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Should the rules be changed? Let us know what you think below Mr Hancock pleaded with the public to follow coronavirus rules explaining that the new variant of coronavirus is “highly contagious and it is putting the NHS under very significant pressure”.He echoed comments made earlier by England’s chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, saying “we’re at the worst point in this pandemic”.And he added: “The NHS, more than ever before, needs everybody to be doing something right now – and that something is to follow the rules.“I know there has been speculation about more restrictions, and we don’t rule out taking further action if it is needed, but it is your actions now that can make a difference.“Stay at home, and please reduce all

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2.4 million people have now received a coronavirus jab across the UK, the prime minister says.

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Liam Gallagher, 48, took to his Twitter account to post a jibe aimed at Professor Chris Whitty, after the government official issued a grave warning on BBC Breakfast today.The Chief Medical Officer explained coronavirus was “everybody’s problem” and it is now crucial to minimise any “unnecessary contact” to prevent the rapid spread of COVID-19.However, Liam wasn't happy with the advice as he said Professor Whitty “needs a slap”.The Oasis frontman typed in view of his 3.4 million followers: “That Chris Whitty is getting on my t**ty he needs a slap.”Other Twitter followers weighed in on his remarks, as one told him to calm down.They typed: “Chill out dude.”Liam fired back: “F**k off k**b.”While another said: “Chris Whitty worked the wards

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield, 58, said Professor Chris Whitty, 54, should hold off telling people about more potential restrictions so soon and as he urged him to take it one step at a time and consider people’s current issues.The host shared his thoughts during a live discussion with co-star Holly Willoughby and guests Julia Hartley-Brewer and journalist Andrew Neil on the show today.In the latest press conference, Chris predicted the UK could face more tough restrictions next winter.He warned: "We shouldn't kid ourselves [that] this just disappears with spring.“If we did not do all the things all of us must now do, if people don’t take the stay at home seriously, the risk at this point in time, in the middle of winter with

Large parts of the country could be in Tier 4 for months, the Prime Minister has warned.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to people planning travel over Christmas now many won't be allowed to do so.On Saturday, Boris Johnson placed several areas into Tier 4, meaning millions of people have been forced to cancel their Christmas plans.Chris Whitty told people: "My short answer would be ‘please unpack [your bags] at this stage."If [people] were to travel with this new variant, unwittingly, to an area that has a low prevalence and starts this being seeded even more outside the high prevalence areas that would be a significant risk to the area they went to."That is the reason we are really keen that people do not go from these areas."Now Martin Lewis has warned that people won't necessarily

Prime Minister was thrown by the question and left chief medical officer Chris Whitty to answer a technical point while he came up with an answer. After some consideration Johnson srcambled for the possibility of a Brexit deal on fishing that would give Scottish boats a bigger share of quota in the New Year.

Social distancing will need to continue for months to come, Chris Whitty has warned - as vaccinating the most vulnerable won’t be enough on its own to fight Covid.

Boris Johnson's draconian tier system means parts of England with hardly any coronavirus cases - including many countryside picture postcard villages - are being plunged into Tiers 2 and 3.

Boris Johnson's claim that "your tier is not your destiny" was dramatically undermined minutes later by his chief medical officer.

coronavirus. At a Downing Street briefing tonight, Professor Chris Whitty stressed that people should not hug and kiss their relatives at Christmas “if you want them to survive to be hugged again”.He said: “Would I want someone to see their family? Of course, that’s what Christmas is about, whether people celebrate Christmas as a festival themselves or from any other belief system.

The "worst-case scenario" of 50,000 cases of coronavirus per day across the UK is "almost exactly where we are at", a top advisor has warned.

Worried Brits are losing up to two hours of sleep a night worrying about the pandemic and increase their own anxiety by 'doomscrolling' before going to bed.

Residents in Bradford broke down in tears yesterday as they spoke of the hell of living in never-ending lockdown – after a poll that found “people in despair” in the city.

Coronavirus infection rates continue to soar across the country as SAGE experts have warned the UK is "heading in the wrong direction".

The Mirror reports.And he said the PM has been “working throughout the weekend” to look at the data and work out what to do.But while warning “everything is under review,” the spokesman said it was too early to say what any next steps will be.More than 10 million people are now under local restrictions, and London’s leaders are now asking to have restrictions imposed too.On Monday morning, England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance gave an update to the nation.They warned that there could be 50,000 Covid-19 cases a day by mid-October if the country doesn’t change course.They hinted that social gatherings could be the first clampdown when Boris Johnson gives a speech later this

Boris Johnson is expected to give a major TV update later this week where he could spell out a raft of new coronavirus lockdown rules.

The NHS may be unable to provide treatments and tests if the coronavirus infection rate gets out of hand.

The government’s top scientists will today warn the country is at a “turning point” in its battle against Covid-19 in a televised press conference.