Hilary Jones: Last News

Good Morning Britain. They were discussing the latest news that Boris Johnson is set to announce a 10pm curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones told Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid members of the public are six times more likely to die if they contract both COVID-19 and seasonal flu.

Dr Hilary Jones warned why people who did not have coronavirus symptoms should not visit testing centres, as he spoke on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday.

Dr Hilary Jones warned Good Morning Britain viewers that the UK needs to "get a grip" and follow social distancing rules, to avoid a second wave of coronavirus.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway, 53, opened up about the handwritten letter she received from Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 56, which made her see a "very human side" to politicians.The ITV star said many have been "staggeringly supportive" while her husband Derek Draper has been battling on in hospital after being admitted to hospital with coronavirus in March.Kate recently revealed that she has been given much support throughout the time her husband has been in intensive care.Derek, a former political lobbyist, is now out of an induced coma but remains under critical care in hospital.He fell ill at the start of lockdown, and after being advised by GMB's Dr Hilary Jones, he was rushed to A&E.In a new interview, Kate revealed she

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has warned the UK is likely about to see a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalisations.

Dr Hilary Jones has looked to becalm parents ahead of children returning to schools by outlining the differences between Covid-19 and contracting a school 'bug'.

Dr Hilary Jones has tried to reassure parents that it is safe for children to return to school despite the rising coronavirus R-rate in some areas of the UK.

Dr Hilary Jones urged the public to not get "complacent" amid the coronavirus pandemic, suggesting that following the rules would be the thing that helps contain the virus.

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has suggested new COVID-19 testing centres in Turkey may just be a ploy to draw in tourists.

Good Morning Britain doctor Sarah Jarvis has revealed she had a breast cancer scare earlier this year, after attending a breast screening.

Good Morning Britain  doc - who is standing in for Hilary Jones while he is on holiday - therefore thought it was important to remind viewers of what they can do to keep themselves and others safe.

Alex Beresford was told that he wasn't wearing the right type of face covering today on Good Morning Britain after a photo he posted of himself wearing it received a backlash on social media.

Good Morning Britain's new doctor Sarah Jarvis, who has replaced Dr Hilary Jones on the ITV show, sparked "confusion" with her comments on face masks on Monday.

Dr Hilary Jones has taken a break from Good Morning Britain, and he's been replaced.

Lorraine Kelly, 60, broke down into tears as she looked back on the past four months of presenting her self-titled show, with fashion expert Mark Heyes, 43, and Dr Hilary Jones, 67, ahead of her summer break.The ITV favourite later addressed her "emotional morning" on Instagram, before going home to reunite with her parents for the first time since the UK went into lockdown.The television veteran took to Instagram to share a clip of today's show, as she looked back on their time working throughout the coronavirus pandemic.She started by saying: "That was lovely, wasn't it? What a time it's been!"You know the toughest thing is, we can't see the ones that we love," to which Mark replied: "I know, I know."Getting very emotional about not being

Dr Hilary Jones has told Good Morning Britain viewers why they should think, before rushing back to the office amid new coronavirus guidelines.

Dr Hilary Jones will not be on Good Morning Britain from next week, it has been revealed.

Dr Hilary Jones hit back at a Good Morning Britain viewer's comments about not wearing face coverings in public, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Good Morning Britain stars including Ben Shephard and Dr Hilary Jones raced to support Kate Garraway on her 'big" return to the show.

Dr Hilary Jones has warned the public won't be able to see the affect of reopening schools, hair salons, pubs, bars and restaurants until up to four weeks' time.