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Kate Garraway has recalled the moment that she was mistakenly told husband Derek Draper "may have died" during his Covid-19 battle.

husband Derek will finally get to leave hospital.Former Labour political aide Derek was first admitted to hospital with Covid-19 in March last year and had the worst coronavirus infection of any surviving patient.He nearly died six times at the height of his fight with the virus, according to The Mirror.And despite now being free from coronavirus, the 53-year-old continues to fight for his life in hospital as the virus has left lasting damage to his body.As Derek has been in hospital for almost a year now, the Good Morning Britain host was forced to endure the toughest year of her life as she continued to care for their two children whilst working on the ITV show and Heart Radio.In an interview with The Sunday Times, Kate revealed that at

Manchester Evening News has been invited into the NHS to speak to those people who have been thrust into the trenches of our battle with the virus.

Reality TV personality Lauren "Lo" Bosworth opened up about an accident that left her with a severe brain injury and triggered a lifestyle change. "[Two] years ago in March I suffered a traumatic brain injury I didn’t tell you guys about.

Kate Garraway has opened up about her fears for her husband Derek Draper as he remains in ICU almost a year after he contracted COVID-19.

Kate Garraway called husband Derek Draper's situation a 'horror story' as she opened up about his long recovery from coronavirus.

Gwyneth Paltrow "didn't feel the need to bring up" her COVID-19 diagnosis. The Goop founder was struck down with the virus back in February 2020 but she didn't speak about it until much later because she felt there were "more important things going on".

Gwyneth Paltrow opened up about her battle with COVID-19 back in February 2020, nearly a year after she had the virus.

coronavirus in Scotland in the last 24 hours.Figures announced by the Scottish Government this afternoon reveal 639 new cases of the virus have been identified overnight, bringing the total cases to 209,068.The latest figures mean that, since the start of the pandemic, 7,508 people have lost their lives to coronavirus in Scotland.The statistics also reveal a total of 479 people are being treated in hospital, with 38 in ICU, one less than yesterday.It comes as the First Minister paid tribute to those who lost their lives to the virus.Writing in the Record she said: "It is natural to reflect, to remember those we have lost, and to offer our continued thoughts, solidarity and support to the bereaved."None of us will ever forget this year, and

link!And those wishing to get tested do not need an appointment – you can just head along between 9.30am and 5.30pm every day.Dr Jackie Hyland from NHS Lanarkshire told the News: “COVID-19 can be spread by people who don’t have symptoms or the symptoms are so mild people may not recognise that they have the infection.“For the benefit of yourself and your community, I would encourage as many people as possible to get a test.“The test results will help to detect the virus and limit its spread.”The community testing initiative aims to drive down local COVID-19 rates and transmission by identifying positive cases more quickly.All residents are encouraged to get tested, whether or not they have any of the three main COVID symptoms – a new and

Ayr, which was closed yesterday, will remain shut until at least March 22.It has now emerged at least a dozen staff have been struck with the virus, along with a number of pupils.A source told Ayrshire Live: "It has spread through the school like wildfire."And only the younger year groups have been back in class during recent weeks."So the big concern moving forward is what would happen on Monday when everyone returns?"It just feels like we're going back to square one with pupils, staff and classes being asked to isolate left, right and centre."The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free

Simu Liu is getting candid about anti-Asian sentiment.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorI worry a lot about my parents these days.It used to be the other way around; they’d be the ones nitpicking at me, always finding something to fuss about whenever I visited home.

Olivia Munn is speaking out.

First Minister made the remarks earlier today at the Covid-19 committee at Holyrood where she asked by SNP MSP Annabelle Ewing when Scots can start to go to get their hair cut again.Despite not giving a specific date Sturgeon said she wanted to see them open as "quickly as is possible to do".Ewing: "When can we go to the hairdresser, if you're not able to give us a specific date this morning, are you able to indicate a date that we might be able to go to the hairdresser."In response to Ewing, the First Minister said: "I'm not going to give a date. "I can give you an absolute 100% assurance that I will not delay our ability to visit the hairdresser any longer that is necessary.

direct to your inboxTransport Secretary Grant Shapps has said he is “hopeful” that people will be able to travel abroad this summer but warned there were no “cast iron guarantees”. Mr Shapps said that under Boris Johnson's roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions in England, the earliest people would be able to travel overseas was May 17 but he urged caution when it came to booking.

Michael Sheen is opening up about battling coronavirus for “weeks.”

“It has been a very trying year. The most difficult we’ve had in recent memory, if ever,” said Bob Iger, first up Tuesday at the company’s virtual annual shareholders meeting. Sounding moved, he noted that it would be his last as he prepares to exit after 16 years as CEO and, more recently, executive chairman, and well over 40 years at the company.

Oh, the dreaded “Covid-15.”

Prodigal Son star Michael Sheen has revealed that he’s recovering from Covid.

Michael Sheen is the latest celebrity to contract the coronavirus.