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direct to your inboxIn the world of social media, when something goes viral it can be for good or bad.And the attention can cause all kinds of problems.This is what four men have discovered after a photo of them taken on a night out in Birmingham in 2019 has been plastered all over the internet again.The image of Jamie, Connor, Kevin and Alex has been photoshopped, commented on and discussed by thousands of people.It shows the four lads posing for the snap, all wearing super-tight trousers and a shirt. Speaking on Monday's Good Morning Britain, the four pals, who have become known as 'four lads in jeans', discussed with Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan on how the picture came to be viral and the effect that has had.

PETER Andre has revealed he's been targeted by Covid conspiracy theorists, who have claimed he 'pretended to have the virus'. The 47-year-old star tested positive for Covid earlier this month - with both he and his GP wife Emily, 31, shocked by the diagnosis as they were convinced it was an unrelated virus at the time.

Piers Morgan blasted Covid deniers as he told them to "shut up".

Dame Joan Collins, 87, revealed that it has been a particularly difficult year for her amid the coronavirus pandemic, as she labelled this year her “worst” yet.The Dynasty actress spoke on Good Morning Britain today about this extraordinary time, revealing that despite being alive in World War 2, Christmas Day would be very tough for people this year.She explained to hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan: “Well this year has been worse than anything I can possibly remember because you see I was such a young child during the time of the war and my mother was terribly protective and although she was scared stiff, she didn’t really allow us to be scared.“And we were constantly, my sister was a baby, we were constantly shuffled around, we were

GMB hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan were in charge of interviewing the government minister.

Good Morning Britain's Dr Hillary Jones has issued an alarming warning on catching flu and coronavirus at the same time.Despite this year’s flu vaccine being available to everyone who is over 50, shortages have been reported in some pharmacies across the country, making it harder to access.The ITV show’s health editor spoke out on the issue this morning when questioned by hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan.He warned: "The risks are doubled if you catch both viruses at the same time, according to recent studies."What I would say is the government's hugely ambitious plan to vaccinate half the population, 30 million people, is potentially achievable but it's a massive logistical task."And of course, those who are most vulnerable should be

Dr Hilary Jones explained to viewers how the NHS' contact tracing app works, but also warned that there were some major problems with it.