Matt Hancock caught out ignoring social distancing guidelines in House of Commons

Maguire has struggled for consistency this season, with calf and rib injuries interrupting his rhythm.The 28-year-old defender has made 27 appearances in all competitions for United this campaign, but was left out of the side in the most recent game against Watford on Saturday. Ralf Rangnick explained the decision was down to the need for “fresh legs, energy and the tactical demands against this Watford team.” But The Times now reports that there are tensions behind the scenes at United, with Maguire’s selection being privately questioned by members of the squad.

Russian tycoon has been found dead in his garage in his UK mansion just days after Russia's invasion of the Ukraine. Mikhail Watford's body was found by a gardener on the exclusive Wentworth Estate in Surrey on Monday (February 28).The 66-year-old father-of-three made his millions from oil refineries in Ukraine and then from a successful property firm after he had moved to Britain.

Premier League season, the race for the elusive final Champions League spot went right down to the wire.Chelsea and Liverpool went head-to-head at Stamford Bridge in what was dubbed 'the £20million match'.It was a winner takes all affair which would have seen one side qualify for the Champions League and the other settle for a place in the UEFA Cup.But goals from Marcel Desailly and Jesper Gronkjaer cancelled out Semi Hypia’s opener for Liverpool to send the West Londoners into the Champions League.A couple of months later, Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea for around £140m, and Daily Star Sport considers the Blues’ first team which sealed their place in the Champions League. Carlo Cudicini was still Chelsea’s undisputed No.1 goalkeeper at the time, while a back four of Mario Melchiot, William Gallas, Marcel Desailly, and Celestine Babayaro held down the fort.

Cristiano Ronaldo for Manchester United’s Premier League derby with Manchester City on Sunday.The United manager will stick with under-fire star Ronaldo ahead of the visit to league leaders City, according to The Sun, despite his lacklustre form in recent weeks.Rangnick is said to be hopeful that a week-long rest will have revitalised and energised his main attacking threat, who has notched just one goal in his last 10 games.Ronaldo recently suffered his longest goal drought since the 2008/09 season - his first season at Real Madrid - before netting a stunning long-range strike against Brighton & Hove Albion.Ronaldo, 37, made his fifth start in just 15 days last Saturday as the Red Devils were held to a goalless draw by Watford.The Portuguese veteran missed a host of chances as he has uncharacteristically done over the past month.Yet Rangnick will have to stick with the Champions League all-time top goal-scorer due to a lack of other options up-front.Marcus Rashford’s confidence is at an all-time low in an attacking sense, having struggled to make an impact all season.Do you think Cristiano Ronaldo is finished as a player? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Denis Ivanov, the Ukrainian producer whose credits include films with Oleg Sentsov and Sergei Loznitsa, has penned an open letter while fighting on the front line of the war backing the proposed boycott of Russian cinema. Read it in full below.

Sam and Billie Faiers have shared their dismay at being turned away from a high-end London restaurant, after turning up 20 minutes late for their reservation. The pair had been in London with their mum Suzie to celebrate her 53rd birthday, and booked a table at the upmarket sushi eatery Sexy Fish in advance.

Britain's lockdown's on track to be eased again in a fortnight, the Health Secretary has said.

The Andrew Marr Show.He tweeted: "Good luck and thanks Nick Robinson for taking over Sunday’s show."My lovely dad has just died and I am out of action."The tweets saw a host of sympathy for the political journalist, including from stand in Robinson, who responded: “Sad news. All my thoughts are with Andy and his family.”Sad news.

Boris Johnson has dropped his strongest hint yet that the two-metre social distancing rule could be dropped in England's schools.

coronavirus  outbreak. Kober Ltd, based on an industrial estate in Cleckheaton, Kirklees, supplies bacon to Asda stores, Yorkshire Live reports.

Asda has confirmed one of its meat factories is the source of a coronavirus outbreak.

Matt Hancock has blamed Apple for the failure of the NHS coronavirus app - and can't say when a new one will be up and running.

Vaccines- Over-50s first in the queue Matt Hancock set out who could be first in line for a coronavirus vaccine if one is proven to be effective. Priority would be given to frontline health and social care workers, the over-50s and those with heart and kidney disease.

People over the age of 50, frontline workers and the most vulnerable people will be prioritised if and when a coronavirus vaccine is available.

at the daily Downing Street press conference, the Health Secretary said two groups of people will be prioritised.

Piers Morgan, 55, shared a video of Matt Hancock, 41, patting a colleague on the back in the House of Commons as he arrived for Prime Minister’s Questions. After this, the Health Secretary continued to stand next to his colleague for a brief period of time before they moved away from each other.A third MP could then be seen joining the pair, before the man in the middle stepped back.In view of his seven million followers, Piers wrote on Twitter: “Health Secretary ⁦@MattHancock has spent the last 3 months telling us all to socially distance at least 2m apart.“This is him today ignoring that in Parliament.

coronavirus social-distancing rules and patted a pal on the back.

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Matt Hancock has blamed getting Marcus Rashford's name wrong in a live TV blunder on watching Harry Potter.

here This followed a campaign by Rashford, 22, who received free school meals as a youngster growing up in Wythenshawe.

Marcus Rashford as 'Daniel Rashford'.The Manchester United star has made all the headlines in the past 48 hours as he campaigned for free school meals to be made available for kids over the summer holidays.The Government confirmed on Tuesday they would indeed further extend the scheme amid the coronavirus crisis, having initially decided to cease the provision of free school meal vouchers during the summer.Hancock was appearing on Sky News on Wednesday morning to discuss the matter but embarrassingly got the 22-year-old's name wrong."Well I’ve seen what happened. The Prime Minister talked to Daniel Rashford.