Queen’s Roger Taylor urges everyone to get the coronavirus vaccine

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A new walk-in coronavirus testing centre solely for people without symptoms of Covid-19 has opened in Dumbarton.Residents who are not showing symptoms are being urged to go along to the Leven Valley Enterprise Centre on Castlehill Road to cut down on asymptomatic spread of the virus throughout West Dunbartonshire.It will operate between 11am and 7pm, Monday to Saturday, and as the Lennox Herald went to

coronavirus vaccine in the UK may make you wonder when you are likely to be offered yours.

The Queen has told anti-vaxxers to "think about others, not yourself" as the UK continues to vaccinate people against coronavirus. More than 18million people have been vaccinated in the UK, including the monarch herself and her husband Prince Philip, 99.The 94 year old has now taken part in a video call with health leaders after learning there is an alarming number of people refusing to the take the vaccine as the world continues to battle the deadly virus.

Jane Fonda chats to Ellen DeGeneres about embracing her grey hair, recently having the coronavirus vaccine, and more during an appearance on her show Thursday.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has quashed long-established rumours that George Michael turned down the chance to become the band’s new frontman after Freddie Mercury‘s death.The late singer fronted the group for three songs during 1992’s Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium, leading to speculation that he would become the band’s full-time vocalist.While the prospect never materialised, Taylor has insisted that Michael was never offered the gig and wouldn’t have suited the group as a

direct to your inbox For millions of adults patiently waiting for their coronavirus vaccine in the UK, they may be wondering - when will I get my first and second doses? The UK began rolling out the vaccine on December 8, and so far more than 18 million people have already received the first dose and the second.Vaccine take-up has been high, too, at more than 90 per cent, a Downing Street briefing heard on Monday night.The latest figures, released on Monday February 22 showed that 17,723,840

Queen‘s Roger Taylor has become the latest high-profile name to criticise the government’s Brexit deal, after it failed to secure visa-free touring for musicians.The drummer, who was one of 100 celebrities to sign a letter against the deal, describedit as a “dreadful retrograde step” during an appearance on BBC Radio 4’s The World This Weekend.“Borders are a dreadful invention of mankind, and so we are just putting up another one, and I think it’s a dreadful retrograde step,” he said.Taylor also

direct to your inboxEvery adult in the UK could receive the required two doses of a coronavirus vaccine by September, or 'maybe sooner', health bosses said tonight.Dr Clive Dix, chairman of the UK Vaccines Taskforce, said he was confident secure supply chains meant 'we can vaccinate as many people as the UK wants to vaccinate'.He said it could be 'August time or September time all done, maybe sooner if we need to'.The vaccine tsar's comments come as the Government today confirmed the number of

direct to your inbox As more than 15 million people have now received vaccine doses in the UK, we look at how safe the Covid vaccines are. The NHS website says simply: "The coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine is safe and effective.

coronavirus.The film which is 60 seconds long promotes the crucial message in a desperate bid to stop the spread of the deadly virus.TV and radio presenter Angellica Bell asks people to “please do stay at home if you can so we can be together soon”.Shane Richie explains how “we are all in this together, so please, please stay at home,” while Gemma Collins calls for everyone to “stay home, saves lives and protect our NHS.”The film was made as part of the newspaper industry’s “All Together”

Al Roker, everyone's favorite weatherman, gave an update following his surgery for prostate cancer. The Today Show anchor opened up in a heartfelt interview on the Kelly Clarkson Show, and gave an update on his health, while making an impassioned plea to fans to look out for their own health. "I was very fortunate, we caught it early, it was an aggressive form of prostate cancer, but we caught it very early and we had a great surgeon from Memorial Sloane Kettering, and we got it all. I'm waiting

Katie Price has urged everyone to get the coronavirus vaccine, despite her son Harvey having a reaction to the jab.The 42 year old’s eldest son Harvey, 18, was taken to hospital on Saturday 6 February after he was given the Oxford/Astrazeneca injection the day before. Katie soon updated her fans to reveal Harvey, who recently landed his dream opportunity as a Network Rail station announcer, was home and well.