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Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Gareth Barry's rash tackle on Jeremy Lynch sent Soccer Aid fans into raptures.The former England international flew through the F2 Freestyler during the first half of the clash at Old Trafford.Soccer Aid was returning slightly later than planned this year with the annual clash between England XI and World XI on Sunday.Lynch was playing for the World XI as coronavirus restrictions prevented as many foreign-based players as normal from entering the country to feature in the game.And he felt the full force of a Barry tackle towards the end of the first-half.The recently-retired midfielder mid-timed his tackle and clattered straight into the nimble-footed amateur

The gorgeous weather brings with it a lot of good, but then there's the things we conveniently forget about - like the insects, sticky nights and heat rash.

hereThe study authors write: “This study strongly supports the inclusion of skin rashes in the list of suspicious Covid-19 symptoms.“Although it is less prevalent than fever, it is more specific of Covid-19 and lasts longer.“An increased awareness from the public and healthcare professionals regarding Covid-19 skin changes will allow more efficient identification of new and earlier clusters of the disease.”According to a pre-print of the study, which has not been peer-reviewed, 17% of respondents testing positive for coronavirus reported a rash as the first symptom of the disease.And for one in five people (21%) who reported a rash and were confirmed as being infected with coronavirus, the rash was their only symptom.Lead author Dr

Christine Lampard opened up on the terrifying moment that she and husband Frank were told to take their daughter Patricia, 20 months, to hospital amid the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking on Loose Women on Friday 8 May, Christine revealed she dashed her young daughter to hospital last week after she developed a high fever and a rash.The 41 year old revealed, thankfully, how her little girl is fine, but detailed how the ordeal was “scary”.

A 13-year-old boy is fighting for life in hospital with coronavirus after suffering a sudden rash and bloodshot eyes.

A 13-year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital with coronavirus after suffering bloodshot eyes and a rash.

A mum has urged parents to look out for a rash and bloodshot eyes as possible Covid-19 symptoms, after her 13-year-old son fell critically ill with the virus.

Scientists say a red skin rash could be a new telltale sign of coronavirus - even if the patient doesn't have other typical symptoms.

Scientists have discovered that a rash could be a new sign of coronavirus, even if there are no other symptoms.

Glasgow, started to experience health problems after piling on the pounds working a desk job. Tipping the scales at 18st 8lb, Thomas began to suffer with breathing difficulties and a mystery rash on his legs.He was taken into hospital and warned by medics during a week-long stay his life was in need of a major shake-up if he wanted a better future.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxA mum has spoken out after tiny moth caterpillars left her children "screaming in pain" and suffering a horrific week-long rash.Caroline Berry and her two youngsters Annie, two, and George, five, all developed painful rashes after they unknowingly came in contact with the toxic tiny hairs which cover the bugs' bodies.Instead of enjoying a family picnic she says they quickly had to pack up and leave after being stung by the insects while playing in a park.

“It only took me 49 years to realize I’m allergic to almost everything,” Mark Wahlberg captioned his June 29 Instagram post. In the pic, the 49-year-old Departed star posed shirtless with his back to the camera. The markings on his skin indicated he was getting an allergy test, and the rashes on his back confirmed what he said: Mark’s allergic to everything. Hopefully, he’s not allergic to praise, because some fans couldn’t help themselves in the comment section.

Britain’s unexpected spells of hot weather are wonderful, aren't they?But what about those for whom the unprecedented run of sunny days and occasionally stifling heat, especially at night, have caused them to break out in heatrash?Hot weather can put the skin at risk from a host of irritants, including insects, sweat, bacteria and even suncream, so your memento of a hot summer is likely to be an irritating itch than an all-over tan.There’s every chance that your heatrash might also be something more serious altogether – such as seasonal eczema or even light sensitivity. So have you got a lingering heat rash, or is it something else – and how should you treat it? Here, we ask the experts.Heat rash – or, to give it its medical name, miliaria

coronavirus.But instead of getting a fever or persistent cough, incredibly painful rashes flared up on her hands and feet.At first, doctors thought she might have blood cancer or even HIV and were left stumped when medical tests showed no ailments.Terrified Sarah thought she was going to die and was scared she would leave her nine-year-old son Noah alone.Eventually, more than three months later, the 36-year-old was told she had contracted Covid-19 in late February.Now Sarah wants to warn other Brits - who have suffered rashes - that they might have unknowingly got the deadly virus as well."It was pretty scary being told I might have HIV or blood cancer," she said."I really thought I would die.

Their wide smiles clearly show twin tots Leia and Thea Godwin are delighted to be back together.

As well as coronavirus, many are now worried about Kawasaki disease – which seems to be affecting a number of children.