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Sarah Harding 'will have saved lives' as her new autobiography tells all about her tragic breast cancer journey. The Scots TV legend discussed Girls Aloud star Sarah's book on her show alongside Dr Hilary Jones.

Express.co.uk: “ITV and I have worked together for 32 years and it’s been a blast.“We’ve covered some fantastic campaigns, like the Help Us, Help You one, and other cancer campaigns, heart campaigns, spotting the early signs of meningitis, cot death.“And we’ve had many letters as a TV station saying, ‘Thank you for making us aware of the symptoms of prostate disease or breast cancer, you’re instrumental in saving a life.’ “So that’s been great, and I’ll continue with ITV for as long as it’s fascinating and interesting and fun. “And I’ve got a lovely project that I’m looking forward to in addition, which is my first novel coming up in September with Welbeck Publishing.”He added: “It’s called Frontline and it charts the rises of a prominent

Express.co.uk, Dr Hilary said when quizzed on whether he was worried about patients with possible cancer symptoms avoiding the GP: “Yeah some people don’t want to be a burden, knowing how the NHS is under a lot of pressure.“Some people feel that they don’t want to go to a clinic where there might be other patients with Covid.“What I would say is that GPs have taken great lengths and measures to make sure their surgeries safe, so have hospitals, they have Covid secure areas and so have all the cancer hubs, very secure.”Dr Hilary went on to insist that people should be aware that they are not causing difficulties for the NHS by sharing their health problems.He added: “So people should be rest assured that it’s safe, they’re not a

Dr Hilary Jones, the much-adored health professional who shares his medical opinions on Good Morning Britain, has spoken about the role friends and family can play when it comes to encouraging a loved-one to go to the doctor. The 67 year old television personality and GP spoke told OK! Online : "Sometimes that prompt from your friends or family can be the motivation you need to contact your GP practice and get your cough seen to, especially if you’re over 60.

direct to your inboxDr Hilary Jones has issued a warning over festivals and other mass gatherings going ahead this summer.June 21 is now marked on many people's calenders after Boris Johnson unveiled his roadmap out of lockdown in England.This is because it is the earliest date all restrictions could be lifted - more than a year after the first lockdown was implemented.The Prime Minister said set out his four stage plan on Monday which will gradually see the lifting of restrictions and the reopening of society.It is hoped step four will see the lifting of all legal limits on social contact and that the final closed sectors of the economy - such as nightclubs - can reopen.The government will also hope to lift restrictions on large events and

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain’s Dr Hilary Jones has issued a warning to anyone hoping to have a summer break away this year.On the ITV show this morning, he was questioned about the prospect of staycations or even going abroad as people look forward to a loosening of coronavirus restrictions.It came as Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged people to be “patient” over the prospect of getting away.The minister said in an interview that the government is “doing everything that we possibly can to make sure that people can have a holiday this summer - but the vaccine rollout is absolutely essential to that.”Dr Hilary told hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shepherd that it was ‘far too early’ to even consider booking holidays abroad.Many will

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her relief at her dad receiving the coronavirus vaccine.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones says it's "good news" that two arthritis drugs, tocilizumab and sarilumab, can cut the death rate of Covid by 24%.

Lorraine Kelly got teary-eyed after hearing a special Christmas message from her mum Anne. The presenter, 61, has been unable to see her mum due to Covid restrictions and broke down after hearing the sound of her voice.In a surprise virtual appearance during the Christmas episode of Lorraine, Anne had a sweet message for her daughter on Christmas Day.An emotional Kelly told Dr Hilary Jones and fashion expert Mark Heyes: "I wish I could see them, it's terrible isn't it? I haven't seen her for ages."The Mirror reports she said: "Everybody is the same though.

Lorraine Kelly couldn't help but break down into tears after hearing a very special festive message from her dear mum Anne.

direct to your inboxEamonn Holmes made the best of his TV contacts today when he had to seek advice from Dr Hilary Jones. The This Morning host explained why he was sporting a new look when he appeared on Wednesday's show alongside co-host wife Ruth Langsford.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has explained who will be vaccinated first after the news that Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech has been approved for use in the UK.

Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid were left cringing today as Dr Hilary Jones appeared to break coronavirus rules live on GMB.

Dr Hilary Jones told Good Morning Britain hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid the sad news that he has been personally affected by Covid hospital restrictions.

Dr Hilary Jones is joining ITV’s doctors including Dr Amir Khan to team up for the first time to answer people’s medical questions during lockdown.

Lorraine Kelly has been forced to ban guests from joining her in the ITV studio amid a fresh surge of coronavirus cases. The Scottish TV star welcomed back the first celebrity to the show this week since lockdown began - other than health expert Dr Hilary Jones.

Dr Hilary Jones warned 70% of people will need to download and use the new NHS test and trace out that came out on Thursday in order for it to work.

Good Morning Britain’s Kate Garraway spoke about her concerns with the brand new NHS test and trace app on Thursday’s show.

Lorraine Kelly hit out at a "ridiculous" shopper who she had seen panic buying as she made a desperate plea to viewers not to do the same.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has pointed out what he calls a "glaring error" in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new lockdown measures.

Dr Hilary Jones told Lorraine Kelly COVID-19 could be with us for another whole year in worrying news from Tuesday morning's show.