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The boss of a drug company creating a highly-anticipated coronavirus vaccine expects the UK will return to a "normal" by winter next year.

cosmetic surgery, is now on her way back to the UK.Michelle Williams, 46, may never fully recover from the operation and has now spent more than 12 weeks in intensive care at a private hospital abroad following a rhinoplasty procedure.She is on a repatriation flight home and will be taken to hospital when she arrives on Thursday evening.Her family are suing for medical negligence and have been locked in a battle with the hospital after it initially refused to allow Ms Williams to leave unless they paid a £20,000 medical bill.Her sister, Nikisha Lynch, told the PA news agency: "She is still critical.

New £5 pregnancy-style coronavirus tests which produce results in minutes could pave the way for millions of Brits to return to normal life in weeks.

The potential for a coronavirus vaccine in the UK within weeks has sparked great hope - and we want to know what Mirror readers think of the development.

The Sun: 'The decision isn't one she has come to lightly, but ultimately the relationship has come to an end. 'She wants to focus on her TV and radio career for now.' The pair first went public with their romance in 2016 after initially keeping their relationship private, and have made no secret of their commitment to each other.Stormzy previously said he planned to marry Maya, telling the Sunday Mirror in February 2018: 'I'm still so young but I want to propose, it's going to happen and I will do it right.

Paul Mescal is adjusting to fame.

Normal People’s Paul Mescal appears in the November issue of GQ wearing lots of stylish knits, bold shirts and, of course, a chain.The 24-year-old actor reveals his thoughts on the much buzzed-about accessory from the hit BBC series in the accompanying interview, admitting that he doesn’t quite understand the hype.“It wasn’t something that we put any focus on during filming,” he told the publication. “I think there has been a kind of leaning on the sexualizing of it, which has been a little bit difficult to adjust to.

David Robb Labor EditorOn-location filming in Los Angeles began a slow rebound in the third quarter of 2020, but despite the improved production outlook, FilmLA president Paul Audley said that there is “no way it will be back at normal numbers this year, or until next spring at the earliest.”Data compiled by FilmLA, the city and county’s film permit office, shows that on-location feature film shoot days were down more than 64% from the third quarter last year, TV dramas were down over 73%, TV pilots fell more than 90% from a year ago, and TV comedies plunged by 96%. But buoyed by a robust return of reality TV shows and a solid comeback by commercials, on-location shooting days were only down 54.5% from the third quarter of 2019.

UK vaccine trial boss has warned that life may not get back to normal until the summer next year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Andrew Pollard, of the Oxford vaccine trial team, said that Scots may have to follow strict rules on face coverings until July - even if vaccine tests turn out to be successful.

He seduced the nation this year with his hunky turn in hit BBC Three drama Normal People.

As Sir Cliff Richard marks his 80th birthday on Wednesday, the pioneer of British pop will have ample reason to feel proud.

Talking to Mirror Online, Price said: "Junior and Princess have both started YouTube now - they won’t ever have normal jobs."Junior's doing a film this Sunday, he's got a part.

Katie Price predicts that some of her kids will follow in her famous footsteps - but reckons some will have "normal" jobs.

It could take two years to bring coronavirus under control and for life to return to normal even with a vaccine, experts have warned.

With gruelling schedules and intense scrutiny, it's no wonder that many soap stars decide to shun fame.

Paul Mescal leans against a wall and takes a break from his walk on Wednesday afternoon (September 23) in Milan, Italy.

Lizzo is on the cover of Vogue‘s October 2020 issue, out now.

Sometimes fame can be overwhelming, and it can quickly run its course.The notion of celebrity is inherently fickle and a life in the limelight can make the dimmer hue of normality seem like a dazzling prospect. Former X Factor star Ray Quinn is one such celeb who has swapped his name in neon for a name badge and taken a very normal job.The Dancing On Ice 2009 winner is reportedly working as a Hermes delivery driver, and really enjoying it.

A post shared by Paul Mescal (@paul.mescal) on Sep 20, 2020 at 4:57pm PDTHowever, he was up against some big names in the Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie including veteran actors like Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Jackman.So while he didn’t walk away a winner, it was certainly an honour to be up against these big names!Paul was up against Jeremy Irons for his role in Watchmen, Hugh Jackman for Bad Education, Jeremy Pope for his turn in Netflix’s Hollywood and Mark Ruffalo where he played twins in I Know This Much Is True.It was Mark who was named the winner but Paul wasn’t going to let it get him down.

Normal People took TV by storm, quickly becoming one of lockdown's most memorable events.

Thousands of people applying for a single job vacancy could become the new normal if Boris Johnson doesn't act now to save jobs, Gordon Brown has warned.