'We're not out of it': Vallance and Whitty warn of 'new variants to come that could cause significant problems'

Amanda Bynes‘ conservatorship has officially been terminated by a judge during court on Tuesday (March 22).

Rachel Zegler was shockingly not invited to the 2022 Oscars this year, which caused an uproar online.

Ciara is taking on a new role.

Bones and All is coming!

an open letter posted to her private Instagram account, Reka Gyorgy, who previously competed for her home country of Hungary in the 200-meter backstroke at the 2016 Summer Olympics, blamed the NCAA for its “decision to let someone who is not a biological female compete” in women’s swimming events, according to Fox News.“With all due respect, I would like to address something that is a problem in our sport right now and hurting athletes, especially female swimmers,” the post read. “Everyone has heard and known about transgender swimmer, Lia Thomas, and her case including all the issues and concerns that her situation brought into our sport.“I’d like to point out that I respect and fully stand with Lia Thomas; I am convinced that she is no different than me or any other D1 swimmer who has woken up at 5am her entire life for morning practice. She has sacrificed family vacations and holidays for a competition.

GOOD Morning Britain will have a new double-act in charge tomorrow as Richard Madeley's break from the show continues. The 65-year-old TV legend has been having a break from screens with Martin Lewis filling in for the first two days this week.

GARY Windass vows to end his cover-up as he looks set to confess to the murder of Rick Neelan. In upcoming episodes, Gary reaches breaking point as a body is discovered at Weatherfield County's new training ground, the location Gary hid the body. Kelly clings on to the hope that the body is not her fathers, however police soon reveal that it is in fact Rick.

Kelly Clarkson never saw this one coming.

Prime Video just revealed when fans can expect to see “A Very British Scandal”.

Rangers supporter performed a sex act on himself during the team’s title celebrations.Ryan Gemmell, 36, admitted exposing and touching his genitals outside Ibrox Stadium on March 7 last year, after mobile phone footage of his actions went viral.Hundreds of Rangers fans had gathered outside the stadium that day to celebrate their team’s first league title in a decade, after then-manager Steven Gerrard’s men beat St Mirren 3-0. In the short clip, it appears that the 36-year-old was near a number of fans when he performed his sex act on Edmiston Drive, just a few yards from the front entrance.

Meanwhile a fourth exclaimed: "Gareth's a bit sexy!" As the first contestant to face chaser Jenny Ryan, Gareth performed brilliantly and sailed into the final round.But Gareth wasn't the only player to do exceptionally well for themselves on the show, as Mike and Karen also put on a spectacular performance and went through comfortably to the final.After gaining £8,000 in the cash builder round, Karen thought it was only right for her to go for the higher offer on the table which was an eye-watering £47,000.And although many doubted Karen's knowledge to begin with, they were left stunned when she added the huge sum of money to the team's kitty.Sharing their thoughts on the player, one person penned: "Aww I like Karen she's a good player. Really ballsy of her to go for the £47k!"Another said: "Whatever happens Karen has won the respect of us all today.""Brad’s right, they are a super team.

Tipping Point viewers spotted a major blunder on the latest episode of the game show after host Ben Shepard served up the wrong answer to a trivia question.Contestants Ben, Diane, Shannon and Ben joined the panel on tonight’s episode of the ITV quiz show as they competed to win £10k by answering a series of trivia questions and gambling coins on the machine.But alert fans were left gobsmacked as contestant Ben was served up a wrong answer during his Q&A.Contestant Ben was asked: “In the UK the longest day of the year appears in which month?”Ben answered: “July,” but was corrected by Ben who informed him the answer was June.Observant viewers immediately blasted the show, claiming the answer was wrong and dubbed the gaffe “outrageous!”.One viewer raged: “Bad question on #tipping point the longest day isn’t in June… that’s the longest day light hours…. The longest day is when the clocks go back as it’s 25 hours!!!!”Others soon joined forces to express their outrage at the error.“You’re so right! That’s so bad, they should know better!” one viewer blasted.

Chelsea are set to become the priciest sports team in existence with reports showing that ownership bids have greatly exceeded their expected value. More than 20 interested parties placed their bids to take over the European champions before the 9pm deadline last Friday.

Music to our ears! Taylor Swift unveiled her new song, “Carolina,” in the first look at the upcoming film Where the Crawdads Sing — and it is just as eerie as the movie trailer.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office released a series of photos of the hotel suite whereBob Saget died, on Tuesday March 22. The photos contain shots of the whole room where the beloved comedy icon passed away at age 65 on January 9, after suffering from a head trauma that led to a brain bleed. The incident report, obtained by HollywoodLife, included an examination of the room to look for where the comedian could’ve hit his head.

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Selling Sunset is already gearing up to be “electric,” thanks to newcomer Chelsea Lazkani joining the . "I will say it's really electric, It's nothing you've ever seen before on TV,” the real estate agent told about the upcoming season of the real estate . Lazkani shared the good news to her Instagram with the teaser image of the full-cast—sans the —wearing all pink to usher in a new season.

Amanda Bynes is free from her conservatorship! The 35-year-old actress’s time under the conservatorship came to an end on March 22after a judge ruled to have her released from it, according to TMZ. Amanda’s mother will no longer be her conservator, a role she’s held since 2013. The decision came after a tentative ruling was made on March 21, but the judge made it official less than 10 minutes into a court hearing one day later.

And Just Like That, the modern of , was just renewed for a second season."I am delighted and excited to tell more stories about these vibrant, bold characters — played by these powerful, amazing actors," executive producer Michael Patrick King said in a statement, released on Tuesday, March 22, per . "The fact is, we're all thrilled. And Just like That… our Sex life is back."Not much is known about the new episodes—like a premiere date or if any of the supporting characters will return—but we do know that the core threesome of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon), and Charlotte York (Kristin Davis) will reprise their roles.

Back for more! Sex and the City spinoff series And Just Like That is returning for a second season.

Boris johnson today (February 21) said that the response to the pandemic would be "vaccine led" as he announced that all lockdown restrictions will be ending by Thursday. Speaking after he announced all remaining Covid restrictions will be axed, the PM said there "may be significant resurgences" and "it's very possible that those will be worse than Omicron".Whitty said at a Downing Street press conference that new strains were to be expected and while some "will just disappear" others could escape vaccines and result in a fresh wave in hospitalisations.Prof Whitty said: “Some of those new variants will just disappear, but some of them will cause us significant problems and they could be either more vaccine escaping but as severe as Omicron, but the net effect would be actually more people end up in hospital because a lot of our protection is from vaccination, or it could be more intrinsically severe, because Omicron came from a much earlier variant.”He added we “could certainly end up with something which is more likely to lead to hospitalisations than Omicron”, adding that winters are expected to be “tricky” even in the absence of significant new variants due to the combination of Covid, flu and other respiratory problems.The Chief Medical Officer also urged Brits who test positive for Covid to self-isolate, even though they will no longer be forced to do so under law.“As we look at the next weeks, we still have high rates of Omicron and I would urge people in terms of public health advice, and this is very much the Government’s position, that people should still if they have Covid try to prevent other people getting it and that means self-isolating," he said.