Symptoms of norovirus: Warning as vomiting bug outbreaks increase in England

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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorConsider this a PSA: The owner of the verified Twitter @willsmith account is not the disgraced actor Will Smith who just resigned from the Academy after slapping Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards.The actor Will Smith does not have an official Twitter account.After the actor announced Friday he was relinquishing his membership in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, Will Smith — a podcaster, gamer and PR guy for indie game studio Stray Bombay who lives in San Francisco — girded for a new tweetstorm of misdirected commentary toward @willsmith, which he’s had since 2007. “Oh no, not again,” he wrote in a GIF of a flying bowl of petunias (a reference to “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Universe”).

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soldier suffered horrific burns and life changing injuries after getting engulfed in what he described as a "fireball" inferno.David Pristash, 80, is a retired veteran of the Green Beret Special Forces – the US equivalent of the SAS – passing selection in 1967, during the height of US involvement in the Vietnam War.In September of that year, he was deployed to the East Asian country where he and a small group of other special forces troops would be leading and training a Civilian Irregular Defense Group (CIDG) that he described as "basically para-military people, Vietnamese, Montagnards, Cambodians."David's camp was under heavy pressure by enemy forces from the moment he arrived and would often endure intense barrages.Speaking to Cleveland.com on YouTube, the 80-year-old said: "We started getting mortared and shelled. I was in the position coming under direct fire."I really don't know – the only thing I can think of is some shrapnel or possibly some sparks got into the ammo bunker and something set those off."It was just like a huge fireball, with the blast coming through the position and pretty much burnt everything off me and I assumed the other guys."I could feel the blast hitting me and when it stopped, I was on fire, so I jumped out of the pit, got some dirt and put the fire out." To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The father-of-four was transferred to hospital for treatment where he claims the doctors only gave him a 10% chance of survival.He added that he wasn't given any painkillers, as medics feared he would become addicted to them.He explained: "You basically just have to grin and bear it.

music.Although Marvin had a successful career and even went on to have three children and get married twice, his life was tragically cut short and the star died aged just 44.The singer songwriter was killed in a brutal shooting in 1984 at the hands of his father, who shot him in multiple areas of the body and was later convicted of voluntary manslaughter.Marvin had his own struggles prior to his death, having dealt with depression and suicidal thoughts, but his demise was ultimately at the hands of his father. Marvin Sr died in October 1998 and was never jailed for the death of his son, receiving a suspended sentence instead.Now, 38 years after his death, and on what would've been his 83rd birthday, Daily Star has looked into the harrowing details of Marvin's final moments. On April 1, 1984 - the day before Marvin's 45th birthday - Marvin Sr raged at Alberta over lost insurance papers and Marvin jumped in to shield his mother in his bedroom and began punching and kicking his father.

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Queen's supposed favourite footballer has put her alleged support of Arsenal in doubt.According to both former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and ex-Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas, the Queen is a fan of the Gunners, although her favourite player throws that into doubt.Sven-Goran Eriksson has claimed that her Majesty once told him at a royal reception that, whilst she was not a massive football fan, her favourite player at the time was Michael Owen.Owen famously broke the hearts of Arsenal fans in 2001 as he scored twice late on to complete a stunning Liverpool comeback in the FA Cup final.Speaking on the 'Sacked in the Morning' podcast, Eriksson explained: "I was invited to lunch with The Queen with about another 10 people. At a certain point, I asked her if she liked football.

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Will Smith has now resigned from the Academy following the viral incident he was involved in at the Oscars. The acclaimed actor slapped comedian Chris Rock in the face during the ceremony held on Sunday, March 27, in response to a joke made about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.

the Mirror.Though people should feel reassured that the uncomfortable bug usually goes away after a couple of days.The illness spreads easily in public spaces like schools, nursing and care homes and hospitals.This is because the virus is often caused by tiny particles of vomit or excrement entering the nose or mouth – contact with people infected with the virus or with contaminated surfaces can cause a person to fall ill.The advice was shared after surveillance in England showed that the number of outbreaks had increased in recent weeks.The increase in reported outbreaks was initially in educational settings, particularly in nursery and childcare facilities, with 48% more incidents reported to UKHSA than would be expected.Reports of norovirus outbreaks in care home settings have also increased in recent weeks, with a rise from 24 reported in week 6 (w/c 7 February) to 40 reported in week 7 (w/c 14th February) of 2022.While outbreaks reported in care home settings overall remain below pre-pandemic expected levels, it is likely they will continue to increase in the coming weeks, they say.Professor Saheer Gharbia, Gastrointestinal Pathogens & Food Safety Directorate, UKHSA, said: "Norovirus, commonly known as the winter vomiting bug, has been at lower levels than normal throughout the pandemic but as people have begun to mix more, the numbers of outbreaks have started to increase again."Symptoms include sudden onset of nausea, projectile vomiting and diarrhoea but can also include a high temperature, abdominal pain and aching limbs."Stay at home if you are experiencing norovirus symptoms, the UK Health Security Agency say.Do not return to work or send children to school until 48 hours after symptoms have cleared.

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