Matt Hancock refuses to resign over failure to publish details of Covid contracts

Cardi B, 29, and Offset, 30, looked like they were having a great time during the Super Bowl LVI halftime show on Sunday February 13. The all-star rapper couple were hanging out in a box while Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar rocked SoFi stadium. The couple looked totally blown away by their peers’ inspiring performance, as they tried to film it on their phones.

Zack Sharf Denis Villeneuve recently told MovieMaker magazine that he is “deeply pleased” with “Dune” landing 10 Oscar nominations, second only to Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog” as the most nominated film at the 94th Academy Awards. While “Dune” broke into the best picture race and landed nominations in every craft category, Villeneuve himself got shut out of the best director race.

Zack Sharf The first trailer for Adrian Lyne’s erotic psychological thriller “Deep Water” has debuted, bringing with it confirmation that the movie will go straight to streaming with a Hulu release next month. The movie, based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith, stars Ben Affleck and Ana De Armas as a married couple who play twisted mind games with each other.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWhat was the most popular Super Bowl LVI ad? According to YouTube, the No. 1 most-watched spot on Sunday was Amazon’s portrayal of Alexa wreaking havoc on the domestic bliss of Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost.Johansson and Jost, who famously wed after meeting on “Saturday Night Live,” imagine what it would be like if Alexa could actually read their minds. In short, the couple discover that the truth hurts.Celebrities also featured prominently in several of Sunday’s other top Super Bowl ads as measured by YouTube views.Those included Zach Braff and Donald Faison (former “Scrubs” costars) and Miley Cyrus in ads for T-Mobile; Eugene Levy, along with Catherine O’Hara, Brie Larson, Danai Gurria and Dave Bautista, for Nissan; Idris Elba for Booking.com; “Ted Lasso” star Hannah Waddington for shopping app Rakuten; and Arnold Schwarzenegger (as Zeus) and Salma Hayek (as Hera) for BMW.

Matt Hancock is due to give a Downing Street press conference today confirming when under-50s will get the Covid vaccine.

Daily Mirror that the Government is likely to follow their advice.

Piers Morgan and Edwina Currie got into a very heated debate about Matt Hancock on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid suggested that Secretary of State for Health & Social Care Matt Hancock is "gaslighting" the nation.

Matt Hancock’s department took almost three times the legal time limit to publish government contracts, new figures suggest.

Matt Hancock appears to have taken down a photo a pub run by a former neighbour involved in a Covid-19 contracts row down from his wall.

direct to your inboxPiers Morgan and Matt Hancock clashed again on Good Morning Britain as the health secretary refuses to apologise for acting unlawfully.Mr Hancock said he "won't apologise" after a high court ruling found him guilty of unlawful conduct by failing to publish Covid-19 contracts within the legal time frame.Piers was quick to ask him why he wouldn't issue an apology to which Mr Hancock said: "I won’t apologise, to apologise would imply I’d do something differently."Given the choices we were faced with in April and May, when there were very, very serious problems with access to PPE and some people were going without and the team were working so hard, to have taken some of the team off of that lifesaving work in order to

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain viewers were feeling the awkwardness while watching today's show.Matt Hancock was on the ITV news programme on Tuesday, however, his interview swiftly followed a chat with Ben Stokes. The cricketer was chatting to GMB hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid as the England cricket team continue their tour of India.

Defiant Matt Hancock has claimed he would breach the law over Covid contracts again if he was in the same situation.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has outlined when people may be able to hug their friends and family.

Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid did not hold back, as Matt Hancock appeared "incensed" that he and his team have not been thanked for saving lives amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Good Morning Britain when a glitch meant his face temporarily disappeared.At the height of the MP's debate with host Piers Morgan, a message from ITV suddenly popped up, obscuring the politician's face.Susanna Reid looked panicked, and turned to the crew, apparently trying to communicate with her eyes to point out the technical blunder.The message, which was on the screen for less than a minute, read: "Software update required."Watching from home, viewers were quick to pick up on the mishap, with one Twitter user writing: "@MattHancock getting a software update on #GMB by the team!!""Yes...a software update is required!" added a second.And a third chimed: "Software Update Required?! Is this the universe telling Matt Hancock his job is on

Piers Morgan was embroiled in a fiery row with vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi MP on Monday as the minister refused to condemn Matt Hancock or admit there were PPE shortages at the start of the pandemic.

Kay Burley who violated lockdown rules to celebrate her 60th birthday during today's interview at Sky News.The Health Secretary was asked over the lifting of Covid-19 lockdown measures when he took a swipe at the presenter and made an obvious reference to the rule-breaching birthday bash in December.During the programme, presenter Sophy Ridge asked: "You want to vaccinate or offer a jab to everyone by the end of July, but you can't even tell us whether we'll be able to go on holiday in the summer?"That does seem, to some people, a little bit ridiculous."Speaking from his north London home, Mr Hancock quickly commented: "Well, I know that everybody at Sky News is keen to be able to get back to having parties, and all of us, understandably,

personal protective equipment (PPE), within 30 days of signing contracts. Campaigners from the Good Law Project, including opposition MPs, went to court over what they called “wholesale failure”.

One in three adults has had a coronavirus jab, as Boris Johnson announced an accelerated target to offer first doses to all adults by July 31.

Matt Hancock acted unlawfully when he failed to publish details of billions of pounds' worth of coronavirus-related contracts, the High Court has ruled.