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Lily Allen has been forced to self-isolate after one of her daughters was exposed to coronavirus through a classmate. The ‘Smile’ hitmaker - who has Ethel, nine, and Marnie, seven, with her ex-husband Sam Cooper - has said it’s “lucky” she’s already done the majority of her Christmas shopping, because she must now stay at home for two weeks to ensure none of her family members pick up the virus after she received an email from her children’s school telling them to self-isolate.

MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle told viewers on Monday that she has been recovering from COVID-19, having spent the better part of the last two weeks in bed and isolating.

A fit and healthy dad-of-three described the terrifying moment he was told to make his "last phone call" as Covid-19 almost took his life.

I’ve never been much of an anniversary kind of guy. I don’t dread certain times of the year because of certain events in my past, and I don’t feel any extra special sense of remembrance or nostalgia on holidays.

A 33-year-old mother tragically never got to hold her newborn baby as she died of coronavirus shortly after the birth.

direct to your inbox A nurse who sacrificed time with her baby to join the battle against coronavirus  has bravely told of the on-going heartache on the NHS front line. Ward sister Vicky Neville, 34, has written an open letter describing the agony of losing patients and calling their loved ones with the tragic news.She says she spoke out to 'open people's eyes' to the devastating impact of the virus.

He was sidelined by a back injury just days after revealing he had battled COVID-19 in October.And now, a shirtless Stephen Amell is getting a little help setting up a tiny tree with lights from his seven-year-old daughter, Mavi.'She’d catch me,' the Arrow star, 39, sweetly captioned an Instagram post that shows his little girl hanging onto him from behind while he was stringing the lights on the tree from a step ladder.

A small historic bridge which separates a Tier 3 village from a more relaxed Tier 3 area is being monitored by police to stop thirsty drinkers nipping across it for a cheeky pint.

direct to your inboxThe coronavirus infection rate was higher in London than in Greater Manchester on the day our area moved into Tier 3.In the week ending December 2, cases of Covid-19 in the capital were in fact rising, unlike here.The rate of infection in London was 169.32 per 100,000 people on the day the city went into Tier 2.This means that hospitality venues such as pubs and restaurants were allowed to re-open, as long as a substantial meal is served alongside alcohol.On the same day in Greater Manchester, the rate of infection was in fact 164.65 per 100,000 of the population.Despite this, all ten boroughs were placed in Tier 3 - meaning the hospitality industry must remain closed, with tighter restrictions on household mixing and

A nurse who sacrificed time with her baby to join the battle against coronavirus has told of the on-going heartache on the NHS front line.

direct to your inbox Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said efforts are being made to ensure care home residents receive the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine as soon as possible as the UK roll out begins next week.

straight to your inbox every day for free Paul Pogba believes he is almost back to his best after the Manchester United midfielder opened up on the effect COVID-19 had on him in pre-season.

Karl-Anthony Towns revealed on Friday, December 4, that he has lost six more family members to COVID-19 since his mother, Jacqueline Cruz-Towns, died while battling the virus in April.“I’ve been through a lot, obviously starting out with my mom,” he said, according to ESPN. “Last night I got a call that I lost my uncle.

coronavirus vaccine has arrived in Scotland with the first jabs being given out on Tuesday. Scottish Health Secretary Jeane Freeman announced the major step in ridding the country of 'this terrible virus'.

direct to your inbox A mum who was left 'scared' by Boris Johnson daily updates has lost half her body weight to protect herself from coronavirus.

Certain parts of California may be forced to implement Gov. Gavin Newsom’s strict coronavirus stay-at-home order this weekend after falling below 15% capacity at intensive care units.

Karl-Anthony Towns is opening up about how coronavirus has taken over his family, and resulted in not just his mom’s passing, but six other family members as well.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.One fifth of all Covid-19 deaths in Renfrewshire have occurred in November, shock new statistics have revealed.A devastating 59 people lost their lives to the virus in the past month as the second wave of the pandemic reached its peak.In the last week of November alone, 25 people died after contracting Covid-19, the National Records of Scotland has revealed.It brings the death toll for Renfrewshire to a staggering 282.George Adam, MSP for Paisley, said the figures are a stark reminder of the danger Covid-19 poses to local families and that the fight with the virus is far from over.He said: “I know the sacrifices everyone is making, and have been making

Neil Lennon insists his team must transfer their San Siro inspiration back into Parkhead. The manager is now facing an absolutely crucial period in the campaign where his team simply must get back on track.Celtic face St Johnstone on Sunday on home soil and cannot afford any slips.As well as the Scottish Cup Final against Hearts at Hampden and a Boxing Day away game at Hamilton, there's also home clashes against Kilmarnock, Ross County and Dundee United before the turn of the year which are vital to their hopes of winning Ten in a Row.Celtic have lost their last four games in Glasgow’s East End in a run which is the worst since 1958.But Lennon says his troops must now try and translate some of the traits which were evident from the

long-term effects of having COVID-19 are no joke, just ask Bryan Cranston.Months after quietly fighting off the contagious illness in March, the former Breaking Bad star revealed that he has yet to fully regain his sense of taste and smell. He had battled the virus alongside his wife, Robin Dearden, for about 10 days.“The only thing that lingered, and still is to this day, is that I lost a percentage of my ability to taste and smell,” Cranston, 64, said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday, December 4.

The chairman of Pfizer has said he is not yet sure whether their new vaccine will stop the spread of coronavirus.