direct to your inboxA government minister has suggested when a ‘gradual’ easing of lockdown restrictions will begin in England.Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi told BBC Breakfast this morning that the national lockdown is not expected to be lifted until early March.Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that the coronavirus lockdown would be reviewed in mid-February when he announced it earlier this month.Mr Zahawi said: “If we take the mid-February target, two weeks after that you get your
Charlotte Dawson admits she’s ‘terrified’ of giving birth alone as she prepares to welcome first child
05.01.2021 - 16:41 / ok.co.uk
Charlotte Dawson has candidly revealed she is scared to give birth alone as she approaches her due date.The 28 year old mum-to-be opened up on her fears around giving birth as Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced England would be plunged into a third lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Charlotte, who recently said she’s 'struggling mentally' amid gestational diabetes battle, posted a photo of her unborn son’s nursery, which is kitted out with a lavish crib, a giant stuffed giraffe and a
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15.01.2021 / 10:49
Marcus Rashford admits his Sir Alex Ferguson Manchester United regret
straight to your inbox every day for freeMarcus Rashford has admitted he would have loved to have played under Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. In a wide-ranging interview with the FWA, Rashford has spoken about his career on the pitch with United as well as work done off the pitch in the past 12 months.
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05.01.2021 / 11:56
Marcus Rashford welcomes news that free school meals will continue while schools are closed
straight to your inbox every day for freeMarcus Rashford has welcomed the news that pupils entitled to free school meals will still get them while schools are closed.The Manchester United footballer described the decision as “progress” and said the provision of meals for hungry children “should never be in question”.His comments come after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that all primaries, secondaries and colleges in England would close as part of a national lockdown.Free school meals
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Boris Johnson dismisses Scottish independence referendum calls in his first interview of the year
referendums should only be held “once in a generation”. The Tory leader told the BBC’s Andrew Marr programme: “Referendums in my experience, direct experience, in this country are not particularly jolly events.