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Catherine Tate has said Doctor Who is “100% the best job I’ve ever had” as she made her return to the long-running, science fiction show.

The UK is working intensively to allow Britons trapped in Gaza to leave but the border crossing remains closed because of Egypt’s legitimate concerns, ministers said.

Former Conservative Party MP, Chancellor and journalist Nigel Lawson has died at the age of 91.

Christine Lampard delighted fans over the weekend when she paid tribute to her mum in honour of Mother's Day.Sharing a series of throwback snaps with her mother, Mina, the Loose Women star heaped praise on her for being the "best mummy and granny".A post shared by Christine Lampard (@christinelampard)Christine shared a series of lovely snaps of her mumShe penned: "To the best mummy we could ever have wished for. And the best granny too! Sending love to all who struggle today for whatever reason."Fans were quick to comment, with many mentioning the likeness between the mother-and-daughter duo."You look so like your mum.

BBC presenter George Alagiah has admitted working while living with cancer has left him "absolutely knackered." The BBC News at Six broadcaster, 66, was first diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2014 and was forced to take a break from work to tackle treatment.After returning the following year, the newsreader was diagnosed again in 2017 and underwent more treatment.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty sends support to colleague after sad lossThe Sri-Lankan born journalist announced in October 2021 that he would be taking a break for further treatment before returning to his role in April this year.Since his first diagnosis eight years ago, George has undergone around 100 rounds of chemotherapy.In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, the dad-of-two has now revealed he has a "tumour site" located at the base of his back.He told the publication: "It is near my L5 lowest vertebra. I’ve spent a lot of the last 18 months in extreme pain.

Liz Truss has announced she would immediately reverse the rise in National Insurance contributions if she were to replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister.

Liz Truss has insisted she will not allow a second referendum on independence to take place if she becomes the next prime minister.

Sunday Telegraph. "It's a little emotional to be actually saying this out loud. My mum is relieved.

students.He and another teacher were teaching a class as an introductory course for key academic skills on Wednesday (March 9) when the lecturer took a break and failed to pause the meeting. A screen from a pornographic website with the title '18+ Cams with Sexy Cam Girls' soon popped up featuring a series of explicit images of young women.One of the students was 'revolted' by the incident, her father told local paper the Sunday Telegraph.He said: "She was very upset to the point where she thought about pulling out of university."A teacher should be a leader in the community, a father or mother figure, so I don't think he should be in that role."I'm dumbfounded that he would show that to young people.

Wilson Chapman editorNetflix and Time Warner alum Richard Siklos has been named chief communications officer and a partner at UTA.“Richard brings a wealth of strategic, operational and creative leadership and experience to UTA,” said Jeremy Zimmer, UTA’s chief executive officer. “He will be a great partner across the company, helping tell our story, and playing an essential role in UTA’s success as our business continues to grow and diversify.”Siklos, who begins his new job March 7, succeeds Seth Oster, who exited the chief communications officer post in January after four years in the role.Siklos joins the company from Netflix, where he has served since 2017 as the company’s chief spokesperson.

Christine Lampard gave fans a little glimpse into her day off as she headed to London's pretty café, Peggy Porschen Cakes.MORE: Christine Lampard pays special tribute to Frank Lampard ahead of her 43rd birthdayTaking to Instagram on Tuesday, the Loose Women star shared a snapshot of her coffee which featured a pretty heart. "All you need is coffee love [heart emoji] #peggyporschen," she simply remarked.WATCH: Christine Lampard shares rare footage of daughter Patricia playing footballThe picture came moments after she congratulated her husband Frank Lampard on his new appointment at Everton.

The perfect timing. Diane Kruger spoke candidly on Saturday, January 1, about why waiting to have a baby until age 42 was the best decision.

Russian submarines are stalking the UK coast, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace revealed today as he admitted Moscow is Britain's "number one adversary threat".

One million Brits could be jabbed a day in a bid to beat the Indian variant which threatens the end of Covid-19 restrictions.

direct to your inboxThe government is considering a 'jabs at work' plan to accelerate the vaccination of people under 50 starting in spring, it has been reported.More than 11.4million people have now had the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the UK, the latest figures show.And according to the Sunday Telegraph, the government is confident it will have vaccinated everyone in the nine priority groups by May, or perhaps even earlier.Attention will then turn to how to get the remaining adult population, around 30million people, vaccinated as quickly as possible and in what order.According to the Telegraph, business groups, unions and other bodies have submitted 'bids' to the government for priority.Those at the front of the queue are

The Government is considering vaccinating younger people at their workplaces, a report claims.

direct to your inboxVaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi has opened up about the 'heart wrenching' loss of his uncle who died from coronavirus.Mr Zahawi says he's 'more determined than ever' to succeed with the vaccine rollout as he describes it as the 'most important job' he will do in his life. Faiz Issa, the brother of Mr Zahawi’s mother Najda, was being treated for Covid-19 in St Helier Hospital in Sutton, south London, when he succumbed to the virus on the evening of January 18.In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, Mr Zahawi said: “The nurse was actually with him and he was talking to his daughter.

direct to your inboxBritain's vaccine breakthrough could lead to the end of the coronavirus restrictions before March, the health secretary has said.The first doses of the Pfizer vaccine are being shipped out to locations across the UK this weekend after it was approved for use.It is expected jabs will start to be administered from Tuesday.And in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, Matt Hancock said he believes it will mean the current tiering system of restrictions could be loosened in the first three months of next year."There's no doubt that having the vaccine early...

Spoilers ahead. Sarah Horsley, the widow of Major Hugh Lindsay, is calling out Netflix‘s The Crown for the portrayal of her husband’s death in season four of the show.

Prince Charles has highlighted the plight of young people who could need "urgent help" to protect their futures from the coronavirus pandemic. In an article published in the Sunday Telegraph, Prince Charles suggested there could be one million young people who have been impacted by the pandemic that now require critical help and support.

Meghan Markle may not being using her old HRH title anymore, but her future could include another title—like "Madam President," for example. The Duchess of Sussex could *potentially* run for office in the United States, according to Jonathan Shalit, a celebrity agent who apparently knows Meghan personally.