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The One Show. Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas were on the sofa with special guests Dame Sarah Gilbert and Dr Catherine Green, the creators of the Covid vaccine. However, Ricky was first up for a chat as he promoted his new Netflix special, SuperNature.

Prince Harry displayed a "mature form of sadness" at the GQ Men of Year awards on Wednesday evening, according to a body language expert.The Duke of Sussex was back in the spotlight on Wednesday night to virtually present a prize to Dame Sarah Gilbert, Professor Catherine Green and the team behind the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine. Body language expert Judi James believes his appearance is rather telling about how the Prince is feeling at the moment.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A royal author has slammed Prince Harry for 'hypocrisy' after he blamed the media and social media for hesitancy over Covid jabs.The 36-year-old criticised those who "peddle in lies and fear" during a speech at the GQ Men of the Year Awards on Wednesday while introducing an award for those who worked tirelessly during the pandemic to create the Oxford AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.The Prince's surprising appearance received a mixed response from royal fans, with some praising the royal while others referenced he shouldn't 'throw stones in glass houses'.At the beginning of his talk, Harry hailed Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, Professor Catherine Green and the team behind the jab as

Piers Morgan couldn't help but joke about how awkward it was for him as Prince Harry made a surprise appearance the GQ Awards on Wednesday 1 September.The Awards took place at London's Tate Modern and organisers decided to invite the 36 year old Duke of Sussex along to present a prize to Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, Professor Catherine Green and the team who helped create the Oxford/AstraZaneca vaccine. During his brief appearance on screen while he was safely at home in Los Angeles, Prince Harry praised the team for their hard work and slammed those who "peddle in lies and fear" across the media for encouraging anti-vaxxers.

Prince Harry addressed the need to vaccinate people in poorer countries and "masses of misinformation" surrounding the the Covid-19 jab as he made a surprise virtual appearance at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in London.The Duke of Sussex spoke at the ceremony on Wednesday evening as he presented the "Heroes" award to the team behind the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert and Professor Catherine Green. In his speech, the 36 year old called on the government to do more to help those in need access the vaccine without fear and hesitancy across the globe.

Martin Compston joined Vicky McClure to present co-star Adrian Dunbar with the Television Actor of the Year award. The Northern Irish star, who will soon be seen alongside Cush Jumbo in Hamlet at The Young Vic, was just one of the night’s winners which also included prizes for sporting heroes in the shape of England manager Gareth Southgate, presented with an Inspiration of the Year award by Gary Lineker, and an Outstanding Achievement award for Team GB and Paralympics GB.

Ed Sheeran, Team GB and the team behind the Oxford vaccine have all been honoured at this year's GQ Awards. The GQ Men Of The Year Awards 2021 in association with Boss were hosted by Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina on Wednesday evening, with a star-studded room of award winners and celebs at London's Tate Modern.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterPrince Harry was looking dapper in his surprise appearance during the 2021 GQ Men of the Year Awards on Wednesday.The 36-year-old appeared live from his home in California to present the GQ Heroes of the Year award to Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, Dr.

Prince Harry made a stylish appearance at the 24th annual GQ Men of the Year Awards in association with BOSS on Wednesday night. The Duke of Sussex appeared virtually to present the Heroes of the Year Award to Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, Dr.

Prince Harry made a virtual appearance at Wednesday’s GQ Men Of The Year Awards 2021 in association with BOSS in London, where he paid tribute to the team of Oxford University scientists and researchers who whose work led to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

Dr Alex George has said an emotional thank you to the creators of the AstraZeneca vaccine, admitting to being "starstruck" at meeting them.The former Love Island star who has worked as an A&E doctor throughout the coronavirus pandemic was on Thursday's Lorraine for his regular slot giving health advice. He was thrilled to meet two of his heroes as he joined the studio just after Covid vaccine developers Sarah Gilbert and Catherine Green.

parents to check their washing machines after the glass door on her Hotpoint model exploded. Catherine Green said her machine was only on a 30 degrees cycle when she heard a noise "like something had smashed through a window" before she found the door to the washing machine drum had smashed, leaving broken glass all over her kitchen.