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Britain’s Christmas lockdown truce may need to be reviewed within days, an NHS chief has warned.

coronavirus lockdown measures. The Scottish TV presenter was at the helm of the Channel 4 show last night, at 10pm on Friday, in the absence of Adam Hills.

Lorraine Kelly has blasted Rita Ora and Kay Burley for breaking lockdown rules in a her very own sweary version of The Queen’s Christmas speech. Lorraine presenter, 61, said stars who broke lockdown rules and government guidelines can “go f**k themselves” in the satirical speech on The Last Leg.

Kay Burley issued an apology email to her colleagues at Sky News where she branded herself an "idiot" ahead of her suspension, which has now been leaked online.

Kay Burley has written a lengthy apology on Twitter following the news she has been suspended from Sky News for six months after breaching lockdown rules at her 60th birthday party.

Jeremy Clarkson issues plea to Richard Hammond amid shark attack“After illegally going on a bender, they were going to go to a hospital to put lives at risk!"Adam has since said his colleagues’ behaviour could undermine the credibility of Sky News’ journalism.He told The Guardian: “That said, I retweet things because I think they’re of public interest, and certainly my feed has reflected a lot of people who are very concerned about the credibility of Sky News, and that I think is the important issue: the credibility of our journalism.”Kay and nine others are believed to have celebrated her birthday at the Century Club in Soho, London.The group then reportedly went on to visit a private restaurant, Folie, before four people went back to the

Jeremy Clarkson issues plea to Richard Hammond amid shark attack“After illegally going on a bender, they were going to go to a hospital to put lives at risk!"Kay and nine others are believed to have celebrated her birthday at Century Club in Soho, London.The group then reportedly went on to visit a private restaurant, Folie, before four people went back to Kay’s West London home.After the news broke, the news anchor was replaced on her show by Sarah Hewson.Reports have now claimed she won’t return to hosting her Sky News show until 2021.A representative for Sky News confirmed “a small number of Sky News staff” may have breached coronavirus rules.They told The Guardian: “We place the highest importance on complying with the government

It was announced that presenter Kay Burley had been reportedly taken off Sky News after she broke the rules of COVID-19 in the UK.

Kay Burley is planning a trip to Africa after it was revealed that Sky News has taken her off air until the new year after she broke lockdown rules.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley has reportedly been taken off air until 2021 after breaking lockdown rules on her 60th birthday bash.

BBC Breakfast, hitting the golf course or getting in her daily dose of exercise, Naga Munchetty enjoys nothing more than a relaxing evening at home. This week, the 45-year-old shared a rare personal snapshot on Instagram, revealing a sneak peek inside her sitting room in the process.MORE: Sky News's Kay Burley divides fans with COVID apology – but will face internal inquiryThe image sees Naga sitting on a cream leather sofa, decorated with bright pink and green cushions.

Shoppers are being warned to spend any Topshop, Dorothy Perkins and Burton gift cards they have as soon a possible.

Cher is making her way to Pakistan to help save Kaavan, the “world’s loneliest” elephant.The elephant, who has spent 35 years in a zoo, lost his partner in 2012 and has become obese due to a poor diet.

“We have just got to get on with this as soon as possible.”Health Secretary Matt Hancock called the data from AstraZeneca and Oxford University “really encouraging news”, but stressed that vaccines need to be approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).“This is really encouraging news on the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine, that obviously we’ve been backing since the start,” he told Sky News.“And I’m really very pleased, really welcome these figures, this data, that show that the vaccine in the right dosage can be up to 90% effective.“Of course, it’s vital that the independent regulator, the MHRA, will need to look at the data, will need to check to make sure that it’s effective and safe of course.“But we’ve got

A gust of wind sent TV equipment crashing down onto an MP as he attempted a live interview in blustery conditions.Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth managed to catch a lighting rig as it nearly toppled onto him during a segment on Sky News on Sunday morning.Presenter Sophy Ridge held her face in her hands as she watched the MP battle the elements from his Leicester constituency.Mr Ashworth, who was speaking about the latest developments on a coronavirus vaccine, tried to continue as the wind blew the umbrella he was holding inside out.Seconds later, as he tried to shake out his umbrella, a gust of wind sent a lighting rig crashing down next to him.Luckily, Mr Ashworth reacted quickly using his spare hand to catch the equipment as it

U.K.’s chief of the Defense Staff said in a televised interview aired Sunday that economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic increases the risk of a third world war, adding that robot soldiers could make up at least a quarter of the British army by the 2030s In an interview with Sky News ahead of Remembrance Day, Gen. Sir Nick Carter, the professional head of the British armed forces, said tributes to those who perished during wartime still hold relevance today even though there is no one alive who served in World War I and the number of veterans from World War II is dwindling.

Sky News, the 20-year-old, who plans to return to the UK in January, said she had the first two doses of the unproven vaccine last week at a hospital in Yongkang, eastern China.

The "worst-case scenario" of 50,000 cases of coronavirus per day across the UK is "almost exactly where we are at", a top advisor has warned.

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Michael Gove defended the £7000 day rates paid to some consultants involved with the Government's failing test and trace system.

Christmas will be “tough” this year and not the “usual celebration” it traditionally is, SAGE member Professor Jeremy Farrar has said.