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Katie Price's son Harvey has written a sweet note to NHS staff thanking them for giving him the Covid-19 vaccine.

Theme parks have closed their doors for the winter season, with thrill-seekers currently waiting for spring to return, bringing with it the chance to hit the rollercoasters once more.

coronavirus pandemic during its first and second waves, partying and globe-trotting almost as usual, this third wave is finally grounding them, Elena Clavarino has reported for Graydon Carter’s digital news weekly, Air Mail. “What used to feel wild and adventurous now feels dangerous and futile — we’ve reached the end of the road in terms of escape,” she told The Post.Of this bitter reality, Clavarino wrote for Air Mail: “For the first time, it seems like those same people who were constantly Googling escape routes are staying put, turning to the knitting and bread baking that people embraced in the first wave to make it through the winter lull.” However, for many privileged travelers, the decision to take a break from international

Manchester City aren’t fussed about Romelu Lukaku’s history at Manchester United, and are still interested in making a move for the Belgian forward, reports suggest. City are believed to be on the hunt for a new striker ahead of the summer transfer window, and have started to eye up Lukaku as a target.It would be fair to raise doubts over the likelihood of a deal due to his history at Old Trafford, as teams are often cautious about signing players who previously played for their rivals.

It’s been two years since Khloe Kardashian broke up with Tristan Thompson after he kissed Jordyn Woods, and Tristan is still working hard to prove that he’s worthy of Khloe’s love. “Tristan is essentially going above and beyond to prove himself to Khloe with regards to any trust issues,” a source close to the Kardashian family told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY. “He is super obsessive when it comes to communicating with her and [their daughter] True [Thompson]. He sends flowers, balloons, incessant text messages, and FaceTimes and calls.”

Crosshouse Hospital by her knife-wielding ex-husband.Emma Robertson Coupland lost her life after being ‘knifed’ by deranged Steven Robertson as she left work in Kilmarnock on Thursday night.The 39-year-old’s daughter, Nicole Anderson, 24, was also killed just 20 minutes later after the 40-year-old blade fiend attacked her near her work on Portland Street.The maniac then sped away from the scene before crashing into a tree 12 miles away where he was pronounced dead at the scene.John Burns, chief executive of NHS Ayrshire & Arran, has paid tribute to mum-of-four Emma who worked as part of the domestic services team.He said: “Following the incident at University Hospital Crosshouse on Thursday 4 February 2021, we can confirm the sad death of

Jurassic World : Dominion managed to film amid the coronavirus pandemic last year – and one of its stars, Sam Neill, has confirmed the production team spent around five million dollars in order to keep everyone safe on set.The movie started filming in February 2020, the production got shut down twice due to the pandemic, once in March 2020 and once in October 2020 as a safety precaution.Speaking on This Morning, Neill explained that no expense was spared for the cast and crew when they filmed Jurassic World: Dominion."It's been 20 years, I know, time flies, but some of us are back.

hereThe defendant liaised with FKD’s 13-year-old “commander” in Estonia and was responsible for vetting and recruiting members and propaganda, it was claimed.One of his five recruits was teenager Paul Dunleavy, who was convicted of terrorism offences relating to his activities as a member of FKD in 2019 and with whom he discussed the acquisition of firearms, the court was told.The court heard that another of the recruits was in fact an undercover officer.The defendant also commissioned a “Nuke London” poster which bore an image of an atom bomb cloud explosion over the Houses of Parliament with the slogan “Sterilise the cesspit that you call London”.Police raided the defendant’s home on July 23 2019 as a result of information which suggested

Picture Scotland winner for her striking photograph of the Falls of Clyde.She’s added an otherworldly feel to the famous landmark as the trees sit covered in frost, a swathe of sunlight warming up the blue frost tones.Elsewhere, Donald Wilson and his wife were making the most of the crisp weather on their daily walk near Balmuildy Woods, where they managed to capture a photo of a very happy fox in full flight.Robert Harrison spotted three Blackface Tups enjoying the winter sunshine in Glenartney, Perthshire.Sylvia Watson took an atmospheric shot of the Kilmarnock railway arches looking out onto the Old High church.Think you’ve got a winning entry? All you need to do to submit your favourite photo is fill out the form below to send it across

Lewis Hamilton are keen to add more chapters to their story together after agreeing a deal for the 2021 campaign.

Katie Price has stressed the Covid-19 vaccine is ‘important’ following her son’s hospitalisation.Harvey, 18, was rushed to Great Ormond Street Hospital with a temperature, hours after having the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine on Friday.The teenager, who recently appeared with his mum in a BBC documentary about his day to day life, has since been released and is now at home.It is extremely rare for people to get a severe reaction from the coronavirus vaccine, which has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) as both safe and effective.Katie, 42, told The Sun that people should not be concerned by Harvey’s experience and is ‘happy’ her eldest child has been vaccinated.She said: ‘I am in awe of the NHS –

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock will lead a Downing Street press conference later this afternoon, No 10 has confirmed.

Jackie Weaver does have the authority, she claimed, as Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan grilled her over the viral video she featured in.

Prosecco lovers are in for a treat as Asda has cut the price of the popular fizz in time for the most romantic day of the year.

cryptocurrency dogecoin has rocketed it up in the wake of a series of tweets from Elon Musk. Dogecoin began as something of a joke in 2013 but has since become a meaningful cryptocurrency in its own right.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxBritain’s youngest convicted terrorist, who led a neo-Nazi cell from his grandmother’s house, has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to a 24-month youth rehabilitation order.When the boy, from south-east Cornwall, was aged just 13 when he got his hands on instructions for explosives and at the age of 14, he amassed a stash of terror material and shared far-right extremist ideology in online chatrooms.He pleaded guilty to 12 offences – two of dissemination of terrorist documents and 10 of possession of terrorist material.Prosecutor Naomi Parsons said the defendant’s young age was “alarming” and his conduct “betrays a maturity beyond his

Katie Price has urged people to get vaccinated for coronavirus after her disabled son Harvey was rushed to hospital on Saturday night after having an extreme reaction to the jab.Harvey, who has a number of disabilities, including septo-optic dysplasia and Prader-Willi syndrome, had a "unique" reaction to his jab, according to doctors.But the former glamour model told yesterday that Harvey, 18, is "all good" after returning home as she shared a clip of him relaxing at home.Katie emphasised the need for the vaccine in an interview as she paid tribute to the NHS.

Jackie Weaver has shared the horrifying death threat she received after going viral.

Britain's youngest convicted terrorist, who led a neo-Nazi cell from his grandmother's house, has walked free today.

Police Scotland has paid tribute to a force horse who tragically died after collapsing on duty in Kilmarnock.Orkney was on patrol in Dean Castle Country Park on Tuesday, February 2, when she suddenly became unwell.A local vet raced to the scene and tried to save the stricken animal but the 10-year-old mare passed away a short time later.The horse joined the force in January 2020 and served communities across the country with her highly trained and specialised officers from the mounted division.Head of Specialist Operations, Operational Support Division, Superintendent Craig Smith said: “Orkney was one of a kind who was born to be a police horse.“She looked after you and was a brave, kind and sweet natured mare who exceeded all expectations

Ayrshire park.