WHO warns of 'serious' Covid symptom missing from updated NHS list

Health bosses are urging people to check before they eat Easter chocolate treats after a salmonella outbreak at the factory of a popular brand. An outbreak of Salmonella has been reported at a factory in Belgium which produces Kinder chocolates including the Kinder Surprise.

PIERS Morgan says that jetting all over the world to promote his new TalkTV show has "cured" his long Covid. The 57-year-old will launch Piers Morgan Uncensored later this month and recently visited countries including the US and Australia in the run-up.

JOHNNY Depp will need to pull “a rabbit out the hat” to win his US defamation case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, an expert has claimed. A second court defeat could be career ending for the Pirates of the Caribbean star, said media lawyer Alex Wade.

FIRST Dates star Merlin Griffiths has thanked the NHS for saving his life as he gave fans a health update from his hospital bed. The TV favourite, 47, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in August 2021.

Jay Blades, 52, took to social media this morning to share an uplifting message about self belief with his 47,200 Twitter followers.The Repair Shop presenter spoke about turning his life around after he found himself “in a very dark place” several years ago. Jay shared his “TOTD” - which is an acronym for “tweet of the day” - about the power of possibility this morning. He wrote: “Nothing is Impossible, the word itself says ‘I'm possible!’ “Seven years ago on this day I was in a very dark place. “I am now feeling so much fitter mentally now and if I can come back from there, wow anything is possible. “Believe in the power of you,” he added with the hashtag #believeinyourself.Under the tweet, Jay posted a picture of himself in the mirror looking particularly dapper.The star could be seen wearing a smart, dark grey suit with a pocket handkerchief and his signature black glasses.Jay’s friends and fans flooded the comments section with positive messages and words of encouragement. His friend Grace wrote: “I remember this day vividly! Glad you’re here. Love you x.”Jools Kosterman O’Farrell commented: “Thank you for your thoughts of the day. “I look forward to them each morning.

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Greece have both recently announced that some Covid-19 rules are to be relaxed over the high season. But, with the cost of living crisis and skyrocketing gas prices many of us are looking to save money where we can.A travel money provider has shared its top tips for mitigating delays and avoiding extra costs amid disruption – and sorting your holiday money in advance at the top of the list.Jack Mitchell, Head of Travel Money at FairFX said: “Travellers will no doubt be anxious about the anticipated Easter holiday disruption, and getting caught up in transport and travel delays can not only cost you time, but money.“While you can’t always avoid delays – whether they’re affecting roads, rail or airways – there are things you can do to plan ahead to avoid having to dip into your pocket to reach your destination.

People are being warned to watch out for heartless scammers who are cold-calling people asking for their bank details. Councils are warning that criminals are using the government's £150 Council Tax Rebate scheme to con people into handing out their personal details.

It might only have been a friendly but there was a cold reality about the defeat on a sub-zero Sunday in east Germany.

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Stranger Things back in 2016, we’ve been caught in a storm of 1980s nostalgia, cemented by 2017 It’s runaway success. Mullets, glam rock, power dressing and so much more have cycled around to become culturally relevant again, and in no small part due to the grip this decade has on sci-fi and horror media.

Daniel Radcliffe is okay with being known as the actor who makes weird movies.

Essem to help “utilise as much of the wall all the way up, rather than taking up floor space”.Her other tricks include hanging a large mirror with an organic, sculptural shape over the radiator console – her favourites come from Reid & Wright  – “to add movement and make the space feel bigger”; and hanging one dramatic pendant light “to make a statement, but also to help draw your gaze upwards, giving the space a sense of grandeur.”She has lined the walls of her own narrow hallway at home with a seagrass wallpaper in a muddy hue “to give a bit of texture and richness, as well as being a lot more robust against marks than a painted wall. It’s a really good backdrop to art as well”.“Be mindful however that whatever you have in the hallway tends to then have to run right into the house and up the staircase,” she points out.

Los Angeles County reported 1,355 new Covid cases on Friday, continuing an upward trend that began about a week ago as the more-infectious BA.2 subvariant continues to spread.

Wall Street Journal. “We were itching to build a house from scratch,” Jovovich told the publication. Their currently listed home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area is distinctly not futuristic and emanates a distinctly of-this-world decadence. “We fell in love with the idea of owning our own Tuscan village — a compound on sprawling, beautiful land,” Jovovich said of her and Anderson’s inspiration to buy the approximately 11,000-square-foot home, which was built in 2006, for $8.5 million in 2007. “It is the next best thing to being in Tuscany.”Located on slightly over half an acre of land at the end of a “long private drive,” the estate features — in addition to the main house — a two-bedroom guest house, pool, gym, cabana and home theater, according to the listing. “The property is magical.

Shirley Ju It’s a Wednesday evening at the 88Rising offices in West Hollywood, California, and Jackson Wang just got back from boxing. It’s only his third day in the United States, and Los Angeles is especially sunny amid a spring heat. But the Korean star is not here to soak some rays, he’s very much focused on work — specifically his upcoming appearance at the Coachella music festival as part of 88Rising’s “Head in the Clouds” set.

Bam Margera is withdrawing the lawsuit he filed after being fired from the recently released “Jackass Forever”.

Temperatures reached 22C in St James’s Park, smashing March 23’s previous high by 1.2C and making Britain hotter than the Costa Del Sol.But staycationers were still urged to consider their behaviour as the water on our coasts won’t be as warm.The RNLI said the sea is not warm enough to spend much time in, with sea temperatures of 8-10C still among the coldest of the year, amid fears of “cold water shock” deaths.The RNLI said: “The sudden cooling of the skin by cold water causes an involuntary gasp for breath."It only takes half a pint of seawater to enter the lungs for a fully-grown man to start drowning. You could die.

Negotiations to avert a threatened film and TV strike in British Columbia by the Directors Guild of Canada B.C. will resume April 25. The resumption of contract talks comes in the wake of the guild’s first-ever strike authorization vote, which was approved last week by an overwhelming majority – 92.2% of its 1,700 members.

The Food Network is home to some really famous celebrity chefs, many of whom have branched off to have their own shows on other networks, their own cookware lines, and more.

The Gilded Age just got a whole lot bigger.HBO announced the cast list for the hit show which will jump from 12 series regulars in its first year to 24 in its second, Deadline reported.Thirteen recurring cast members on the show will take the leap to series regular. Getting large: HBO's show The Gilded Age will jump from 12 series regulars in its first season to 24 in its secondThey are: Kelli O'Hara, Donna Murphy, Debra Monk,Kristine Nielsen,Taylor Richardson,Ben Ahlers,Kelley Curran,Douglas Sills,Celia Keenan-Bolger, Michael Cerveris,Erin Wilhelmi,Patrick Page and Sullivan Jones.