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Video: "They should be ashamed": Chris Whitty and PM respond to Nicki Minaj's untrue claims on vaccine side effects (Birmingham Mail)I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2021 line-up rumoursFirefighters Tell Kidderminster Residents Not To Worry About Another Fire In The AreaChase Contestant Served Prince Charles At Her Own Restaurant"They should be ashamed": Chris Whitty and PM respond to Nicki Minaj's untrue claims on vaccine side effectsBoris Johnson explains vaccines for 12-15 year olds and

weekly Showbiz newsletter is packed with the latest news on your favourite stars from Scotland and beyond.Signing up couldn't be easier! Simply enter your email address in the box further up the page or click here to view our wide range of newsletters.The Prime Minister waded into the debate after England's Chief Medical Officer, Chris Whitty, said antivaxxers should be ashamed.Boris Johnson responded: "I'm not as familiar with the works of Nicki Minaj as I probably should be, but I'm familiar

Chris Whitty has blasted Nicki Minaj as “ridiculous” after she sensationally claimed Covid vaccines are linked to impotence in a tweet. The rapper told her 22million followers on Monday: “My cousin in Trinidad won’t get the vaccine cuz his friend got it & became impotent.

READ MORE: KFC worker gropes woman's breasts then accuses her of racism The rapper and singer continued: “His testicles became swollen. His friend was weeks away from getting married, now the girl called off the wedding.

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social media. Lewis Hughes, from Romford in Essex, admitted a charge of assault by beating at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday.

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Emily Andrea has called the harassment Professor Chris Whitty faced in the street “so scary”. Writing in her exclusive weekly OK! magazine column, Emily admits the incident left her “so angry”, and she wants to see those who harassed England’s chief medical officer “prosecuted”.

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Boris Johnson branded the pair "despicable thugs" and the incident led to calls for the top medic to be given the same level of protection as ministers. Hughes - who admitted he had been drinking - said he has "paid with his job" after the footage went viral.He apologised for the upset caused, claiming he just wanted a selfie that he could show his mum.

Piers Morgan labelled the thugs who followed and harassed Professor Chris Whitty in the street as “disgusting” in a scathing put down on his Twitter. The former Good Morning Britain presenter re-tweeted a post from Politics For All, who shared video footage of the government adviser being harassed by a gang of youths as he walked down the street.

Good Morning Britain stand in Martin Lewis and Susanna Reid shared tales of being recognised by fans after watching a shocking video of Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty being physically attacked in the street. Money guru Martin, who is serving as Susanna's co-host for a short guest stint, revealed his own terrifying experience with a fan who had abused him in front of his three-year-old daughter.

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Matt Hancock is known to be in favour of the move, while England's chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, has said doctors and care workers have a "professional responsibility" to protect their patients.

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Covid that would cost “thousands” of deaths, The Prime Minister was joined by Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer and Patrick Vallance, the chief scientific adviser at the Downing Street press conference as they sought to buy time to double-dose more of the population before easing restrictions.Johnson said: “We can give the NHS a few more crucial weeks to get those remaining jabs into the arms of those who need them.” He added: “I think it is sensible to wait just a little longer.”The move

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 had reduced their workload or were off sick because of their persistent symptoms. They also found evidence of organ damage in sufferers, and that those who required mechanical ventilation took longer to recover from long Covid.

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Covid-19 infections in the autumn.Professor Sir Ian Diamond, head of the Office for National Statistics (ONS), also said there is a lot of regional variation in terms of how many people have antibodies.His comments come after England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said there were still risks to reopening society and the UK will experience another surge of cases at some point, potentially in late summer or through the autumn and winter.Sir Ian said people need to understand how

Gregor Smith said there was modelling to show that a "surge" is predicted to hit at some point later in the year.Smith was asked about the comments made by England's health chief Chris Whitty yesterday who said he expected to see an increase i cases.He said: "I strongly associate myself with Chris's remarks yesterday. It is a possibility, still, that we will see a further surge later in the summer - most likely.

Video: Phil shows his passion for peas after not everyone agreed with his sandwich tastes (Liverpool Echo)Floral tributes for Queens Drive hit-and-run victimBlood Red: Jurgen Klopp says RB Leipzig win could boost Liverpool confidenceProfessor Chris Whitty explains why there is a five week gap between stages of lifting lockdown in EnglandBlood Red: Julian Nagelsmann comments on Jurgen Klopp links with Germany national team jobPiers Morgan storms off GMB set after Alex Beresford blasts his

direct to your inbox Professor Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance gave evidence to a committee of MPs today on the Commons Science and Technology Committee about coronavirus.Prof Whitty, who is England's Chief Medical Officer, told the committee, modelling data considered by Sage had suggested that even under the most optimistic set of assumptions, at least a further 30,000 Covid-19 deaths could occur.He said the modelling reflected the fact it was a common virus and "even if you have a

outdoor meetings could be announced by Nicola Sturgeon in her latest coronavirus update this afternoon.The First Minister is due to give a statement to MSPs in the Scottish Parliament around 2.20pm today.She has already indicated a change in the rules on outdoor meetings - which at the moment only allow for two people from two different households to get together - could be coming.On Friday, Sturgeon indicated "good progress" with the vaccination programme and the falling number of infections

direct to your inbox Modelling data considered by the Sage scientific panel has suggested that at least a further 30,000 coronavirus deaths could occur, even under the most optimistic set of assumptions.Despite a successful vaccination programme so far, England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty warned that 'at some point' the country will have another surge in the virus amid easing lockdown - that would ultimately lead to hospital admissions and death.Prof Whitty told MPs that the

direct to your inboxLockdown restrictions are set to be eased in England in the coming weeks.After spending the majority of January under a national lockdown, the prime minister will give hope to Brits this month with his plan for spring.According to chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty, the UK is now past the peak of the current wave of coronavirus, with cases, hospital admissions and deaths on a “downward slope”.Meanwhile, more than 10 million Brits have now been administered a first

direct to your inbox Boris Johnson and Professor Chris Whitty have addressed whether people who have had both doses of the coronavirus vaccine can 'exclusively socialise' without social-distancing.