures which show that homes on estates are attracting huge numbers of bids from would-be tenants.

Amanda Holden's warning to husband after wrong move[LATEST]Kevin Clifton: Stacey Dooley's beau says 'everything is up in the air'[STRICTLY]Jeremy Clarkson slams Michael Palin’s knighthood remarks[ROYAL]The Strictly favourite also took to Instagram and shared a snap of her outfit while seated in her office at home.She captioned the photo: "Polka dot kinda day in the home office! Haha! Why not dress up at home? Switch things up!"Really enjoying this time to myself & with @aljazskorjanec at home! Hope you’re all keeping well! Sending my love on this #TerrificTuesday."It comes after the couple recently revealed they had been going through a "tough" time during lockdown.The Strictly stars are usually on a busy schedule but following the

A cabinet minister has defended the government's new slogan advising Brits to "stay alert" amid concerns it will confuse the public.

The Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, has rejected fresh calls for an early easing of the UK's coronavirus lockdown, saying the outbreak was still at a “delicate and dangerous” stage.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said there should be a “standards-led” easing of lockdown measures, with the Health and Safety Executive deciding whether businesses can put effective social distancing measures in place to re-open.

Celebrities including Sir Paul McCartney, Stephen Fry, Ricky Gervais and Dame Emma Thompson have written “love letters” to the NHS which are to be published in a new charity book.

A host of A-listers have put down their names for a new book of love letters that will benefit NHS Charities Together.

Matt Hancock has made a TV appearance warning that sunbathing is illegal and distancing rules are "not a request, it is a requirement in law and people need to follow it".

Public sunbathing is not allowed during the coronavirus lockdown, the Health Secretary has warned as people continue to ignore social distancing rules.

The UK will not be "back to normal' for six months or longer, one of the government's top medical advisors has warned.

The length of the coronavirus lockdown depends on how stringently the public stick to the rules, Cabinet minister Michael Gove said, as he declined to give a timeframe for the strict measures being lifted.

Elderly people will be asked to self-isolate for up to four-months as the UK ramps up efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus.

The government will publish the scientific reasoning behind its coronavirus action plan, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said.

The Chancellor has said that the Brexit deadline won't be extended despite coronavirus.

Sky’s Sophy Ridge On Sunday programme there had been coronavirus outbreaks at food and clothing producers in the city, as he stressed stopping the spread of coronavirus was “the number one problem”.

Britain is "likely" to suffer a further 27,000 excess deaths before April 2021 under the current approach to coronavirus, a former Government chief scientific adviser has claimed.

Monty Python Twitter account on ‘Super Saturday’, telling fans: ‘Go out at your peril.’Today (4 July) pubs, hairdressers and restaurants have reopened across England, with pubs allowed to open their doors from 6am this morning.And the official Twitter account for comedy legends Monty Python celebrated the so-called Super Saturday ahead, tweeting a picture of John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Graham Chapman in costumes.A post to the account’s 188,000 followers read: ‘It’s time to dust off your finest attire now that pubs & restaurants are open from tomorrow.