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Two people in England have been diagnosed with Lassa fever, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has announced.

Video: Oti Mabuse admits she thinks AJ and Kai were undermarked (Birmingham Mail)BBC's Dan Walker warns Sally Nugent 'don't do those eyes at me'This Morning have a go at WordleMet Office weather for the week ahead from January 31 – Snow could arrive by end of week as things turn ‘wintry’The countries open to UK holidaymakers and their entry rules - at a glance'Please be financially considerate' - Martin Lewis pleas for people to be aware of those struggling with moneyDame Arlene Phillips reveals which I'm a Celeb campmates she still speaks toBoris Johnson makes Jimmy Savile reference in swipe at Keir StarmerGMB viewers complain over partygate scandal coverageGMB star Susanna Reid issues 'swipe' at Adele’s ticket prices for her cancelled Las Vegas gigsDancing on Ice star Connor Ball says Kye Whyte is recoveringDancing on Ice star reveals why he had to turn down a curry made by Taylor SwiftDuchess of Cambridge releases video after taking on rugby patronagesCoronation Street: Daniel pushes Max down the stairsRhona Goskirk is blackmailed on EmmerdaleCoronavirus Headlines February 1 - Liz Truss tests positive, 300 pictures in Met Police investigation and morePhillip Schofield shows his positive lateral flow test to viewers on This Morning as Alison Hammond stands in for him. mp4 The model, who married the Peaches hitmaker in 2018, has discussed her desire have a family in the past.

READ MORE: Stacey Solomon squirms as Joe Swash calls her 'sexy teacher' and says he wants 'detention' Arlene appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to discuss her new musical The Cher Show which will tour the UK and Ireland this year. Video: ITV Emmerdale - Al threatens Cain not to mock him (Birmingham Mail)BBC's Dan Walker warns Sally Nugent 'don't do those eyes at me'This Morning have a go at WordleMet Office weather for the week ahead from January 31 – Snow could arrive by end of week as things turn ‘wintry’The countries open to UK holidaymakers and their entry rules - at a glance'Please be financially considerate' - Martin Lewis pleas for people to be aware of those struggling with moneyDame Arlene Phillips reveals which I'm a Celeb campmates she still speaks toBoris Johnson makes Jimmy Savile reference in swipe at Keir StarmerGMB viewers complain over partygate scandal coverageGMB star Susanna Reid issues 'swipe' at Adele’s ticket prices for her cancelled Las Vegas gigsDancing on Ice star Connor Ball says Kye Whyte is recoveringDancing on Ice star reveals why he had to turn down a curry made by Taylor SwiftDuchess of Cambridge releases video after taking on rugby patronagesCoronation Street: Daniel pushes Max down the stairsRhona Goskirk is blackmailed on EmmerdaleCoronavirus Headlines February 1 - Liz Truss tests positive, 300 pictures in Met Police investigation and morePhillip Schofield shows his positive lateral flow test to viewers on This Morning as Alison Hammond stands in for him.

the Mirror . READ MORE: Celebrity Gogglebox's Denise Van Outen shares pic alongside rarely seen lookalike daughter as she gets over fiancé of 7 years Denise confirmed the news of her separation from the commodities trader in an Instagram post that read: “Over the past couple of months, there has been much speculation regarding my relationship with Eddie. "It saddens me to confirm that we are no longer a couple.

coronavirus restrictions. The episode raises serious questions about Johnson’s leadership and political accountability.But what gives it extra bite — and gives humorists much to chew on — are the often ludicrous details: political aides hauling suitcases of wine into the prime minister's residence, or drunkenly breaking a swing set belonging to Johnson’s toddler son.One recent newspaper cartoon captured the collision of tragedy and farce by depicting Johnson as the betrayed Roman ruler Julius Caesar, stabbed in the back with corkscrews.Martin Rowson, a political cartoonist for The Guardian newspaper, says mockery is one of the trade-offs in democratic societies between government and governed: “They have power and we have the right to laugh at them.”Britain has a long and proud tradition of political satire.

Boris Johnson did personally intervened to help evacuate rescue animals from Kabul while leaving behind Afghans who feared for their lives under the Taliban, bombshell official emails have revealed.

after its cancellation. But the version is an Australian one - albeit with VERY famous faces.

We’re used to seeing Made In Chelsea’s Ollie Locke looking pristine and blow dried, trading gossip with the likes of Olivia Bentley in glitzy bars, with husband Gareth by his side. But the reality show’s most devoted couple are going to be seen in some unexpected places, possibly looking dishevelled, as they join six other stars for the latest run of Celebrity Hunted in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.They’ll be alongside actress and presenter Chizzy Akudolu, who teams up with UK garage star Lisa Maffia, and Olympic silver medallist Iwan Thomas, who’s partnered with Paralympic gold medal winner Richard Whitehead.

Weekly Covid infection rates are dropping in the UK, but a World Health Organisation (WHO) expert has said that the pandemic isn't over yet.

M People’s Heather Small has spoken about the “positive, hard work” immigrants bring to the UK, in a new interview with NME.Taking part in Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, Small spoke about the time Boris Johnson referenced the lyrics to M People’s 1994 hit ‘Search for the Hero’ while talking about his experience of COVID-19 and subsequent weight loss mission.Rather than invoice the Prime Minister, Small (whose parents are originally from the Caribbean) saw it as a chance to prove what people from immigrant backgrounds bring to the country.“At this moment in time, I am of immigrant stock, I’m working class, I’m black, female and if a Conservative prime minister’s going to quote my words, I’ll take it! Everything I am doesn’t sit well with Conservatives all of the time,” she said.“And if you look at the strict immigration rules they want to put in place, I think to myself: there you are quoting the daughter of an immigrant,” she continued. “We bring something positive, we bring something different, and we bring a lot of hard work that should be acknowledged.”A post shared by Heather Small | M People (@heathersmallmpeople)There are currently protests about the Conservatives planned Nationality And Borders Bill.

Dr Hilary Jones has said he is unhappy with the government's decision to change the restrictions on Covid 19 - as he warned people to be cautious.