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Carol Vordenman has announced that her daughter Katie King has successfully become a doctor after she achieved her PhD in medical science. The 61-year-old gushed over her brunette daughter who focused her thesis on developing cancer treatments at Cambridge University.And the doting mum-of-two couldn’t wait to boast about her 30-year-old daughter’s impressive achievements online as she took to her Instagram account to share the joyous news with her 206,000 followers online. The Countdown icon posted a series of pictures of her beautiful daughter as the family celebrated her academic success together.

Denise Welch has blasted Piers Morgan once again on Saturday after the former Good Morning Britain presenter revealed he had caught Covid-19 at the Euro 2020 final.

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Since her debut on current affairs show Prime Time, Sarah McInerney has been gaining a legion of fans, impressed by her skills as a dogged interviewer.

Covid vaccine for younger adults amid fears of a rare type of blood clot. The vaccine will be put through a "thorough and detailed review" by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to determine its suitability for young adults.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is the latest public figure to speak out against the decision to halt the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.The Grand Tour presenter told his 7.2 million followers on Twitter how it was “fine” after revealing he’d had his Covid-19 jab.Speaking amid the news France, Germany and Italy have all suspended the use of the vaccine, Jeremy voiced his opinion.He wrote: “I had the Astra Zeneca vaccine yesterday and my blood is still a liquid.So it’s fine.”Several European nations have halted the use of the Oxford-AstraZeneca as a precautionary measure.This comes after a series of incidents involving patients having blood clots.However, the World Health Organisation has said there is no evidence this has been caused by the vaccine.The

"very well organised" and thanked the NHS for "such a successful rollout". "Very happy to have just had my Astra Zeneca vaccine at #Padstowsurgery Video: Care home vaccinations: Whately plays down reports some staff unwilling to have jab (PA Media)Daily politics briefing: February 7One man dead and another critical after north-west London stabbingLondon mosque turned into pop-up Covid-19 vaccination centreFurther stabbing following spate of incidents in CroydonCoronavirus vaccine in numbers: UK reaches 11.

Katie Price has shared her joy as her son Harvey has received the coronavirus vaccine early.The 42 year old mum of five’s 18 year old son Harvey has a number of health conditions including Prader-Willi Syndrome, septo-optic dysplasia, which causes blindness, as well as ADHD and autism. Harvey’s numerous health conditions means he is classed as “clinically extremely vulnerable”, and puts him in the fourth category of people due to receive the jab.

direct to your inbox As millions of people in the UK have now received doses of the Covid-19 vaccination, many are wondering if they have to pay when they are offered a jab.

NHS Lanarkshire has reminded those eligible who will be invited in the coming weeks, that getting the COVID-19 vaccine is a permissible reason to leave the home.

vaccine supply and advice on doses. It comes as Sturgeon announced a national lockdown in a bid to halt spiralling increases in a new variant of covid.

Nicola Sturgeon revealed the number as she confirmed a second vaccine, which could be the key to restoring relative normality to people's lives, will be rolled out from Monday.

coronavirus pandemic. And now the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has told a Downing Street press conference that the coronavirus vaccine roll out in the UK could start within two weeks.The earliest date could be December 1, he announced.He said it is critical we have been buying the first vaccines available.

coronavirus is widely believed to be one of the keys to helping the world get back to normal after the devastating impact of the pandemic.

A leading scientist has warned that a vaccine for coronavirus won't be ready in time for a potential second wave.

Business secretary Alok Sharma has announced ambitious plans should the UK's coronavirus vaccine trials be successful.