My Covid: Last News

Actor David Suchet finally received his knighthood from Prince William at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, 25 January, after he was forced to miss the original ceremony due to a positive Covid-19 test.The legendary actor, 75, looked smart in a long suit jacket, stripy trousers and a red tie as he attended the ceremony with his wife Sheila Ferris, being knighted by Prince William for his services to drama and charity.The actor, who played Agatha Christie's famous detective Hercule Poirot for almost 25 years, shared how he had tested positive for Covid last month in a now deleted tweet. Sir David revealed on Twitter that he had tested positive for Covid-19 with a lateral flow test and would be taking a PCR test on Wednesday 15 December – the day he was originally supposed to receive the prestigious honour. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Countryfile's Julia Bradbury has detailed her tough week amid cancer battle.The 51 year old TV star is battling breast cancer, and she's shared aspects of her journey on social media. Julia shared a video while out for a walk in her pyjamas and wellies and shared that she's "gone backwards" this week.

Selome Hailu editorJeff Bridges, star and executive producer of FX’s upcoming drama “The Old Man,” shared some first footage of the series and said that he’s “feelin’ better” after struggles with cancer and COVID-19.“My cancer is in remission — the 9” to 12” mass has shrunk down to the size of a marble. My COVID is in the rear view mirror,” he said in an update on his personal website“COVID kicked my ass pretty good, but I’m double vaccinated and feeling much better now,” he continued, following up on a post from March where he explained that he contracted COVID-19 at the same place he was receiving chemotherapy for his lymphoma.

Susanna Reid explained why Piers Morgan was not back on Good Morning Britain today despite testing negative for coronavirus.

Piers Morgan has hit out at criticism that he was able to get a test for coronavirus after developing symptoms.

Piers Morgan has revealed he's tested negative for coronavirus, but won't be returning to Good Morning Britain until he gets the go-ahead from his doctor.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan is set to return to the show after he tested negative for Covid-19.

Piers Morgan has tested negative for coronavirus after coming down with symptoms over the weekend.

Piers Morgan has shared his coronavirus test result, revealing he has not tested positive for the virus.