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Liz Truss faces a tough clash with Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister's Questions today, having been forced to junk her entire economic strategy and with her leadership in peril.

Sir Kier Starmer believes the death of Queen Elizabeth has "robbed" the UK of its "most steadying influence". The Labour leader has reflected on the impact the death of the monarch at the age of 96 has had and can understand why it has been so "acutely felt", and he believes the way the nation has come together in grief has been "heartening". He said: "It was when I had the honour of attending the Platinum Jubilee celebrations this year that I began to reflect on what the Queen’s reign has meant for our country.

Russia has added to its so-called stop-list, barring a further 39 British politicians, officials, business people and journalists from entering the country including TV presenter Piers Morgan. 

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore will celebrate her 60th birthday tomorrow (May 17) but she appears as young as ever.On today's episode (May 16) of the ITV show, her fellow presenters threw a party for her to wish her many happy returns of the day - but also to remark on how youthful she looks.Jane, who is a successful journalist and author, has been part of Loose Women on and off since its inception back in 1999 and is known for her outspoken views and take no prisoners attitude to interviews. Even today, the day before her big birthday, Jane grilled Labour leader Kier Starmer on the group curry he enjoyed with colleagues during lockdown after he vocally called for Boris Johnson to resign over Partygate.But on a lighter note on the show, her co-workers from Frankie Bridge to Janet Street Porter were on hand to send their good wishes.

Holly Willoughby was told off by Phillip Schofield after admitting to breaking the "number one presenting rule" on This Morning by not noticing the cameras were rolling and staring at a monitor.The presenter returned to the ITV studio with Phillip after the weekend break on Monday (April 25).After the show returned from an advert break early on in the show Holly suddenly burst out laughing.Holly then admitted her blunder, saying: "I was actually just watching us on the monitor, then I was like 'oh my God I'm watching and we're actually on'."Phillip gave her a stern look and a scolding, saying: "You can't watch the tele if you're on it."Holly exclaimed: "I know! Rule number one of the presenting handbook, I'm sorry."Phil then then gasped "wow" as Holly laughed it off.She said "happy Monday!" before continuing to present the programme.The episode included interviews with singer Aled Jones and Labour leader Kier Starmer who said there should be "zero tolerance" of sexism in parliament.Keir's comments come after the Prime Minister and Culture Secretary tweeted words of support for Labour MP Angela Rayner, who was accused in a Mail On Sunday of trying to distract Boris Johnson by opening her legs as he spoke in Parliament.Schofe also stopped a guest in their tracks after they announced what they planned to cook for the hosts on the early morning show.Phil Vickery appeared in the cooking segment for the ITV show and introduced his dish, named “Phil’s Spiced Lamb Kebabs”.Phil began: “I’ve got some sort of kebabs here that we’re going to play around with, along with a dip which I had in a restaurant a couple of weeks ago.""Also, couscous! A lot of people don’t like it, but if you get a lot of flavours into it...”Phillip cut off

Baftas speech has inspired a charity T-shirt to be made to support trans children, following her apparent shade towards JK Rowling and her comments about transgender women.The actress, 31, who is known for playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series, appeared to throw shade at the franchise’s creator, JK, 56, when she took to the stage to present an award.Host Rebel Wilson, 42, introduced Emma to the stage, telling the crowd: ‘Here to present the next award is Emma Watson.

Baftas speech has inspired a charity T-shirt to be made to support trans children, following her apparent shade towards JK Rowling and her comments about transgender women. The actress, 31, who is known for playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series, appeared to throw shade at the franchise’s creator, JK, 56, when she took to the stage to present an award. Host Rebel Wilson, 42, introduced Emma to the stage, telling the crowd: ‘Here to present the next award is Emma Watson.

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quarantine requirements  in England to match those planned for Scotland, which will require all international arrivals to self-isolate in hotels. The  Labour leader  said and estimated 10,000 travellers a day will be arriving in the UK from “higher-risk countries” where the South African or Brazilian coronavirus variants are circulating but which are not on the Government’s red list.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said announcing the lockdown measures "late at night on Twitter is a new low for the government's communications".He tweeted: "No one would argue with putting in place local action to reduce the transmission of coronavirus."But announcing measures affecting potentially millions of people late at night on Twitter is a new low for the government's communications during this crisis."When the government ended the daily press conferences, they said they would hold them for "significant announcements", including local lockdowns.

Boris Johnson will be back in Downing Street on Monday after beating coronavirus, according to reports.

Sir Keir Starmer has announced the senior members of his new shadow cabinet after his landslide victory in the Labour leadership race.

Piers Morgan was seen defending J.K. Rowling today - saying he doesn't think she's transphobic.