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direct to your inboxDr Hilary Jones has expressed caution over the coronavirus vaccine as it begins its roll-out in the UK. The first two people to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine had been given their first dose before 8am on Tuesday morning.

Good Morning Britain star Dr Hilary has revealed how he is approaching the Christmas restrictions enforced by the government this year.Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that up to three households will be allowed to form an exclusive Christmas bubble from Wednesday 23 December to Sunday 27 December.MORE: Who is Dr Hilary's wife and how long have they been married?Naturally, this has left many families facing the tough decision of which two other households to mix

GMB host then apologised as she became chocked up and stopping in her tracks before Dr Hilary Jones stepped in.

Dr Hilary Jones has issued a warning over the public's reliance on herd immunity amid the coronavirus pandemic.The medical specialist was addressing new concerns about a Covid-19 vaccine, and whether such a remedy will be ready by Christmas as it has previously been hoped.Dr Hilary's comments come after the publication of a new report which states immunity may last for just a few months.It could mean that even with a vaccine, people could still have to have repeated injectionsThe doctor urged

coronavirus restrictions. From today (Wednesday), the Liverpool City Region is the first area to be placed under Tier 3  restrictions - the highest tier.Pubs, bars, gyms and leisure centres, betting shops, casinos and adult gaming centres will all close as well as there being bans on mixing indoors and outdoors with people not in your household.

Dr Hilary Jones may be on cloud nine following news he has been awarded an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours, but it seems his amazing achievement has been somewhat tainted.Exclusive: Lorraine Kelly shares reaction after being honoured by the QueenAppearing on Monday's Good Morning Britain, the medical expert confessed he has been subjected to some comments from "a lot of trolls".

pictured in the Mirror at a newsagents in London on Tuesday (September 29) without a face covering. Mr Johnson has since said he is "extremely sorry for the slip up" and said he may not be "100% up to speed" with current rules as he had just returned to the country being abroad for three weeks.

Dr Hilary Jones has made the heartbreaking decision to not see his children amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.MORE: Piers Morgan's father-in-law reveals his opinion on presenter has recently changedAppearing on Thursday's Good Morning Britain, the medical professional told viewers that he isn't seeing his loved ones as he is "trying to be sensible" whilst cases continue to rise.When asked what he thought about those who are flouting social distancing rules, Dr Hilary warned that the UK could

Lorraine Kelly has been forced to ban guests from joining her in the ITV studio amid a fresh surge of coronavirus cases. The Scottish TV star welcomed back the first celebrity to the show this week since lockdown began - other than health expert Dr Hilary Jones.

are self isolating after a handful of cases were confirmed at a block of flats at Birley Halls following a ‘100 strong’ party.

Good Morning Britain. They were discussing the latest news that Boris Johnson is set to announce a 10pm curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus.

coronavirus cases are rapidly on the rise - yet the number of confirmed deaths remain extremely low. The Good Morning Britain doctor made his comments after the UK recorded its highest daily total of confirmed positive cases in more than three months.

Dr Hilary Jones has said Sarah Harding's cancer is "uncommon" and "may have spread fast". Sarah, 38, made the devastating announcement that she was diagnosed with breast cancer which has spread to other parts of her body in an emotional statement on Wednesday.

Good Morning Britain medical professional Dr Hilary Jones has warned that young children wearing face masks could potentially spread coronavirus.MORE: Marks & Spencer's face masks for adults and children are back in stockAppearing on Wednesday's show, the 67-year-old explained the way young children use their masks could actually spread the virus even more than before.

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Good Morning Britain doc - who is filling in for Dr Hilary Jones and Dr Sarah Jarvis - explained that the prediction is if the Test and Trace system doesn't pick up to the level of participation they expect, we could "face a second peak". Dr Amir added that the fear is that this could be "bigger than the first peak" of coronavirus but in December.

Good Morning Britain  doc - who is standing in for Hilary Jones while he is on holiday - therefore thought it was important to remind viewers of what they can do to keep themselves and others safe.

Good Morning Britain doc - who is standing in for Hilary Jones while he is on holiday - told viewers how to correctly remove face mask while dining at a restaurant to best protect yourself from coronavirus. Dr Sarah pointed out that a mask needs to cover your mouth and nose to be effective but of course, when dining out this isn't possible.She said on Tuesday's ITV show: "Clearly that is not feasible when you’re eating, so you take your mask off.

Dr Hilary Jones may be enjoying a well-deserved break, but the Good Morning Britain medical expert is making sure his wife has the most amazing 50th birthday on Tuesday.READ: Everything you need to know about Dr HilaryTaking to his Instagram page, the 67-year-old doctor delighted his fans after he shared a rare throwback photo with Dee Thresher - from what appeared to be from their wedding day - to mark the special occasion.WATCH: Dr Hilary gives update on coronavirus breakthrough"Happy 50th

Doctor Hilary Jones fans have been left shocked as the television star celebrated his birthday on Friday. A youthful photo of the star from his mid-thirties has emerged as a result of Doctor Hilary's birthday, and people are in disbelief over his age.Turning 67 live on Good Morning Britain, the TV doctor left the nation shocked and of the impression that he looks much younger than the age he’s turned.

Dr Hilary Jones today outlined what he said is a major problem with the NHS’s coronavirus contact tracing app.

Piers Morgan told Good Morning Britain viewers that he will be replaced on the ITV panel next week.

Piers Morgan has tested negative for Covid-19 despite coming down with symptoms.

Dr Hilary Jones has blasted Donald Trump over his "worrying" comments fearing a "catastrophe" could hit the United States.

Lorraine Kelly has slammed Westminster Bridge clappers for blatantly ignoring social distancing rules.

With lockdown impacting most aspects of life, it's hard to know what the rules are.

Doctor Hilary Jones is a well known face on morning television and has had a long-spanning career with ITV. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, he’s become somewhat of a pandemic pin-up and the doctor, 67, has been a huge aid with his medical knowledge.

Dr Hilary Jones has become a ‘coronavirus pandemic pin-up’ following his presence on ITV’s Good Morning Britain and Lorraine. His calm and valuable advice has earned Dr Hilary many new admirers, with viewers taking to social media to call him the “Silver Fox Doc” and the “Delicious Doctor”.

Catherine Tyldesley says her parents, Janet and Graham Tydesley, are currently battling coronavirus.

Dr Hilary Jones has shared his support for his Good Morning Britain co-star Kate Garraway as her husband battles coronavirus in intensive care. Kate, who has been married to husband Derek Draper for 15 years, is said to be “sick with worry” after he tested positive for Covid-19.

Magazines and newspapers can not transit coronavirus (COVID-19), health experts and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have confirmed. Dr Hilary Jones, speaking on Good Morning Britain explained that they can be delivered totally safely as long as you do not touch the person delivering them and adhere to normal social-distancing rules.

Dr Hilary Jones today clarified some important coronavirus advice after making a ‘flippant remark’ yesterday about essential issues.

Coronavirus tests should not be available for members of the public to buy, according to Dr Hilary Jones.

Dr Hilary Jones today showed Good Morning Britain viewers how coronavirus test kits work - but also issued a warning.

has revealed that her daughter Rosie has self-isolated after falling ill in Singapore. The TV host spoke about the threat of the coronavirus on her ITV show, and explained that despite Rosie just having "a bit of a cold", her husband Steve had flown over to Asia to be with their only child.

TV doctor Hilary Jones has criticised the quarantine measures at the coronavirus -hit H10 Costa Adeje Palace in Tenerife.