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Liam Payne has revealed his experiences of co-parenting his three-year-old son who he shares with his ex Cheryl during the pandemic.

sign up for our free, spam-free Watch This Now newsletter that delivers the best TV show picks straight to your inbox. You can also look at our massive collection of recommendations, or our list of suggestions of what to watch next based on shows you already like.  Series premiere Sunday at 9/8c on HBOThe story of Tiger Woods has always been ripe for documentation, but there's never been a better time for it than now.

Kate Ferdinand has opened up to her fans about her early motherhood struggles.

Wetherspoon pub has been criticised online after posters appeared in the windows which social media users claim show "misleading" information about Covid. Pub giant Wetherspoon has been asked by social media users to take down three leaflets put up in the window of The London & Rye pub in Catford, southeast London.Posting a picture of the signs online, one user said: "Hey Wetherspoons.

direct to your inboxPolice have been told to get tougher on those who flout the new lockdown - amid concerns the public is not taking it seriously enough.The National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC), the body that sets guidance for forces across the country, has confirmed it will urge officers 'to move more quickly to issuing a fine where people are clearly breaching Covid regulations and not listening to encouragement.'It follows reports on the front page of the Sunday Telegraph this morning that police have been told to issue £200 fines to people 'if they refuse to go home at the first time of asking.'However, the NPCC appeared to deny this, tweeting a link to the story and adding: "There is no specific rule on the number of warnings

Strictly Come Dancing.The presenter was partnered up with Brendan Cole, 44, for the third series back in 2005.The pair became the fourth couple to be eliminated from the BBC competition, after a dance-off against Dennis Taylor and Izabela Hannah.In a new interview, Fiona has said she felt "so self-conscious" during her time in the ballroom programme.The mother-of-two claimed the pro, who left Strictly after the 2017 run, "wanted to be number one or nothing"."I should never have done it," Fiona stated.

Martine becoming the third professional performer to be booted off following Mel B and Sophie Ellis-Bextor's exits in previous weeks.    Talking about her time on the show, Martine said: 'I just thought it would be so lovely just to come out and have fun!' To which Davina replied: 'You look fantastic,' with Martine adding: 'That's lovely, thank you!'   As one of her clues before being unmasked during the show, Swan teased that she had served a Prime Minister and had deals with more than one president of the USA.

Martine McCutcheon has revealed video footage of the moment her four-year-old son Rafferty found out that she was underneath the Swan costume on The Masked Singer. On Saturday night, Martine became the third star to be eliminated from the latest series of the ITV singing show, after her Swan character landed in the bottom two against Sausage.

It was revealed that it was Love Actually and EastEnders star Martine McCutcheon behind the Swan mask on The Masked Singer on Saturday night which stunned many viewers and the judges.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has stressed to parents that schools are for key workers' children only during the third national lockdown. It comes after rows erupted over parents 'needlessly' taking up key worker spaces in schools.

Donald Trump’s demise has been a spectacle the entire world has watched unfold this week.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock said he didn't "want to speculate" on the possibility of tougher measures being brought in as coronavirus rates continue to rise. Asked about the prospect of tighter restrictions, the Health Secretary told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show: "I don't want to speculate because the most important message is not whether the government will further strengthen the rules."The most important thing is that people stay at home and follow the rules that we have got."And that, in terms of the scale of the impact on the cases, that is the most important thing we can do collectively as a society."Mr Hancock, who gave the interview from his own home via video link, added: "It is hard, it is not easy.

Mirror. The Department of Health and Social Care said it was giving local authorities billions of pounds more this year for public health and it was increasing access to mental health services, including for alcoholism.Consultant hepatologist Prof Steve Ryder, of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, said he had seen 20% more patients during lockdown.He said: "If you are at risk of liver failure and accelerate your drinking, it can take a matter of weeks to develop liver failure and die.

2 min read Former Australia’s Got Talent Winner and The Voice contestant Jack Vidgen has opened up on the latest edition of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here saying he was worried about coming out as gay because he thought it was seen as “dirty, disturbed and perverted”.

Mirror. The country, which has had just 35 Covid deaths in a population of 97 million, brought in early travel restrictions, shut schools for months and started a vast contact-tracing operation.Her call for tougher measures has been backed by Independent Sage member and former WHO director Anthony Costello.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has said he 'backs the police' over their enforcement of the lockdown rulesThe Health Secretary was quizzed about Derbyshire Police's approach to policing the stringent measures after they fined two women for their daily walk at a remote spot around five miles from their homes for alleged breaches of lockdown laws. The force has since said all fixed penalty notices issued during the new national lockdown will be reviewed following a string of criticism.

Devi Sridhar told Times Radio that although lockdowns are “crude” and “catastrophic” for the economy and mental health one is needed given the prevalence of covid across the UK. She added that a post- lockdown strategy must be put in place to suppress the virus going into the summer.

Tom Grennan has shared a new new track from his forthcoming second album to start the year – listen to ‘Little Bit Of Love’ below.The track is the fourth preview of Grennan’s new album ‘Evering Road’, which is set for release on March 5, 2021 via Insanity Records.It follows the release of the gospel-tinged ‘Amen’, comeback single ‘This Is The Place’, ‘Oh Please’ and the recent ‘Something Better’.‘”Little Bit Of Love’ is all about the mental struggle of moving on, or going back to a relationship,” Grennan explains of the new song. Listen to it below.Discussing the themes behind ‘Evering Road’, he added: “This album has been such a therapeutic experience, it has helped me through one of the toughest times of my life.

Co-parenting is never easy, but add in a pandemic and things can get even more tricky.

Sacha Baron Cohen took to Twitter on Friday to applaud U.S. President Donald Trump's ejection from social media.'This is the most important moment in the history of social media,' wrote the comedian known for such groundbreaking films as Borat.'The world’s largest platforms have banned the world's biggest purveyor of lies, conspiracies and hate,' the 49-year-old added.

President Trump is "deranged, unhinged, dangerous," and deserving of prosecution, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says in an interview scheduled to air Sunday night on "60 Minutes." The San Francisco Democrat sat down for a conversation with Leslie Stahl of the CBS News program last week following Wednesday’s siege of the U.S. Capitol by a crowd of protesters.