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Vaccination is already easing the UK’s Covid-19 pandemic and is definitely reducing cases, early data has shown. Professor Anthony Harnden, the deputy chairman of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), said preliminary research suggested the first dose of the vaccine is helping to protect young adults and over-80s. He added that the data, … Read more
An animated spin-off of the Game of Thrones series is in ‘the very early development stages at HBO Max,’ according to multiple sources at Variety on Wednesday. While an official deal is still pending, the project joins a growing number of TV series being created to expand the legacy of George R.R. Martin’s hit fantasy drama, which ran from … Read more
Kaia Gerber keeps it comfy in vintage sweater and leggings as she heads to early morning workout in LA By Justin Enriquez For Dailymail.com Published: 20:50 GMT, 26 January 2021 | Updated: 20:50 GMT, 26 January 2021 She has rocked the runway for Givenchy, Tom Ford, Saint Laurent, and Valentino. And Kaia Gerber is definitely … Read more
Giving newborn baby boys antibiotics could stunt their growth in the early years of life, a new study suggests. Antibiotic treatment within 14 days of birth is linked with reduced weight and height in boys – but not girls – up to the age of six, experts found. The researchers think the differences may result … Read more
Marcel Somerville’s fiancée Rebecca Vieira has revealed she’s in the early stages of labour. The Love Island star, 35, and his pregnant partner are expecting their first child, and on Tuesday Rebecca updated her Instagram followers with the exciting news. Posting on her Stories on Tuesday afternoon, businesswoman Rebecca explained she’s been ‘in the early … Read more
Harry Potter set to enter the streaming world as live-action TV series is in ‘early development’ at HBO Max By George Stark For Dailymail.com Published: 16:54 GMT, 25 January 2021 | Updated: 16:58 GMT, 25 January 2021 Harry Potter is entering the streaming world, following reports of a live-action TV series that is in the … Read more
Britain managed to dish out 220,000 coronavirus vaccinations on Sunday, as the pace of the drive slackened. Early figures show England vaccinated 199,202 yesterday, while a further 11,519 were done in Scotland and 6,838 in Wales. There was no data for Northern Ireland. These numbers are preliminary and will be updated by the Department of … Read more
The jewels of January: Early blooming crocus are the gems that bring winter cheer This month crocus will bloom in your gardens creating beds full of colour Snowdrops will also start to peak above the surface of the soil in late January There are about 19 species, almost all winter-flowering and are easy to grow … Read more
Sir Patrick Vallance today said it was too early too draw conclusions from Israel’s vaccination drive after alarm that hospitalisations have not yet dropped. Israel is currently leading the global vaccination drive, with nearly 39 per cent of its citizens having had at least a single dose of a jab so far. However, infection and … Read more
Flint chopping tools were used by early humans beginning 2.6 million years ago to break animal bones and release the high-calorie marrow inside, a study has found. Researchers led from Germany and Isreal analysed the function of 53 similar chopping tools found at the 400,000-year old site of Revadim, east of Ashdod. Each chopping tool … Read more