Prospects for a Covid-19 vaccine are 'very good' - with clinical trials beginning next week

Tom Hardy had a frosty relationship on the set of Mad Max: Fury Road which saw them screaming at each other in front of cast and crew and made he feel unsafe.A new book Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild And True Story Of Mad Max: Fury Road by New York Times columnist Kyle Buchanan claims Theron branded Hardy a 'f**king c***' after he turned up on set hours late. Theron, who played villain Imperator Furiosa, claims she had a female producer to be with her at all times as "protection" against Hardy, 44, who played the lead character in the 2015 blockbuster. Natascha Hopkins, a stunt double on Fury Road, told in the book how Theron didn't want to waste time on set because she was a new mother at the time and was balancing her role with parenting.Cameraman Mark Goellnicht claimed Hardy was often late for the start of shooting.He said Theron, 46, arrived on set at 8pm and had her makeup and costume done, before getting into the film's War Rig.

League One match between Sunderland and Burton Albion.It became apparent there was a medical emergency in the stands at the Stadium of Light shortly after kick-off on Tuesday (February 22) evening.Play was paused while the supporter was treated for 40 minutes before being taken to hospital.Northumbria Police issued an update on Wednesday morning which revealed the man is fighting for his life.A spokesman said: "Police were in attendance at the Sunderland v Burton Albion match yesterday (Tuesday) when a man in the stands collapsed."At around 7.50pm, paramedics attended the scene and the man was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition."Police have been stood down from this incident and we wish the man a full recovery in the hands of medical professionals."Play was resumed around 8.45pm after a total of a 52-minute break.The Sunderland and Burton Albion players had initially remained on the pitch, but spent most of that time in the dressing rooms.The hosts informed fans in the ground of a 'temporary suspension' using the scoreboards in the stadium.They also provided an update online, tweeting: "There is a break in play due to a medical emergency in the stand."Everyone at #SAFC sends the supporter our very best wishes."Four paramedics were quick to the scene and were joined by St John Ambulance colleagues and an off-duty paramedic.

drug mule made a terrifying confession that he had a grenade on him during an arrest.Joseph Grey, 56, was stopped by police when officers carried out a covert investigation known as Operation Brooks in Nottinghamshire.In the bodycam footage shown at Manchester Crown Court, officers ran up to Grey's car, smashed the window and ordered him to show his hands.One policeman asked: "Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? What do you have with you at the moment?"Grey paused and answered: "I think it's a f***ing grenade.

women will associate their time of the month with gut-wrenching stomach cramps. Those horrible monthly pains can last for days with a hot water bottle and some painkillers there to save the day.But there are more indicators for periods, like migraines and tender boobs too, reports RSVP Live.Some of the signs might make a lot of sense to your time of the month, while others are unexpected.

Emmerdale fans were left baffled during the latest episode.

Liberty Poole had her followers doing a double-take as she glammed up for an awards bash.

Megan Thee Stallion has returned to court in Texas to settle another dispute with her label 1501 Certified Entertainment. This time the rapper wants the judge to confirm that her ‘Something For Thee Hotties’ release last October was definitely an album release, meaning that she has now fulfilled her minimum recording commitment to the label for the second option period of her contract with the company.It can sometimes be a little bit ambiguous as to quite where you draw the line between a long EP and short album.

Former Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan has died, aged 57. No cause of death has yet been announced.“Our beloved friend Mark Lanegan passed away this morning at his home in Killarney, Ireland”, reads a statement on his Twitter account.

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the Mirror.Bag a bargain by visiting the following shops at these times:Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterAs food expiration dates are often a guide to estimate the shelf life of an item you’re usually safe to chow down on meals made with out of date ingredients.Simply use your eyes and nose to check whether something is safe to eat – making sure there are no nasty aromas, mould or shiny stickiness on the food.But, luckily, yellow sticker items are still within date as supermarkets throw away food when it hits the expiration date on the package.

A Covid-19 vaccine may be given to poor countries before Brits despite it being paid for by UK taxpayers.

An expert leading global efforts to search for a coronavirus vaccine has claimed nobody can "be completely certain" it will be possible to find a cure.

Scientists are hopeful that a million doses of a vaccine for Covid-19 could be available by September.

UK volunteers could be given the first dose of a potential coronavirus vaccine within the next week, researchers say.

An Oxford professor says she is “80%" confident the coronavirus vaccine she is working on will be successful - and could be ready by September.

A coronavirus vaccine could be available for the general public by September, an Oxford professor has claimed.

UK scientists are hopeful that a coronavirus vaccine could be ready as soon as September.

British scientists leading the global race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus are hoping to start trials within the next month.

A coronavirus vaccine could be available in the UK in months as Brit boffins work tirelessly to rescue the nation from the crisis.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inbox A top professor leading a study on a coronavirus vaccine says the jab should provide a “good duration of immunity”.

A scientist working on a coronavirus vaccine has warned that it might to be ready in time for winter when the flu season kicks in.