Former TOWIE star Ferne McCann is currently holidaying in sunny South Africa. The 30 year old will be bringing in the new year while getting a tan on the enviable break in Cape Town alongside her cute toddler Sunday and her best friend Carl Cunard.
New UK coronavirus strain linked to South Africa triggers warning to quarantine
23.12.2020 - 21:58 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterAnyone who has travelled to the UK from South Africa in the last two weeks must quarantine immediately, the UK government has announced.Close contacts of travellers from the country must also self-isolate.It follows the discovery of a "highly concerning" new strain of coronavirus in the UK.Two cases of the more infectious strain have been uncovered that are linked to travellers from South
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Ferne McCann linked to hunky male model as they holiday together in South Africa
Ferne McCann has tongues wagging again after appearing to spend time with a male model on her sunshine break to South Africa.The 30 year old star is away with cute daughter Sunday and best friend Carl Cunard in stunning Cape Town. But she has also been enjoying the company of hunky Jack Padgett on her New Year's trip, if fan evidence is anything to go by.
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What is being done to check the vaccine works against the new coronavirus strains
direct to your inboxThere is 'strong evidence' vaccines will work against the new strains of coronavirus, a top government health expert has said.A mutated variant of Covid-19 emerged in the South East of England earlier this month and is said to behind the recent spike in infections.And two cases of another new strain, which originated in South Africa, have been discovered in the UK it was announced today.But speaking at a Downing Street press conference on Wednesday, infectious diseases expert