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Nicki Minaj has shared her concerns about social media’s effect on young people and the “false realities” it projects.The Queens rapper has been promoting her upcoming fifth album ‘Pink Friday 2’ ahead of its release next month. Covering the December issue of Vogue, she revealed that she wants her to use her platform to talk about mental illness and drug addiction – having recently revealed she was addicted to prescribed Percocet medication.“It’s gotten so easy to be alone physically, where young people spend 12, 16 hours a day in their rooms on their phones, looking at these false realities, comparing themselves.

Boris Johnson has warned his Cabinet there is a “huge spike coming” of Omicron covid infections as he desperately fights off a Tory rebellion against new coronavirus restrictions.

"#CaeseandDesist.”The comments escalated quickly, with many outraged by the entrepreneur's behaviour.Femi, a writer for the Independent said: "Could you please unfollow me."Sillyshib replied: "If anything happens to Chris Whitty, you are going to find yourself in deep, deep trouble."LPiarcey said: "@metpoliceuk this is a clear threat to Chris Whitty and incitement to others to harm him."Please take immediate action to protect him and to stop this person from further incitement.”Adding to this, MartinRemains said: "@TwitterSupport this account has made a death threat to a public figure who might fear for his life in the current environment of deliberate disinformation."Why is this account not suspended?”A lot of criticism has been aimed at

Nicki Minaj has been criticised by the UK’s chief medical officer Chris Witty after she tweeted that COVID vaccines are linked to impotence.It comes after the rapper claimed a cousin of hers in Trinidad refused to get the jab because “his friend got it [and] became impotent” and “his testicles became swollen”.“His friend was weeks away from getting married, now the girl called off the wedding,” she claimed, urging her followers to “just pray on it” and “make sure you’re comfortable with [your] decision [to get vaccinated], not bullied”.My cousin in Trinidad won’t get the vaccine cuz his friend got it & became impotent. His testicles became swollen.

Boris Johnson, 56, was “not fit for purpose” as a Prime Minister in a fresh swipe at the Government.The Loose Women panellist shared an animation of Boris carrying a football goal net behind the likes of Chris Witty.She captioned her post: “We have a bumbling oaf for a leader.

Boris Johnson was joined by England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Witty and the UK's Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance as he held the press conference from No.10 Downing Street on Tuesday afternoon.More than 1.3million people have received their first coronavirus vaccination so far in the UK, with the first Oxford/AstraZeneca jabs being rolled out on Monday.That includes 650,000 people aged over 80 – meaning 1-in-4 of the most vulnerable have already been vaccinated.Mr Johnson has previously said that "with a fair wind in our sails" it should be possible to vaccinate 13 million of the most vulnerable people by mid-February, paving the way for controls to be eased.Top of the priority list are people who live and work in care

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxEngland could see in the New Year with a lockdown as the mutant coronavirus strain ravages the nation.Chief Scientific Advisor Sir Patrick Vallance warned that measures would "need to be increased" in areas outside Tier 4 - hinting at what would be in effect a third national lockdown.His comments come amid spiralling case numbers being blamed on a new strain of Covid-19 which is thought to be up to 70% more infectious.The Government’s Chief Medical Officer, Chris Witty, has already warned that the number of patients in hospital is on course to match April’s peak by December 31.Professor Witty warned the numbers will continue increasing

Separate coronavirus outbreaks were detected at 92 care homes in the UK in just the last 24 hours.

Ten more people have died after being diagnosed with coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the UK to 21.

Glastonbury Festival organisers have responded to concerned 2020 ticket holders about whether the show will go on amid coronavirus fears.