Lewis Hamilton Has Coronavirus, Experiencing Mild Symptoms

Nicola Sturgeon  is set to announce the latest update on Scotland's five-tier coronavirus lockdown system today.The First Minister will confirm which level Scotland's 32 local authorities will fall into following a review of lockdown restrictions.Eleven council areas have been in tier four - the highest level with the toughest rules - for three weeks since November 17.However, Sturgeon confirmed yesterday this would end on Friday - but has refused to give details ahead of her announcement this afternoon.The Scottish Cabinet will sign off a plan which will be announced by the First Minister at Holyrood.She said: “We have always said, and said when we applied level four to these areas, that those authorities would move out of that level on

“Is that technically a mullet?” Jimmy Kimmel asked Miley Cyrus when the 28-year-old singer appeared on the Nov. 7 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! “Uh, yes,” added Miley. “All of us had to adjust, a lot of things shutting down, keeping us from doing our kind of standard routines, which one of them was going to get a haircut for me. So, my mom offered – I already had bangs, and my bangs were getting long – and she said, ‘Ah can cut yer hair, but I only know how to do one hairstyle. And I’ve been doing this since 1992 for your dad and your brothers.’”

Late-night hosts pounced on the opportunity to make jokes on Monday night after it came to light that Rudy Giuliani had tested positive for the coronavirus.  Giuliani said he is "getting great care and feeling good" Sunday night after President Trump announced that his personal attorney had tested positive for the virus, which has infected more than 14,954,329 Americans.The former New York City mayor has been leading the Trump campaign’s legal battle to overturn the 2020 election results in several states, which various late-night hosts were quick to mock during their shows Monday.  “Rudy Giuliani has tested positive for the coronavirus, although he is suing to have that result overturned,” joked the host of “The Daily Show,” Trevor Noah.

direct to your inboxPeople will be able to go abroad on summer holidays next year, the government’s coronavirus vaccine chief has predicted.Kate Bingham has said that while the virus would never completely disappear, by the summer of 2021 "we should be in a much better place to get on planes".The coronavirus vaccine taskforce chairwoman made her comments on the day the NHS began the roll-out of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine.Ms Bingham told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "My gut feel is that we will all be going on summer holidays."It is likely that those people most at risk will be vaccinated through to April, and then the JCVI (Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation) and the Department for Health will then consider how to broaden out

will be given jabs at 23 sites across Scotland under the initial phase of a national programme which will eventually see millions of people protected against coronavirus. Among those who will be first in line for the vaccine is Andrew Mencnarowski, a senior staff nurse at the Western General in Edinburgh.

Miley Cyrus' new mullet is her only hair option in quarantine. The 28-year-old «Midnight Sky» singer appeared on Monday's where she opened up about her edgy 'do. «All of us have to adjust, you know, a lot of things shutting down, keeping us from doing our standard routines, which one of them was going to get a haircut for me,» she explained.

Nicola Sturgeon will announce the latest coronavirus restrictions levels for all local authority areas in Scotland later. The Scottish Government's lockdown strategy is aimed at driving down the number of Scots testing positive for Covid and curbing transmission of the virus in the long term.

The first Coronavirus vaccine has been successfully administered outside of the clinical vaccine trials to a woman named Margaret Keenan!

After months of anticipation, the first coronavirus vaccines were finally rolled out in the UK this morning.

Brits can now start booking a summer holiday for 2021, Matt Hancock has suggested.

Kay Burley didn't present her Sky News show today after breaking coronavirus rules.The presenter admitted on Twitter she "inadvertently" broke the rules by entering a restaurant to answer a call of nature while celebrating her upcoming 60th birthday over the weekend.. She told how her rule breaking came after she visited a "Covid compliant" eatery.

coronavirus vaccine. The decision to use a 0300 number - rather than a free phone - came under fire from disgruntled healthcare workers and it has now been revoked by NHS Lothian with promises staff will be reimbursed.

Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityPictures show the first patient in Greater Manchester receiving the Covid-19 vaccine - a watershed moment in the fight against coronavirus. Ted, aged 86, received the jab at Salford Royal Hospital, one of 50 hospital hubs in the UK to administer the jabs on Tuesday.The landmark moment was captured on camera as the inoculation programme began.Salford Royal and Stepping Hill in Stockport are two of the 50 hospital hubs in the country to administer the jabs in the first wave of vaccinations.The UK was the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer vaccine.And the very first person in the world to receive the jab on the NHS was Margaret Keenan, 90,

coronavirus vaccine said she was worried she may have contracted the disease as she warned of experiencing several side effects.

coronavirus pandemic has dominated discussion on Twitter this year. But it’s testament to the human spirit that that the public has honed in on the shining examples of kindness and bravery in the face of unspeakable suffering and grief.

Euphoria has shared details about the second upcoming special episode.Following ‘Part 1: Rue’ which focuses on Zendaya’s character Rue, the next episode will follow Jules, played by Hunter Schafer.‘Part 2: Jules’, more specifically titled ‘F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob’ is scheduled to air on HBOMax on January 24, 2021.part 2: jules – january 24th on @HBO and @hbomax pic.twitter.com/3BGhHobd8g— Hunter Schafer (@hunters) December 7, 2020The episode was directed by Euphoria showrunner Sam Levinson, and was co-written and co-executive produced by Schafer.Part 2 will see Jules reflect on her year during the Christmas break, looking back on her memories with Rue before she was left to get on the train on her own.Part 1 aired yesterday

coronavirus wave could hit the NHS with 20 times more patients than the second peak, experts have warned.It is thought a third peak would bring a far higher number of inpatients in hospitals than those seen during the September and October wave that triggered a second national lockdown in England.In November, two advisers of the Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) warned the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions for Christmas could lead to another wave of the pandemic.NHS hospitals would be overrun due to increased transmission and there would be more unnecessary deaths according to Professor Andrew Hayward, an epidemiologist at University College London.Professor Graham Medley, an infectious disease modelling expert

Khloe Kardashian has confirmed that the family's iconic Christmas Eve party is cancelled this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.

direct to your inbox The government could ease coronavirus restrictions once most vulnerable people have received a vaccine, it has been suggested.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNielsen, best known for delivering TV ratings, is getting ready for a future when it gauges a lot more than what people are watching on TV.The media-measurement giant plans to launch a new system that examines how many impressions a show or commercial makes across a broader panoply of video windows that might include the TV screen, but also the one embedded in a smartphone or computer.

When COVID-19 first emerged as a global threat, it was truly a "novel" coronavirus. It did not resemble the typical coronaviruses, like the common cold, that regularly circulate.