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Covid-19 may contribute to heart damage apparent in severely-ill sufferers, according to new research.

U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) used a homophobic slur in an interview with former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon while supporting Newt Gingrich’s attack on Democrats.Gingrich promised Republicans will throw members of the House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack in jail, after a week of multiple bombshell revelations culminating with House investigators receiving a massive number of Trump White House documents the former president tried for months to block.“Newt’s right, we are going to take power,” said Gaetz, who reportedly is under DOJ investigation for alleged child sex trafficking, having sex with an under-aged teen, and obstruction of justice.“And when we do, it’s not going to be the days of Paul Ryan and Trey Gowdy, where the Republicans go limp-wristed where they lose their backbone and fail to send a single subpoena,” the Florida Republican Congressman said, throwing in a homophobic slur that is used to depict weakness.“No, it’s going to be the days of Jim Jordan and Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene and you know what, we’re going to get answers, real answers about what happened in the election,” he said, before continuing to spin far right-wing conspiracy theories.“Answers about the Wuhan Institute of Virology and certainly answers about a Department of Justice and a national security apparatus that has gone totally off the rails,” he claimed.

As 2021 draws to a close, here’s our rundown of nine storylines likely to dominate the international film and TV business in the coming year.

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Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the region“In Lanarkshire we were co-ordinating several incident support teams to contact trace locally.“We went quite quickly from it feeling like something that was over in Wuhan, maybe a few cases in Scotland, issues in Italy and suddenly it became very real for us.“I sat down with each of my divisional leads to review in detail our existing resilience plans.“We went through them and considered the specific implications of a virus such as Covid.“The particular areas of focus in those early days were really around ensuring our ability to rapidly upscale critical care, to make sure we had enough beds to cope because I was absolutely

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the region“In Lanarkshire we were coordinating several incident support teams to contact trace locally.“We went quite quickly from it feeling like something that was over in Wuhan, maybe a few cases in Scotland, issues in Italy and suddenly it became very real for us.“I sat down with each of my divisional leads to review in detail our existing resilience plans.

Meghan McCain is apologizing for her past comments about COVID-19.

Covid in China have been given access all areas passes to discover how the pandemic started.The World Health Organisation (WHO) experts are in Wuhan to to work out what caused the virus that has killed more than two million people in 12 months.The team are set to announce their details findings later this week in an eagerly awaited report.British zoologist Peter Daszak told CNN his team of investigators had submitted a list of places to visit and people to speak to, receiving no opposition from the Chinese authorities, the Daily Mirror reported.He added that evidence has been found about the virus' origins and is being "pieced together".He said: "We are not running rogue here, we are talking to our hosts.

direct to your inbox World Health Organisation (WHO) investigators have visited a research centre in the Chinese city of Wuhan that has been the subject of speculation about the origins of the coronavirus.The WHO team’s visit to the Wuhan Institute of Virology is a highlight of their mission to gather data and search for clues as to where the virus originated and how it spread.Reporters followed the team to the high security facility on Wednesday, but as with past visits, there was no direct access to team members who have given scant details of their discussions and visits thus far.Uniformed and plain clothes security guards stood watch amid thick morning fog, but there was no sign of the protective suits team members had donned during a

Chris Willman Music WriterIf you’re one of those people who think music has lost its dangerous edge, Sacha Baron Cohen had the cure for that in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.” Taking on two levels of disguise in the 2020 sequel, Cohen again played his fictional Borat character, who in turn disguised himself for a key sequence in the movie as Country Dave, a singer who shows up to perform a song called “The Wuhan Flu” at a right-wing militia rally.

direct to your inbox The number of people who have died in the UK as a result of coronavirus has now passed 100,000.

Most of the top studio offerings in 2020 were put on hold during the pandemic but thankfully some of the most anticipated films are now available to stream.

New Year's Eve gatherings are usually the parties to end all parties, with each country waiting for its own time zone to hit midnight so it can welcome January 1.

This year was a time when everything changed – the year in which we learned the phrase the “new normal”.

Borat 2, has said he would like to perform the film’s ‘Wuhan Flu’ song at next year’s Oscars ceremony.Erran, who is the older brother of the film’s star Sacha, contributed lyrics to the comedy anthem, which in the Amazon Prime Video film is performed by Sacha at a far-right rally in Washington while in disguise as a bluegrass singer.‘Wuhan Flu’ is now an unexpected contender for Best Original Song at the 2021 Oscars, and Erran has revealed that he’s interested in performing it during Hollywood’s biggest night.“I would love to, if we could travel then,” Erran told The Hollywood Reporter. “I think that would be one of the best things that would ever happen at the Oscars.

A year ago today the world was plunged into a pandemic not seen since the Spanish flu over a century ago.

Boris Johnson has branded coronavirus an "alien invader" in eyebrow-raising comments that appear to blame China.

Global deaths linked to the new strain of coronavirus have passed one million.

Alan Sugar has been accused of peddling coronavirus conspiracy theories after sharing a bizarre tweet about the origins of Covid-19.

The daughter of a British man who may have been the first person outside China to die of coronavirus has accused Beijing of a cover-up.

A student arrived back at his dormitory in Wuhan after eight months following lockdown to find his beloved turtle turned to dust and bone on the balcony.