Lorraine Kelly: 'Anxious' ITV host says she needs 'time out' - 'Overwhelmed by it all'

Overcoming the past. Queen Elizabeth II was not always so fond of her daughter-in-law Duchess Camilla, but time has strengthened their relationship.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has shared she's "very touched" by the Queen's wish for her to be known as Queen Consort when Prince Charles takes the thrown. During her visit to London on Thursday 10 February, the 74 year old royal was questioned on how she feels about her future as the Queen of England. The Duchess shared that she's "very touched" and "very, very honoured" after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II shared her wishes during her Platinum Jubilee speech on 5 February.

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the Columbia Missourian reported. Daniel, of Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, was resuscitated and put on a ventilator but has allegedly suffered significant brain damage.The legal papers, submitted to Boone County Circuit Court, said he is still "unresponsive, unaware of his surroundings, unable to communicate and [with] a significant injury to his brain".The family's lawyer David Bianchi said it was the "worst" injury caused by a fraternity pledge he'd ever seen in his 30 years in the profession, according to reports.

Facebook and Instagram in the EU has been welcomed by European leaders, who say they would live "very well without Facebook".Earlier this week Meta quietly issued a warning saying that it could shut down the services if Europe doesn't let it perform "transatlantic data transfers".In an annual report to a US government agency, Meta said that the company will "probably" have to stop offering its "most significant products and services" if a new framework is not adopted.Now, German leaders have responded to the Facebook warning by essentially telling Zuckerberg to bring it on. Speaking at a meeting in Paris, Germany’s new economy minister Robert Habeck told reporters: “After I was hacked I have lived without Facebook and Twitter for four years and life has been fantastic."Speaking alongside his German colleague, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire added: “I can confirm that life would be very good without Facebook and that we would live very well without Facebook.”French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire also said: “Digital giants must understand that the European continent will resist and affirm its sovereignty.” The responses followed a statement from Meta in its annual report that transatlantic data transfers are a key challenge for its social networks.

CHRISTINE Lampard rushed to apologise after Flash Gordon star Brian Blessed dropped a massive swear word on Lorraine today. Christine, 41, is filling in for Lorraine Kelly over the summer and struggled to keep the screen legend in check as he told coronavirus to "b****r off".

Christine Lampard was back on our screens this morning to present the latest edition of ITV's Lorraine.

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Lorraine Kelly has heaped praise on Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway for her 'strength' as her husband continues with his health battle.MORE: Emotional GMB winner sends touching message to Kate GarrawayOver the past few months, Kate has been left worried as her husband Derek Draper remains in hospital. The 52-year-old was admitted to hospital after contracting coronavirus in March and was put into a coma by doctors.WATCH: Kate Garraway opens up about her frustration about husband's recoveryIn a new interview with Good Housekeeping, her ITV colleague Lorraine confessed Kate has been in thoughts a lot during the pandemic.

Kate Garraway has been praised by fellow ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly for her "strong" attitude as her husband Derek Draper's health battle continues. The Scottish presenter has revealed that her pal, Good Morning Britain presenter Kate, "pops into her head an awful lot" due to her heartbreaking family "situation" as Derek, 52, remains in intensive care.

HELLO!, Lorraine Kelly talks about sadly cancelling her holiday plans and the steps she had to take to visit the dentist. The presenter also gives an update on how her dad is doing. Read her column below...I feel so very sorry for everyone who has found their holiday plans in utter chaos this week. We had planned on taking a road trip to Spain with Angus but have obviously put that on hold due to the newly introduced quarantine rules.

KATE Garraway's ITV co-star Lorraine Kelly says she often thinks about the mum-of-two and praised her for being "strong" amid her husband Derek Draper's health battle. Kate, 53, returned to work on Good Morning Britain earlier this month and admitted she and the kids are going through a "tough" time as Derek, 52, battles with his recovery from the devastating virus.

SCARLETT Moffatt dropped a huge hint that she's signed up for Strictly Come Dancing - saying she'll dance on TikTok "if it doesn't happen." The 29-year-old Gogglebox star revealed she's super keen to show off her talents on the BBC competition as she teased her appearance during an interview on ITV's Lorraine today. Scarlett didn't shy away from the Strictly 2020 rumours that have been flying around when she was asked about them by Lorraine Kelly's stand-in host Christine Lampard.

coronavirus pandemic saw the vast majority head into lockdown, with our day-to-day lives severely disrupted for the foreseeable future.

Covid-19 lockdown.But the 60-year-old says her pet dog Angus was the “stress-buster” that helped her get through it.The morning TV presenter was particularly worried as her only child, Rosie, 25, had to stay in Singapore – where she had been working – for five months.So, Lorraine and husband Steve Smith only had Angus for company at their Berkshire home.She said: “When we first went into lockdown, I had real anxiety and felt quite overwhelmed by it all.“The news channels were on constantly. I was always looking at social media and it was all too much.

Kate Garraway, and how she’s dealt with anxiety during lockdown.The presenter has been hosting the final hour of Good Morning Britain after ITV began operating with minimal people in the studio.Kate, who hosts GMB alongside Ben Shephard, has been documenting her husband Derek Draper’s battle with coronavirus after he was taken to intensive care back in March.‘My friend and colleague Kate Garraway has been so strong, Lorraine told Good Housekeeping. ‘She pops into my head an awful lot.

Lorraine Kelly has hailed Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway for her 'strength' as her husband fights the effects of Covid-19.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, for her “strong” attitude in response to her husband Derek Draper’s battle with coronavirus.The star admitted Kate “pops into her head an awful lot” due to her heartbreaking family “situation”, as Derek remains in hospital.He is now free of COVID-19, but the virus has caused significant damage to his body and Kate has been informed by doctors that his recovery will be slow.Crediting the mum-of-two for her resilience, Lorraine told Good Housekeeping: “My friend and colleague Kate Garraway has been so strong. “She pops into my head an awful lot. “Her situation is so hard on her and her kids,” the presenter explained.Lorraine also addressed her own concerns about the pandemic and her worries about visiting her parents in

Christine Lampard, who is currently filling in for Lorraine Kelly, welcomed Dr Rory Cowlam on to the ITV breakfast show on Tuesday.The Irish presenter discussed separation anxiety with the vet as pet owners start to return to work as lockdown rules begin to ease in the UK.One piece of advice offered by the vet involved inserting peanut butter inside pet toys, leaving ITV viewers baffled. While Dr Cowham offered the information, he failed to mention that not all types of peanut butter are safe for dogs to eat.Taking to Twitter, one unhappy fan penned: "Christine, please point out that not all peanut butter is safe for pets.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, explained she would be heading up to Scotland during her break to spend time with her family.

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