Nick Thomas-Symonds, the shadow home secretary, is calling for the quarantine of all arrivals to the UK after the South African coronavirus variant was detected in eight areas of England.

It has emerged that SAGE advised the government that Britain's borders must be closed to stop the new variant of coronavirus spreading.

Forecasters say a 'sudden stratospheric warming' event over the North Pole last month could herald a repeat of the white-out conditions seen in Britain three years ago.

Joseph Flavill, 19, was hit by a car near his home in Tutbury last March - three weeks before Britain was plunged into lockdown. After spending nearly a year in a coma, he is on the road to recovery.

The war veteran's family shared news of his hospital admissions and revealed how he had suffered with pneumonia over the 'past few weeks' before also testing positive for Covid-19 a week ago.

Boris Johnson received a compliment on his weight loss today as he watched 97-year-old care home resident Jeanette receive her first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. She is one of 9.3m Brits to receive it.

Phil Collins will hold a Zoom call with his three children to celebrate his 70th birthday. Will it be at his luxurious Swiss villa, the £30 million Miami Beach mansion or in a pad in London?

Former BBC1 controller and creative director Alan Yentob, 73, said the BBC should act more like a social media platform in the way it engages with younger audiences.

Police and the local coast guard are searching for the man, 61, who was last seen on the beach near Sunset Crest, St. James on Monday.

The teacher, identified as Richard Christopher Monks, 29, was employed to teach reading to a class of five children aged between four and five at a language centre in the island state of Singapore.

A major report backed by Sir David will be launched at an online event attended by Prince Charles. It calls for a change in food production and consumption.

Social media giants like Facebook and Twitter could face fines of billions of pounds unless they tackle racist trolls, a minister warned yesterday.

The Royal Mail have revealed 12 new stamp designs to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Only Fools and Horses - one of the most beloved British sitcoms of all time.

The measures on the Isle of Man, which is self-governing, were scrapped after a 25-day circuit breaker lockdown ended. Pubs have reopened, while social distancing has been scrapped.

Soaring numbers of dog walkers in lockdown have caused a 10 per cent increase in attacks on farm animals. Dog attacks destroyed livestock worth an estimated £1.3million last year.

Each person could face a fine of up to €2,180 (£1,921) if they are found to have used loopholes to stay at the St Anton am Arlberg resort, in Austria's Tyrol region.

The Prime Minister has ordered preparations for the return of schools to be ramped up and is also expected to introduce new measures to help children catch up with their work.

Vaccines are not as effective against the mutant South African strain - but should still prevent serious illness and death, health chiefs said yesterday.

Researchers at Feevale University made the discovery after swabbing 90 infected people in Rio Grande do Sul, southern Brazil.

Robinhood had already been forced to raise $1 billion from shareholders after clearing house the NSCC demanded a $3 billion security. Gamestop's shares were down 31% Monday.

Suu Kyi and President Win Myint were arrested early Monday, just hours before their newly-elected government was due to be sworn in.

Met Police officers dispersed a massive illegal boat party at the back of Powergate Business Park industrial estate on the Grand Union Canal in Ealing after 11pm on Saturday night.

Catherine Maughan sued Great Ormond Street Hospital claiming she was discriminated against in terms of her sex, race and religion. An employment tribunal dismissed her allegations of bullying.

Silver prices rose by as much as 13 percent on Monday - to $30 per ounce - putting the rare metal on course for its biggest single-day percentage gain since 2008.

The humble Danish retail mogul, 48, worth £6.1billion,is Scotland's richest man with around 220,000 acres under his control after he started buying up some of the country's grandest estates.

Asos has sealed the takeover of Topshop and three other brands from the collapse of the Arcadia empire for £265million. The buyer has also paid £65million for current and pre-ordered stock.

Doctors in Boston, Massachusetts, treated a man for a months-long infection and found dozens of changes in the virus over the multiple swab tests they did while he was sick.

Leon Calhoun, 34, used a fake name when he met 24-year-old Lily Bunn on a night out, convinced her he owned a four-bedroom home in picturesque County Durham.

Royal Engineer Lloyd Hamilton allegedly misused taxpayers' money to pay for their education while he was stationed in Cyprus.

Professor Mike Tildesley, an infectious disease expert and member of the Sage advisory panel, said the jab could introduce huge changes within months if the rollout continues apace.

Katie Perez-Muldoon, 34, who grew up in Liverpool but moved to Gibraltar in 2007, says under current Gibraltarian law she won't be recognised as a parent when her partner Natalie, 40, gives birth next month.

A devout Christian actress is suing a theatre and her agents in London for £128,000 after she was dropped following an alleged homophobic post on Facebook.

The UK spent £25.00 per capita on vaccines before it was known whether they would be effective, similar to the £24.02 spent by the US but far above the £3.51 per person committed by Brussels.

The procedures were allegedly cancelled at hospitals in London and the Midlands. Many were marked as 'Priority 2', meaning they should be done within a month.

Training and development consultant Zara Mohammed, from Glasgow, has become the first woman Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) after a week of voting.

The King's College London scientists say they found 'no significant difference' in disease suffered by region before or after the Kent variant emerged in early December and spread across the country.

Hampshire Police Federation said it was 'saddened' real officers weren't used in the campaign, but Essex Police said officers were too busy catching criminals to take part.

The large-scale criminal enterprise - which spanned 18 counties - was infiltrated by undercover Northamptonshire Police officers following a two-year covert operation.

The Treasury is set to rake in 34.2 per cent of economic output in the next financial year, according to campaign group the TaxPayers' Alliance.

Speaking in a foreword to the annual report of Travalyst, Prince Harry, 36, revealed the 'hardship' of the lockdown travel ban - adding there's an opportunity for the industry to 'reset and reimagine.'

Leading Diver Jon Finlay, 37, had been on a drunken evening out with the younger woman in Cyprus the night before during which she lost her phone.

Mark Bolton, 57, of Stockport, was said to have put victims 'in fear' after he asked them out for a drink before thrusting his calling cards between their breasts.

The Health Secretary torpedoed a deal between the University of Oxford and American pharma giant Merck over fears that Donald Trump could ban exports of the live-saving drug.

Chris Hopson, the chief of NHS Providers, said doctors and nurses need a chance to 'decompress and recover' after working at an 'intense fever pitch' during the pandemic.

Victoria Burrell-Corey, 49, from Wilmslow, Cheshire, was found by police slumped over the wheel of her car with an empty 750ml bottle of vodka in the footwell on June 20 last year.

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Officers arrived at the house on Tyndalls Park Road in Bristol at 2.30am on Saturday to find more than 50 people inside.

A hundred of Navalny's supporters were hauled away by riot police outside the Moscow courthouse and others were detained at the nearby metro station. Only his wife Yulia was allowed through.

Housing Minister Christopher Pincher said more financial support would be confirmed 'very shortly', with an announcement expected within weeks.

Khing Hnin Wai, a PE teacher from Myanmar's capital Naypyidaw, filmed herself exercising outside the country's parliament on Monday - without realising a coup was taking place behind her.

Young Man Holding a Roundel hung at Plas Glynllifon, in Wales, for decades and was sold 'for a few shillings' when the Newborough family sold the mansion unaware it was a rare masterpiece.

Boris Johnson is said to have ordered a ramping up of preparations for children to get back in classrooms - despite anxiety from scientists that the date he has set will be too early.

Scientists are worried the South African strain may be able to evade vaccines and stressed that anyone who suspects they could be infected should self-isolate immediately.

Patricia Mann started working for Vintage Wines Ltd in Nottingham, which supplies and stores rare bottles for wealthy clients, after the company was defrauded by a previous employee.

Children's Commissioner Anne Longfield said about 500,000 teachers and 500,000 support staff could all be given the jab 'in a couple of days' given recent data on vaccination capacity in Britain.

The former My Kitchen Rules judge revealed on Monday evening he'd had a 90-minute conversation with the south Sydney federal MP - who he described as 'beautiful and beyond courageous'.

Speaking at Collingwood's annual general meeting on Tuesday night, Eddie McGuire responded to scathing criticisms of how referred to the report's findings as a 'proud day' for the AFL club.

Ursula von der Leyen pinned the fiasco, that saw Brussels threaten to implement a hard Irish border, on Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commissioner for Trade.

Myanmar's generals consolidated their control of the country today, defying global outcry and the threat of sanctions to put troops and armoured vehicles on the streets of the capital.

Emergency services attended house in Shalvey at around midday on Tuesday after reports a baby was unresponsive.

Chloe Lomas (pictured), 22, from Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, was pregnant with her partner, but her former lover Sam Donnelly found out from his jail cell.

The squeeze was finally announced by the government last week after intense wrangling between ministers - with Priti Patel and Matt Hancock among those pushing for tougher action.

Outraged Australians are urging Bunnings to ban dogs from entering following a fatal dog attack in a Brisbane store over the weekend.

Australian Instagram model Isabelle Elanore claimed discrimination on the basis of her body type when she was made to wear a fluro vest by a 'disgusted' Jetstar flight attendant.

A man will remain behind bars until at least the end of March after allegedly kicking his elderly stepfather in the face in western Sydney.

Speaking about their rather recent addition to film and television sets, a number of intimacy coordinators revealed the must have items in their 'kit bags' to ensure everything runs to plan.

Mitkumar Maheshbhai Patel pleaded not guilty to raping the 22-year-old woman in 2019 on the first day of his trial in the Brisbane Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Thomas Cope, decided to walk away from the crash after he smashed his car in Clematis, in Melbourne's south-east around 4.50am on June 1, 2019.

A Perth man has uploaded a series of videos trolling police officers on the street who repeatedly ask him to wear a mask that are mandatory during the snap five day lockdown in Western Australia

Northumbria Police are investigating 24-year-old Brazilian striker Joelinton after he put up a picture of himself in a barber shop on Instagram before quickly deleting the post.

Tiffany Dover, a 30-year-old nurse manager at the CHI Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga, fainted after receiving her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine on December 18.

The event was due to be held in the Hague in May this year but was postponed in March last year due to the Covid pandemic. But it has now been pushed back again, this time until Spring 2022.

Andrew O'Keefe has been fighting his many demons quite literally in silence, attending a Buddhist-style silent meditation retreat where he vowed not to speak a word.

Legislation has been drafted to stop families being torn apart.

In Pennsylvania, three bodies were found in an apparent murder-suicide linked to a dispute over snow shoveling on Monday, as Storm Orlena continues to batter the northeast.

Mitchell McConnell on Monday voiced support for Rep. Liz Cheney and her vote to impeach Trump as he distanced himself from the controversy surrounding Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Dustin Diamond - best known for playing Samuel 'Screech' Powers on the hit NBC sitcom Saved by the Bell - died on Monday following his short battle with stage four lung cancer.

E.coli, otherwise known as faeces, has filled up Waitangi Falls at Waiuku in South Auckland for the last week.

Hungry Jacks are planning to build whopper new drive-throughs so customers can get their burgers faster.

The Centers for Disease Control issued new guidelines on Monday recommending 'safer ways to enjoy the Super Bowl' that included a warning against cheering, shouting or singing.

The rugby league immortal was back at work for Channel Nine on Tuesday, as he did a live television cross from a Brisbane Broncos preseason training session, hours after the bombshell.

Dr Anthony Fauci has warned that there is increasing evidence that new mutations of COVID-19 can re-infect people who have already caught the virus, and urged swift vaccination of all.

Dashcam footage shows the SUV taking a wide corner at a T-intersection in Hervey Bay, Queensland before it smashed into a car in the opposite direction on Monday about 4.45pm.

Nikki Mathis, 35, spent two nights in a Calgary airport hotel after she was told on arrival back home in Canada that the COVID test she had in Texas was not accepted by Canadian authorities.

The mother-daughter duo were seen venturing out together at Blanket Bay, a campground in Cape Otway, Victoria, in video shared to Reddit on Monday.

MPs from all parties rounded on the Government last night. A Labour motion called on ministers to provide funding to fix homes in the wake of Grenfell.

A fallen 'meteorite' in Far North Queensland attracted plenty of attention on Monday - including representatives from the NASA head office in America.

David Schoen, appointed as Donald Trump's impeachment lawyer on Sunday, went on Hannity on Monday night to insist the former president had not incited violence and impeachment was wrong.

Police investigators looking into the circumstances surrounding the death of Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran killed by a Capitol Police officer on Jan 6, are not calling for charges.

Jenny Cudd, who owns a flower shop in Midland, Texas, asked a judge on Monday for permission to go to the Caribbean coast of Mexico for a 'work-related bonding retreat' despite being on bail.

Myanmar's army took control on Monday, bottom right and top right, and detained de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi.. Biden, left, has threatened to impose sanctions against the country.

The real Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort said the surge in GameStop stock last week was start of 'paradigm shift' in trading. GameStop stock rocketed from below $20 in January to a high of $483.

On his Monday night show, Fox News host Tucker Carlson defended far-right Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene from attempts to cast her as 'America's greatest enemy'.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) was discussing the aftermath of the Capitol insurrection on Instagram Live on Monday night when she revealed she was also a survivor of sexual assault.

Black Lives Matter protesters demonstrated outside Rochester police station on Monday night. Demonstrators overturned barricades as they protested the pepper-spraying of a girl, 9.

The ute towing a trailer with the bull inside rolled over on the northbound lanes of the M1, 200m north of the Kuring-Gai Chase overpass in Sydney about 7.20am on Tuesday.

Shirley Hitchings was left terrified every night in her Battersea, south London home as a poltergeist launched a 12 year 'campaign of terror' against her in the 1950s and 60s.

The state of emergency which was introduced last March is due to end on March 15 but Mr Andrews said it will need to remain until December 15 to ensure Victorians are safe from Covid-19.

Patricia Becker, 67, was reported missing around 4am prompting a massive search by police in Allentown, according to the city's police department. The woman was believed to have Alzheimer's.

Rose told DailyMail.com she orchestrated the LA-based stunt in protest over censorship, after her Instagram account, with five million followers, was suspended this year for nudity.

Savannah Rae Theberge, 26, from Georgia, was identified by her mother as being one of two women murdered by Raymond Weber on Monday. The pair had recently become engaged.

A bushfire raging near Perth has destroyed more than 30 homes as hot and windy conditions fan the out-of-control blaze towards the city's north-eastern suburbs.

'His mum's dying of loneliness and he owns a hydraulic lift company - it's hard to control his visits'

An 'exploited' Chinese worker has been violently slapped by her boss in a shocking viral video, after complaining she was under paid and being exploited.

Robert Weber left the Kilkivan Hotel Motel in southeast Queensland with his dog Nessie on January 6, but got lost when his car got bogged and they wandered for weeks.

Manson was being interviewed by Spin magazine when he said he fantasized every day about 'smashing her skull in'. His legal team later played the remarks down as him being a theatrical rock star.

Raymond Weber, 29 (left), the older brother of California rapper Marcus Weber (right), known as Uzzy Marcus, has been charged with two counts of murder for allegedly killing two women on Saturday.

At least nineteen people have died and many more injured during tribal fighting in the Hela province of Papua New Guinea. Thousands of women and children have fled into forests to avoid death.

Beaux Cormier, bottom left, allegedly hired two of his friends, bottom middle and right, to kill his niece. The two hit-men botched it and killed Cormier's sister Brittany, top right, and her neighbor Hope Nettleton.

The girl from Alice Springs is recovering in the ICU after paramedics rushed to her home at around 10pm on Monday.

Dog owners across Australia are on high alert after a deadly disease carried by ticks is discovered spreading rapidly into populated areas, with the disease proving fatal for canines

Joe Biden warned Senate Republicans he would not 'settle' for their smaller COVID proposal in a sign the president was willing to pass a relief package without their help.

Distressing footage emerged of the baby being ripped from his mother's arms as she breastfed in a car park in Brunswick Heads, near Byron Bay on the NSW North Coast.

Premier Mark McGowan said there were 15,496 new tests and told those who had been swabbed 'you have done your state proud'. Residents are under lockdown until Friday.

The furniture giant is hosting the dinners on February 11 at their Rhodes and Tempe store in Sydney's inner west.

Finance Minister Simon Birmingham said the Australian Government was considering targeted support after JobKeeper ends for industries still reeling because of the pandemic.

Israel Folau and the St George Dragons are lobbying the NRL to allow the the fallen star to play this season after homophobic posts saying 'hell awaits' gay people derailed his career.

Brisbane medical technology provider Ellume was first given approval in December by US regulators to sell the at-home coronavirus testing kits across the country.

A vaccination program had been expected to begin on Monday at the maximum security detention camp at the United States Naval Station in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, the adult movie actress divulged the disturbing details about her brief affair in 1997 with the self-styled 'antichrist'.

A snake has been found curled around a fuel tank inside a car at a local pub in Revesby, South West Sydney. Police and WILD Conservation spent three hours trying to retrieve the venomous snake.

Janet Newenham visited the Seminyak, Kuta, and Canggu areas of Bali, finding them to be ghost towns with boarded-up businesses and no foot traffic.

Actor Lincoln Lewis has broken his silence over the shock marriage split of his famous sporting father Wally from his mum Jacqui after 36 years together.

Ingrid Seyer-Ochi, right, published the San Francisco Chronicle essay on Sunday. The op-ed comes two weeks after Bernie Sanders, left, wore mittens during Joe Biden's inauguration.

The explicit sex scenes of Netflix's latest hit show Bridgerton are a world away from the pages of Jane Austen's novel Pride And Prejudice, which was published in 1813, the year the series takes place.

Just 9,628 patients received their first vaccine dose yesterday, the fewest since the Scottish Government began publishing figures on January 11.

QAnon Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene boasted Monday that she would soon be visiting former President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort.

Door-to-door coronavirus testing is being launched across eight parts of England where it is feared the new variant is spreading in the community.

When Bianca opened her tray of scotch fillet thin sliced steaks over the weekend, she expected two whole pieces of meat inside - instead it fell apart and had holes in the middle.

A Perth quarantine hotel security guard contracted the highly-contagious UK strain of the virus, which sparked a five-day lockdown of the city and the state's Peel and south-west regions.

A Chicago mom is threatening to sue the Chicago school union for 'cultivating fear and panic' which is preventing teachers returning to the classroom in the nation's third biggest city.

The NT is famous for its outback desert landscape and Uluru, a culturally significant sandstone rock in the middle of the 'red centre'.

Farmers across Australia are elated after Norco milk increased its payments to suppliers. It was welcome news for many, who have been struggling following drought conditions in recent years.

Kristin Scott has appeared ring-free in an Instagram story, prompting rumours her engagement to embattled NRL star Mitchell Pearce is now on the rocks.

Ryan Giggs has cut half a million pounds from the five-bedroom Salford mansion he shared with ex-wife Stacey and their children, two years after it initially went up for sale for £3.5million.

Another precious consignment of Mail Force laptops that will transform the lives of yet more schoolchildren were delivered to Moston Field Primary pupils in Manchester yesterday.

Newspapers from Australia to India and even American network television have reported on Captain Sir Tom Moore's hospitalisation for coronavirus, hailing him a 'hero of the pandemic'.

At the end of a press conference about Western Australia's coronavirus outbreak, Mark McGowan first covered his eyes with the mask, before pulling it down to cover his nose and mouth.

Heritier Lumumba, the former Collingwood star, has blasted Eddie McGuire's response to the report's findings as 'bizarre' after suing the club with claims he was subject to racial abuse.

Celebrity SoulCycle instructor Stacey Griffith, 52, is apologizing after she sparked outrage for securing one of the coveted New York City COVID vaccines. 

Shocking footage of the crash shows the BMW racing up the M1 motorway on the Gold Coast before smashing into a Toyota Corolla hatchback.

Pregnant Kate Leadbetter, 31, and her boyfriend Matthew Field, 37, died after they were allegedly hit by a teenage driver in Alexandra Hills, Brisbane's east, on Australia Day.

An iconic anti-racism image of Nicky Winmar has been turned into a parody of Collingwood president Eddie McGuire. 

Families built up their bank deposits from £1.48trillion to £1.63trillion over the course of 2020 - a rise of £151.7billion, the highest since records began in 1997, according to Bank of England figures.

Mark Hastings, the CEO of BarProducts, is lashing out at a boycott of his company after he took a selfie at the Capitol in the moments preceding the January 6 insurrection.

Sir Winston Churchill's only painting during the Second World War, which he gave to US president Franklin D Roosevelt, has been put up for sale by its current owner Angelina Jolie.

Photographer Ashok Sinha focused on the 'remnants of a different era' for his new book, Gas and Glamour: Roadside Architecture in Los Angeles.

A 30-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly assaulted a 70-year-old man in his family home before kicking him in the street then ramming him with a car.

Sexualised uniforms could be banned and employee badges may be made mandatory for Australian workers in a bid to stop sexual harassment and violence in the workplace. 

The 41-year-old man was outside a shopping centre on Great Eastern Highway in Midland when he was approached by police officers on Monday.