Fauci responds to critics of Christmas message: 'You don't have to cancel things' but 'be careful'

The UK’s media watchdog has been flooded with complaints about a Channel 4 deepfake video of the Queen giving her traditional Christmas message.

coronavirus is “not a real pandemic” among a host of outlandish claims put forward in a Christmas message to fans.Going live on Facebook on Christmas Day (December 25), Nugent also insulted US Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, and claimed that George Floyd “killed himself with fentanyl”.“Merry Christmas,” he began. “Ho, ho, ho! No, not you Camel-a,” he added, deliberately mispronouncing Harris’ name.“So here I am connecting with you on Christmas Day.

One of the traditional fixtures of any Christmas Day is to see Queen Elizabeth II and her family go to church. Not this year.

Christine McGuinness has taken a preventative swipe at trolls who might criticise what she chose to feed her three autistic children on Christmas.The 32 year old, who recently moved into a gorgeous Cheshire-based mansion with her family, took to her Instagram feed to share photos comparing her and Paddy's festive dinner to her children's meals.The first snap showed the blonde beauty with her 47 year old other half as they sat in front of plates with a mountain of food on top, including potatoes,

Tom Hardy, appear alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall in the festive video, to deliver the special Christmas message, and to promote the Actors' Benevolent Fund, which has become more essential than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic. The caption explained, "‘Twas the night before Christmas…✨ Wishing you all a peaceful Christmas Eve.

direct to your inboxThe Queen has spoken of the importance of selflessness, love and hope in her annual Christmas Message.In her address to the nation, Her Royal Highness said that that despite the year keeping many people apart, it had in many ways brought people closer.The monarch is breaking with tradition this year to spend a quiet Christmas Day with the Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle, rather than the large family gatherings at Sandringham of past years.

Little Mix picked Christmas Day for their first snap without Jesy Nelson as they sent their fans a cute festive message. Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall beamed in the photo after a challenging end to a very difficult year.The girls are still coming to terms with Jesy's decision to step aside - but have vowed to carry on as a three.

direct to your inboxThe Bishop of Manchester urges us to seek comfort in simplest and most ordinary things in his Christmas message.Reflecting on a tumultuous year for the region, Rt Rev David Walker says that political intervention has veered towards being 'too little, too late, or too London' in the last 12 months.Yet he warns against 'blame and criticism' and instead urges people to find 'joy and comfort' as best they can this Christmas.Here is the Bishop of Manchester's Christmas message in

Céline Dion is celebrating the season, and she’s doing it with her three sons.

Kevin Spacey has a message for anyone that will listen. The disgraced Oscar winner shared a strange video to YouTube on Thursday in which he had a Christmas-themed message with fans.

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On Christmas Eve, Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla took to Instagram to release a special rendition of the poem "A Visit from St.

Christmas is more exciting than usual for ex-Hollyoaks actress Ali Bastian. After welcoming her baby girl in March, Ali has been decking the halls for an extra special holiday season with little Isla.To see the rest of these stunning images and to read the full interview, subscribe to our OK! VIP Club below - it's FREE! If you're already reading this article in full, you're already a member - congrats! Ahead of the Christmas period, the star invited us into her gorgeous home.

Steven Gerrard saluted Ianis Hagi for grabbing a tough game against St Johnstone by the scruff of the neck and playing a massive part in a 3-0 away win. The Ibrox side travelled to Perth in Wednesday night's festive fixture as Hagi capped the scoring, following goals from Kemar Roofe and Glen Kamara.

Jamie Dornan has issued a special Christmas message in a bid to urge people to support a Northern Ireland charity which he says is 'very close to his heart'. As patron of the Northern Ireland Pancreatic Cancer Society (NIPanc) the Co Down native has urged the public to dig deep if they can and support the charity.

Jason Leitch has urged Scots to wear a face covering when they are sitting down to their Christmas dinner. The Senior Clinical Advisor says the Scottish public should do so in accordance with guidance set out by the World Health Organisation (WHO).