Why everyone is getting sick right now but not with Covid - GP explains mystery illness

Manchester City's youngsters compared Elland Road to the Wanda Metropolitano as they put themselves in the shoes of the first team to win the Premier League 2 title on Friday.

GSC Game World’s upcoming Stalker 2 has now been blocked in Russia after the developer said that it would no longer sell its products in the country.According to a report from RIA Novosti (Via VGC), the website has been blocked in Russia by an order from the prosecutor general’s office. The website can no longer be viewed by those in the country.GSC Game World is based in Ukraine but has recently begun moving its offices to the Czech Republic. The information came from reports that the company was applying to open its business in the country.

GOG, the digital storefront previously known as Good Old Games, has announced that it will be offering employees menstrual leave.First reported by Axios, GOG announced the news three weeks ago on its LinkedIn profile. “We’re happy to announce that, effective today, we’re implementing Menstrual Leave for all menstruating employees of GOG,” states the post.“Menstrual Leave fosters inclusiveness by accepting that there are biological differences in the workplace.

Something to taco about! Ahead of next month’s Cinco de Mayo, renowned chef Rick Martinez has whipped up a tasty Tacos Capeados dish that will surely be the hit of any fiesta.

Yesterday, the National Records of Scotland revealed that a quarter of Scots have yet to return their census form.

Huge fish have been discovered in Barshaw Park pond as works continue to clean up the water.

A hairdresser has shared snaps of a young girl's six-month head lice infestation, which took her a total of nine hours to remove.

Alfie Templeman has shared a new song called ‘Living In A Universe’ for Earth Day, with proceeds going to Brian Eno’s climate change charity EarthPercent.To mark Earth Day (April 22), EarthPercent shared a list of exclusive tracks – including live versions, collaborations and previously unreleased songs – that have been donated by such artists as Coldplay, Michael Stipe, Anna Calvi and Jarvis Cocker‘s JARV IS…, while Declan McKenna also shared a new track called ‘Elephant’.“Buy the track to help fund the most effective organisations working on the climate emergency, under the guidance of an advisory panel of climate experts, leading scientists & youth activists,” Templeman wrote of the release of ‘Living In A Universe’.At least £1.30 of the £1.99 price tag goes to EarthPercent and it can be purchased here.Today, I released 'Living In a Universe' via @earthpercentorg. Buy the track to help fund the most effective organisations working on the climate emergency, under the guidance of an advisory panel of climate experts, leading scientists & youth activists.https://t.co/TwB8Laor3B— Alfie (@alfietempleman) April 22, 2022Proceeds from sales of these songs will go towards funding EarthPercent’s five core areas of work: “greening music, energy transition, climate justice, legal and policy change, and protecting nature”.

The 'Old North' is perhaps the lesser known region of Wales when it comes to looking at Welsh history.

Peter Kay told fans that he was doing "great" as he made a rare public appearance in aid of helping a good cause.

Coachella to raise awareness and funds for the Ukraine relief effort.The festival is currently holding its second weekend in Indio, California, and the billboards have been put up by Matoma in collaboration with the Music Saves UA charity.Alongside video of the billboards – which are emblazoned with the slogan ‘DROP BEATS NOT BOMBS’ and feature the blue and yellow of the Ukraine flag – Matoma wrote on Instagram: “Only a few years ago, I played at a festival called Atlas Weekend in Ukraine to a beautiful crowd of people, just like those attending Coachella this year.“Those days of freedom are sadly gone for them, and now bombs rain down on their cities. These very same people from Atlas Festival have converted their nightclub to a humanitarian centre (!!!), providing supplies and care for those who need their help.He added: “This is one of the most inspiring things I’ve seen and gives me much needed hope.

dog owner found one of her pets lifeless in the garden after getting tangled in his brother's collar.Kimberly Raines has issued a stark warning to fellow dog lovers to remove their collars when home to prevent the same tragedy being repeated.Shocked Facebook users replied to Kimberly's post, admitting that they had no idea of the dangers posed by a dog simply wearing a collar around its neck.Despite her husband's best efforts to revive German shepherd, Cesar on April 9, he could not be saved after pal Samson's jaw got stuck in it during a play fight.Distraught Kimberly from the US told the Daily Star: "Please share this story to raise awareness about collar strangulation. In memory of my boy Cesar."She pleaded: "If you have two dogs or more at home.

Liverpool Echo reports.Dominick said: “When the stroke happened, I thought I was going to die. I closed my eyes and blacked out, I have no memories of that time but I wasn’t unconscious.

Natasha Crown, 27, from Serbia, has an enormous Instagram following of 2m. But, while she loves to show off her fashion sense she’s most known for her extreme proportions.

Russian troops sent to invade Ukraine have taken to customising their vehicles with crude ‘after market' armour in a bid to combat deadly British-made anti-tank weapons.The Anglo-Swedish next-generation light anti-tank weapon (NLAW) has been instrumental in blunting the Russian advance, turning entire armoured columns into so much scrap metal.The NLAW has achieved cult status among Ukrainian fighters, and has struck fear into Russian troops.The NLAW can be used in direct fire mode or in a looping overhead shot. The weapon can rapidly knock out any main battle tank in just one shot by striking it from above.In hope of warding off the missile’s 4lb high-explosive warhead many Russian drivers have up-armoured their troop carriers and trucks with Mad Max-style modifications.Customisation like this dates back to the earliest days of tank warfare, with metal plates and even wooden logs strapped to armoured vehicles in hope of detonating incoming warheads prematurely, preventing the full force of the explosive from penetrating the hull.

Dillian Whyte has insisted he wasn't outclassed by Tyson Fury despite being brutally KO'd by 'The Gypsy King' in their world heavyweight title bout.The pair went head-to-head in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium, as Whyte finally got the title shot he craved. It was WBC and The Ring champion Fury though, who wowed fans with a spectacular entrance before backing it up with a masterful display.The Manchester man headed to the ring on a throne before climbing down and sprinting through the ropes.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid visited Poland for a GMB special with the little Ukrainian girl who went viral for singing Let It Go. The TV presenter shared a sweet snap of her with Amelia and her mum on Twitter to tease fans with what's coming up on the programme in the next week.She captioned the post: "TOMORROW: I am @gmb in Poland with a special interview with Amelia and her mum Lilia.

Asian hornets have reignited their invasion of the UK as the first insects of 2022 have been found.The Channel Islands was the first part of the country where an insect was found earlier this week, signalling a "fresh wave" of an invasion coming over from France.Asian hornet project coordinator Francis Russell said the intrusion began when one was caught in Alderney last Tuesday (April 12).A second hornet was then reported dead on the roadside in the village of L’Islet in Guernsey this week while another was caught in a queening trap in a garden on the island on Thursday (April 21).The sightings have prompted a fresh warning to islanders to be vigilant to the fresh wave of invaders.Mr Russell said: "We think these are coming fresh from France. The wind is set to be north-easterly through the next week."We tend to get Asian hornets during north-easterly winds or just afterwards.

Gemma Atkinson has looked back on her "wild" Hollyoaks days and said they were similar to an "18-30 holiday".The 37-year-old actress starred as Lisa Hunter for a special cameo appearance recently and revealed that filming is very different to how it was 20 years ago.Gemma is now a mum-of-one and loved up with Strictly Come Dancing star Gorka Marquez.Talking about her soap stint, she told Fabulous magazine: “It was wild back then. It was like an 18-30s holiday. Now everyone has grown up, really.

Emmerdale actor Reece Dinsdale shared the news on Twitter, writing: "Just heard that Eric Chappell, the writer of Home To Roost, Rising Damp & many other shows died on Thursday.“Thank you for everything you did for me, Sir… your scripts were a complete joy to play.“Great times! My love & deepest sympathies to his friends and family."Rising Damp aired on ITV between 1974 and 1978 for four series.It was adapted from his stage show The Banana Box, which hit the West End in the early 1970s.And it later became a film, released in 1980, which starred Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour and Don Warrington, among other names.Eric was born in Grantham, Lincolnshire and worked as an auditor for the East Midlands Electricity Board for 22 years, before moving into writing.His writing even ended up in New York, when The Banana Box had a brief run at the Hudson Guild Theatre in the city in 1979. Eric went on to write for shows including The Squirrels, Duty Free, Fiddlers Three and Haggard.Following Reece's initial tweet, others left tributes too.Author Robert Harris said: "Our fathers worked together at a print factory in Grantham and used to swap stories about their sons.

A doctor has explained why it seems like everybody in the UK is becoming unwell at the moment without testing positive for Covid-19.