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Kate Garraway has spent Christmas Day at her husband's Derek Draper's bedside.

Doctors have revealed why Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper has been so unwell following his recent heart attack, after he suffered from Covid. After fighting Covid in 2020, Derek has faced numerous health problems including brain swelling, and issues with his kidneys, liver, and pancreas.The Good Morning Britain presenter's husband is now said to be fighting for his life after falling ill again last Monday, causing friends and family to worry about his condition.

King Charles III is hiding something very infamous in the snap.

death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II — and it appears to be taking a toll on his hands. New photos show the 73-year-old monarch’s palms looking red, raw and chafed after seven straight days of shaking hands with citizens. The snaps were taken in Cardiff, Wales, on Friday as the new king greeted fans outside Llandaff Cathedral following a “Service of Prayer and Reflection” for the late Queen.

Charles III's red and swollen fingers.Dr Gareth Nye has spoken out on Charles's hands following the death of the monarch's mother Queen Elizabeth II.Images of the new ruler's hands have been circulating online since the Queen passed away yesterday (Thursday, September 8), aged 96 at her residence in Balmoral.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children Archie and Lilibet are now prince and princessThe Queen's advanced age when she passed meant that her son and heir Charles was far from a young man when he ascended to the throne aged 73.Taking to Twitter, user @Anaiishhh1said: "Have y’all ever seen Charles’s fingers".Meanwhile, @leahgaraas added: "A reminder that these are King Charles III’s fingers". Adding authority to the debate, Dr Gareth Nye, Senior Lecturer at the University of Chester, has spoken to the Daily Star to offer some expert advice on what the King's swollen fingers could really say about his health.

cigarettes, Dr Gareth Nye, a lecturer and researcher at the University of Chester, has said there is still ‘reasonable’ potential for lung damage and cancer.Elf Bars have become extremely popular across the UK, with online vape platform IndeJuice reporting a huge 279% increase in disposable vape sales during the final quarter of 2021.However, Dr Nye predicted a ‘whole generation’ of 30-year-olds experiencing lung conditions in the next 10 years.Talking to The Mirror, he warned: "There is limited scientific evidence regarding these products, mainly [regarding] the liquid used to vape with, rather than the vaping device itself.”He said that the liquid in vapes such as Elf Bars can contain nicotine and some of the other harmful carcinogens and toxicants found in cigarettes.Because of this, the vapes still have the potential to cause lung damage and cancer, as well as cardiovascular damage.Dr Nye added that although e-cigarettes aren’t packing the carbon monoxide and tar found in normal cigarettes, there are other chemicals found in vapes that can cause long-lasting damage to smokers’ lungs."A 2018 study showed that e-cigarette users had concentrations of metals and volatile chemicals (toluene, benzene, and carbon disulfide) comparable with those of cigarette smokers," he said."These are the chemicals causing the long-lasting lung damage."As well as lung damage, vaping has also been linked to oral cancers, as well as dental conditions like tooth decay.Dr Nye urged people to think before they inhale chemicals into their lungs, something he explained causes a reaction from our immune systems, which in turn damages the lungs.When we've damaged our lung tissue, it’s harder for our bodies to oxygenate blood.

Disposable vape pens known as Elf Bars have exploded in popularity in recent months.

legendary Hollywood actor known for blockbusters such as Pulp Fiction, Die Hard and Looper, has announced that he will be retiring from acting due to a health condition.The news will bring sadness to fans everywhere, with so many having enjoyed his films for so long - Willis was always the reluctantly prepared hardman who would never run from a fight, a reliable name to trust for an enjoyable action flick. For most people, Willis will be best remembered as Die Hard police officer John McClane, screaming “Yippee-kai-ay” as he guns down terrorists in the name of love and honour.But what has brought an end to such a well-loved actor and father of five’s career?Willis has a condition called aphasia, which his family say is "impacting his cognitive abilities".In a joint statement, the family of the 67-year-old Armageddon star said: "With much consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him."This is a really challenging time for our family and we are so appreciative of your continued love, compassion and support."The Daily Star spoke to Dr Gareth Nye of the Chester Medical School to explain what the condition is, what causes it and what the chances of recovery are.Dr Nye said: “Aphasia affects about two million people in the US and 250,000 people in the UK.

Covid infections continue to rise in Scotland following the emergence of the new Omicron variant over the past few weeks.