Labour MP Jo Stevens hospitalised with Covid-19 after suffering symptoms "for a while"

Lorraine Kelly was forced to censor Ryan Reynolds after the actor let slip a swear word in the middle of her ITV show.

Gail Bean is living many a young actress’ dream, almost by happenstance. The 29-year-old actress comes to millions of screens weekly on one of network television’s most binge-able crime dramas, FX’s Snowfall, as one of its most tortured and nuanced characters, Wanda Bell. Though Wanda’s arc – from young fun-loving drug dealer’s girlfriend to the dregs of crack addiction – has been a beautifully written, heartwrenching tale that is sadly all-too-familiar for many in our communities, Bean actually had no clue she was signing up for something so affecting when she landed the role.

The DVLA is urging motorists to use their online services in a bid to avoid delays.

A Ukrainian man, who is the world's oldest tennis player, is refusing to evacuate the war-torn city of Kharkiv following Russia's invasion, insisting that he's "not afraid of anyone".

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editortoday (March 9). He is based in the Republic Records Los Angeles office.Most recently, Beard  spent a decade at APG, where he rose from intern to senior VP of A&R and brought in Charlie Puth, Alex Benjamin and Pink Sweat$; he also has worked closely with David Guetta, Jason Derulo, Pitbull and Flo Rida, in addition to songwriters such as Amy Allen, Sean Douglas, Madison Love, Salem Ilese, and others. He also worked extensively as a DJ in nightclubs across the U.S., on-air for KIIS-FM and at private events.Goldstein said, “Miles has really set the pace for pop music with an unbelievable winning streak of incredible signings throughout the past decade.

Variety reporter.Jenner hasn’t taken many days off since 2007, when her family’s show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” premiered on E! and became a cultural phenomenon — making her and her five daughters (you know them, from oldest to youngest, as Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall and Kylie) into mononymic media moguls with their own business empires, with ventures ranging from cosmetics to liquor to fragrances to shapewear. In all, the Kardashians have dominated both popular culture and business, and are estimated to be worth more than $5 billion.

Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon admitted she made a grave error when coming face-to-face with Prince Charles.The star, who plays Maria Connor on the ITV cobbles, appeared on Loose Women on Wednesday (March 9) to discuss her current storyline, which sees Maria's partner Gary face up to the murder of Rick Neelan.And the conversation soon turned to one of her most memorable on-set moments - which came as the Prince of Wales visited the Manchester-based set.Frankie Bridge kicked off the conversation by asking: "You've had a very special moment with Prince Charles, haven't you?"Giggling, Samia admitted: "Oh, yeah - I got asked by your lovely researchers what on of my highlights was, and one that always sticks out in my mind is when I was literally 18, so we're going back 22 years ago."Prince Charles was visiting the set and we all got told the protocols and what you need to say when you meet a member of the Royal Family."I think it was like, 'Pleased to meet you, your Royal Highness', and then curtsy."My nerves went, and I just forgot everything and said, 'Hiya, you all right? Welcome to Manchester!'"Frankie couldn't help stirring the pot a little as she asked: "Did you get in trouble?" - but Samia was notoriously tight-lipped.Samia also spilled some details of the upcoming Coronation Street storyline which - spoiler - sees Kelly's mum Laura move in with Gary and Maria.The no-nonsense mum soon makes herself at home, going as far as to steal Maria's mattress - and leaving Maria worried that Gary's secret might come out.Though the viewers are already aware that he murdered Laura's husband - and Kelly's dad - Rick, nobody on the street except Maria, and possibly Sarah, knows.The interview came after a segment featuring a

wine-ing about the 94th Academy Awards.The trio of funny ladies are hosting the 2022 Oscars on March 27 and the Academy released the first promo for the show on Wednesday.Schumer, Sykes, and Hall jokingly rip on past ceremony hosts over glasses of red wine and cheese boards in the 30-second spot.“We just have to do better than last year’s host,” Sykes, 56, notes. Schumer, 40, then agrees, adding: “That is the thing, totally.

UFO sightings recently but one conspiracy theorist on Reddit believes he has the answer.The forum user u/DeezNahtus took to the subreddit r/UFOs to share their theory of the weird sitings after sharing a video of what is believed to be a 'cruise missile.'The Reddit user wrote: "Saw this and it reminded me of a Tic-Tac. Obvious propulsion on this but still interesting to look at."These guided missiles are used against terrestrial targets, remain in the atmosphere, and fly the major portion of their flight path at a consistent speed.The post, which the user shared was originally posted by u/Assorted_Education_, shows black missile gliding through the air.It was captioned: "Chasing a cruise missile mid-air.

Channel 5 show has been slapped with over 200 Ofcom complaints after the host suggested Russian soldiers 'probably deserve to die'.The daytime show received a total of 230 regulator complaints relating to comments Vine made about Russian troops during a phone-in segment on his talk show last Monday (February 28).Vine, 56, had been discussing the Russian invasion of Ukraine with a caller named Bill, who suggested many young Russian troops didn't want to fight against the Ukrainians but had no choice.Bill said: "Quite a number of those Russians you'll probably find will go across. They were were holding their hands up this morning not wanting to fight Ukrainians.

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has urged the government to extend its ban on evictions during the coronavirus pandemic to avoid a further surge in homelessness.Court-ordered evictions are due to start again on January 11 after being temporarily suspended after the initial Covid-19 outbreak.Boris Johnson says the ban will be kept under review after being challenged by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer during a debate this week.But Mr Burnham is seeking a cast-iron guarantee from the prime minister following the announcement of a new national lockdown on Monday.Almost 1,000 people are currently being put up in beds provided by Greater Manchester’s ‘A Bed Every Night’ scheme, or in hotels.Thousands more - including

Children have been pictured traipsing to school in the snow on the first day of term amid lockdown chaos.

Families were plunged into chaos last night as councils across the land defied Boris Johnson’s orders to reopen schools today.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxLabour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for a national lockdown "within 24 hours" amid rising coronavirus cases.He says the closure of more schools is inevitable with the virus "clearly out of control" and national restrictions would be the "next step" in controlling Covid-19. Sir Keir urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson not to delay making further restrictions.

A national lockdown should be imposed within the next 24 hours as the "virus is clearly out of control", Keir Starmer has said.

Coronavirus cases are up by more than 50,000 today - double last Sunday's increase.

Labour revival was needed to hold the SNP to account as a government which “pretend they’re in opposition”. Speaking on Sky News Blair said: “We had a referendum that rejected Scottish independence, but Brexit put it back on the agenda again.”“And it’s going to require very careful management.

MPs have officially voted through Boris Johnson's Brexit deal in a lightning-speed House of Commons procedure.

Richard Leonard said the deal agreed by the UK Government with the EU was “half-baked” and signalled Scottish Labour would vote against giving consent to the agreement.

Keir Starmer said Labour will "accept it and vote for it" when the Government's Brexit deal with the EU reaches Parliament. It came after negotiators signed off the last tortuous detail of a massive trade deal, which will allow tariff free and quota free trade with the EU and no limits on the goods that can be sold into the EU.Boris Johnson hailed the deal as 'taking back control' of fishing waters and its own laws.

Labour will back Boris Johnson's Brexit deal despite its many flaws, Keir Starmer has said.