Pregnant Shawn Johnson East Tests Positive for COVID-19, Shares Symptoms: ‘I’m Nervous’

Heather Rae Young shared some behind-the-scenes details about the perplexing tattoo she debuted earlier this week.  The "Selling Sunset" star, 33, took to Instagram on Monday to share an up-close look at her new tattoo featuring the words "Yes sir, Mr. El Moussa" in black cursive ink on her backside.The tattoo was meant as a special Valentine’s Day gift to her fiance, "Flip or Flop" star Tarek El Moussa, 39.  After the post went viral, Young deleted it but decided to share a brief video to her Instagram Story Tuesday showing her excitedly preparing to get inked with her tattoo artist, Sean Arnold.  "I’m going to post a video from yesterday.

direct to your inboxA town has been asked to turn red for a final tribute to a tragic teenager. The funeral of Manchester United fan, Ryan Turner, will take place tomorrow afternoon, CoventryLive reports.

Mrs Hinch is in the process of designing and decorating her dream nursery ahead of the arrival of her second child. Project Nursery is full steam ahead, and the cleaning influencer has shared her latest shopping haul to kit out the space.

Manchester United appear to have positioned themselves perfectly for a Jadon Sancho move as reports in Germany issued a major update on Borussia Dortmund. The Red Devils have continued to track the 20-year-old following a failed move for the Englishman over the summer.

Blackford said: “The Prime Minister has the power to tackle child poverty right now by making the £20 uplift to Universal Credit permanent and by extending it to legacy benefits.

direct to your inboxFor the first time in months, all of Trafford’s wards now have an infection rate below 400 cases per 100,000 population.Before this week, areas in the north of the borough, including Old Trafford and Stretford, had stubbornly high infection rates since the October lockdown was relaxed last year.Now, all areas have dropped downwards and the highest infection rate in the borough sits in Old Trafford with 379.5 cases per 100,000 people.The majority of the borough has infection rates below 200 cases per 100,000 population.While areas in the north of the borough still have the highest infection rates across the whole borough, numbers are finally falling.Urmston West has the lowest infection rate of all areas in the borough,

Bolton and it will be taking orders from today (Wednesday). The hit eatery has just four items on the menu - buffalo wings, skin-on fries, curly fries and its one burger, The Smash, an American-style sandwich with two beef patties, cheese, tomato, onions and a secret sauce.Owner Mohammed Hussain says he spent months trying out recipes for the food after transforming his parents' garage into a kitchen and now he aims to provide 'quality over quantity'."You can't get quality burgers up North, especially Halal - it just doesn't exist," he said."So we decided to turn my parents' garage into a test kitchen and all through 2019 we were testing and tasting recipes.

R Kelly’s trial in New York has been pushed back to August, as the COVID pandemic continues to impact on court proceedings. The judge overseeing the case said yesterday that it was now clear that conducting a jury trial in April was “not realistic at all”, according to the Chicago Tribune.The already delayed trial was set to begin on 7 Apr, and now has its start scheduled for 9 Aug.

Ever decided to give your hair a refresh with dry shampoo, only to be left with chalky, white patches? It’s a beauty problem most of us can relate to. Just ask Vogue Williams, who took to Instagram this week to rant about her hair faux-pas after she doused her locks in the powder-based product – resulting in bright white roots.

vaccination centre - capable of delivering 2,000 jabs a day - has been mothballed just weeks after opening.Instead of opening seven days a week to vaccinate as many people in the NHS Lanarkshire area as quickly as possible, the Ravenscraig Sports Centre in Motherwell has shut its doors.It will now only open at weekends or if the demand increases.Soldiers from the Leuchars based Royal Scots Dragoon Guards were drafted in last month to open the facility before handing it over to the NHS at the weekend.But it has been blighted by so called ‘ghost patients’ with hundreds of people failing to turn up to get the Covid-19 jab.According to an insider only 250 people turned up on Monday and the centre was closed the following day.An insider who has

Cardi B has shared a new behind the scenes rehearsal video for her recent single ‘Up’ – you can view it below.The rapper shared the track and its video, which Ukrainian director Tanu Muino helmed, earlier this month.The video saw Cardi in an array of elaborate sets and looks, with an intro scene next to a gravestone that reads ‘RIP 2020’. In a live chat ahead of the video’s release, she also described the song as “more gangsta, more cocky” than her most recent work.Now in a new behind the scenes video series that the rapper recently shared, Cardi complains about her knees while practicing her moves in 23 days into rehearsal, as noted by her choreographer Sean Bankhead.

Boris Johnson has rejected demands to extend the furlough scheme now and told Brits to wait three weeks instead.

At the University of Southampton, Professor Saul Faust has been focusing on delivering Covid vaccine trials and managing trials treatments and diagnostic tests across the Wessex region.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFollowing hard on the heels of the film’s selection for this year’s Berlin Film Festival Encounters section, director Denis Côté has shared a first trailer for his new movie “Social Hygiene,” the latest from the Canadian director who won a Silver Bear for 2013’s “Vic+Flo Saw a Bear.”At first glance, if the trailer is anything to go by, “Social Hygiene” seems at first glance a perfect pandemic movie: characters talking much more than two meters apart in a fresh verdant Canadian countryside.Côté, however, wrote the movie — even down to its title — in 2015 when alone on holiday in Sarajevo “in a state of alienation.” The only COVID-19 connection is the film’s expression of a desire to flee and to

unidentified flying object over South Florida and the Bahamas on the evening of Tuesday, February 9 and several of them aged to take clear photos of the phenomenon.But the UFO didn’t remain unidentified for long.

Everton, Wrexham and with the national team, and also featured for Tranmere and Bangor City.Dai played for his local village under-18 side when he was just 12 years old, and went on to make 82 league appearances for the Toffees between 1970 and 1977.Having revealed back in August that he was suffering from cancer of the pancreas, Dai decided that he would be treated at the Nightingale House Hospice in Wrexham and avoid chemotherapy.Dai was photographed working with physios back in November after 10 weeks without walking which followed a heartbreaking period in which he wasn’t allowed to see his loved-ones due to Covid-19 restrictions.He said at the time: “I hadn’t been on my feet for ten weeks as I’d been lying down in hospital looking out

It will surprise precisely no one that the current state of the world has led to even more insomnia than we were already suffering. In the US, Google searches for “insomnia” went up by 58 per cent in the first five months of the pandemic (to 2.77 million), which surely is some indication of our sleep-deprived situation.

Jet2 has cancelled all holidays and flights until mid-April due to the latest travel travel restrictions amid uncertainty over when lockdown will end.The budget airline said it was handing out full refunds for holidaymakers who have had their travel plans scrapped over Easter.Jet2 had previously announced plans to suspend their services until late March, but the new announcement has extended the ban until April 14.It comes as all passengers who fly into Scotland must enter quarantine hotels from next week under tough new rules intended to go further than the rest of the UK.In a statement posted on the company's Twitter feed, Jet2 said: "Due to the ongoing uncertainty and travel restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, we have taken

The world is a year into this global pandemic, but there are many, many, many people that still need a reminder that wearing a face mask can help stop the spread the Covid-19. That said, WarnerMedia has teamed up with the Ad Council and CDC for a PSA that serves as a friendly reminder for Americans to “Mask Up” with the help of some of the most iconic characters in cinematic history.

The Mirror: 'I think I'm done after this one. Three's a magic number.  'That'll work.

The grieving family of a Covid victim say they are heartbroken after a funeral director refused to dress him before he was cremated over infection fears.