UK hits 20m second jabs as almost 2 in 5 adults now fully protected against Covid

Danilo has revealed how his compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo remarkably predicted he would break the all-time international goal-scoring record against the Republic of Ireland.

Hundreds of young Ukrainians turned out for a vigil in Manchester's St Peter's Square in the wake of the Russian invasion of their homeland.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are being honored in a big way.

EastEnders fans were gobsmacked as they watched Kat Slater propose to Phil Mitchell days before he went to prison for life.During Thursday's instalment of the popular BBC One soap, viewers complained of whiplash as the former power couple got back together before the London gangster settles into life behind bars.The doting dad has a number of charges stacked against him that could potentially see him living out the remainder of his life from a prison cell.Over the years, he has been involved in the murder of Vincent, kidnapped his son Raymond in addition to organising a number of shady deals under the tables of his various businesses.But as the heartbroken couple prepare to be separated once more, the former barman confessed that the only reason he decided to call things off with Kat was so that she could move on quickly after he was arrested.Still madly in love with her complicated partner, the raven-haired beauty decided to throw caution to the win and got down on one knee as she gave an emotional proposal to Phil.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the

Russia or it could be the “end of our security” after Vladimir Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine, a security expert has warned. The Russian President launched his attack on the neighbouring country in the early hours causing death and destruction.Mr Putin announced the action during a televised address early on Thursday morning by saying the move was a response to threats from Ukraine.He then issued a warning to other countries that any attempt to interfere with the Russian action would lead to “consequences they have never seen”.Security expert Professor Anthony Glees believes Mr Putin’s threat was regarding nuclear weapons and that it “might be Ukraine today but could be all of us tomorrow”.He told the Daily Star: “No one in their right mind wants a nuclear war but it is possible, and i say this in all seriousness, that Putin may not be in his right mind, to me he looks demented.“To me he may even be drugged I don’t know but he has threatened us with nuclear war this morning and we must show that we are not going to back off, because if we do back off, it is effectively the end of NATO and the end of our security.”Reports across Ukraine have seen airstrikes cause destruction as well as reports of troops on the ground, including in the exclusion zone in Chernobyl.

ITV's new gripping documentary Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders re-examines the case of notorious serial killer Peter Sutcliffe.The former lorry driver was found guilty of murdering at least 13 women in the late 1970s and early 1980s.The two-part series explores the horrific crimes and how Sutcliffe was able to continue his killing spree and go undetected for so long.Sutcliffe was interviewed and let out nine times during the investigation, but all the police had about the case was in paper form, making it hard to cross-reference.At his Old Bailey trial, Sutcliffe said: "It was just a miracle they did not apprehend me earlier - they had all the facts."So how was the Yorkshire Ripper finally caught? Here we take a closer look.Sutcliffe was finally arrested on January 2 1981, but it was several days before they revealed him to be the serial killer.He was caught in a car in Melbourne Avenue, an area known for being the Sheffield's red light district, with a 24-year-old prostitute called Olivia Reivers.The pair were parked in the drive way of Light Trades House when two officers decided to investigate because the car they were in had false number plates.While at Dewsbury Police Station he was also questioned in relation to the Ripper case, due to his physical likeness.The next day police officers returned to the scene of arrest and found a knife, hammer and rope which had been discarded when Sutcliffe had told them he was "bursting to pee".The officers also searched his car and found screwdrivers in the glove compartment.

Ukraine conflict. Fonseca, who was one of the coaches linked with the Tottenham job in the summer, is stuck in Kyiv after Russia launched its invasion on Thursday morning.

Sean Penn has arrived in Kyiv to film a documentary about the escalating conflict in Ukraine. On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with the Hollywood actor, who is believed to be making the film for VICE.

After separating nearly five years ago, Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor have rekindled their marriage. The actor, 56, recently confirmed to Esquire that he and the actress got back together. It all started during the early days of the pandemic when he decided it would be best to move back in with the 50-year-old and their two children, as it would be the only way he’d be able to see them during the lockdown.

Shanna Moakler's boyfriend, Matthew Rondeau, has been arrested following an alleged physical confrontation with Moakler.A spokesperson for the LAPD tells ET, «Matthew Rondeau was arrested today, 2/24/22, morning at 7:40 am PST for felony domestic violence. His bail is set to $50,000.» According to, which first broke the news, Rondeau allegedly got into a fight with Moakler on Wednesday night at their home.

“Adults Adopting Adults” is no more.

Celtic flopped to a Europa Conference League exit with a 2-0 defeat to Bodo/Glimt in Norway adding to the Norwegian side's 3-1 victory in Glasgow last week.

Miesha Tate is victorious once again as the new champion of “Celebrity Big Brother”.

Dave Grohl is testing his taste buds on “Hot Ones” with Sean Evans.

Sean Penn is right in the middle of a geopolitical crisis.

The xx have shared a live rendition of Jamie xx‘s ‘Stranger In A Room’ which they performed as a band back in 2016.The song, which features xx bassist Oliver Sim on vocals, originally appeared on Jamie xx’s 2015 solo album ‘In Colour’.The band performed the track live a handful of times when they were preparing for their 2016 ‘I See You’ tour, and they’ve now decided to officially release one of those versions.“You probably know ‘Stranger In A Room’ as a @jamie___xx track with Oliver @hideousbastard on vocals, but we also performed it live, as a band, when we were warming up for the ‘I See You’ Tour in December 2016,” the band wrote today (February 24) in an Instagram post.A post shared by The xx (@thexx)The post continued: “We only played it 4 or 5 times, but luckily one of these performances was recorded and we’ve decided to release it. It is available on all platforms today.

Britain has hit a major milestone in its vaccine rollout as the number of doses of coronavirus jabs administered in England passes 50million.

Covid-19 vaccine rollout could reportedly reach all adults by the end of June as efforts are ramped up in the fight against the Indian variant.

There are now almost 3,000 cases of the India variant of Covid-19 in the UK - a jump of 28% in just two days.

People aged 36 and 37 can now book a Covid vaccination, Matt Hancock has announced.

Matt Hancock has warned that the Indian Covid variant could "spread like wildfire" amongst the unvaccinated as he refused to rule out local lockdowns.