The Cabins: Meet the cast of ITV2 show, how it works and where it was filmed in the UK

Emma Willis treated fans to a small glimpse into her night in with husband Matt during the UK's third lockdown. Making most of some quality time together without their children, the couple enjoyed watching romantic family drama This Is Us.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has back-tracked on its decision to commission a second season of Victorian-era comedy crime caper Year Of The Rabbit after the coronavirus pandemic forced the British broadcaster into £150M ($205M) of content cuts.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has been challenged on Good Morning Britain on whether teachers could be 'bumped up' the priority vaccine list.The governments aim is to have offered the top four priority groups - including the clinically extremely vulnerable and care home residents - either the Pfizer or Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine by mid-February.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock was left unable to answer Piers Morgan after being accused of being 'shamed' into offering free schools meals by Marcus Rashford. The health secretary appeared on Good Morning Britain to be quizzed by Piers and Susanna Reid on the vaccine roll-out.

Naman Ramachandran Films by women writer-directors including Rose Glass, Sarah Gavron, Chloé Zhao and Emerald Fennell scored the most nominations for the 41st London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, which were announced on Tuesday.Glass’s horror film “Saint Maud” earned eight nominations, including film, director, screenwriter, actress (Morfydd Clark), supporting actress (Jennifer Ehle) and British/Irish film of the year, while Clark is also nominated for British/Irish actress.Sarah Gavron’s

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vaccine by the autumn, absolutely.

Matt Hancock was left looking sheepish on breakfast television after being grilled by an ICU nurse who demanded to know how he could "look NHS staff in the face." The Health Secretary appeared on Good Morning Britain today to address whether there would be a national lockdown, the confusion regarding schools and on ICU wards struggling over understaffing.

direct to your inboxHealth Secretary Matt Hancock has admitted the ‘huge pressures’ that the NHS is facing in parts of the country after being confronted by an intensive care nurse on GMB this morning.Host Susanna Reid introduced ICU nurse Dave Carr, who told the ITV morning show that hospitals were "beyond breaking point" amid the coronavirus crisis."It's absolutely harrowing, it's breaking us," he said, adding: "It's already worse than it was in the first wave."The worry is extreme.""How can