The Apprentice star Navid Sole has been revealed to be an anti-vaxxer, despite Lord Alan Sugar's insistence that every candidate on the show be double vaccinated. 

Tory MPs criticised the BBC over its Covid coverage after it gave airtime to GP Dr Zahid Chauhan, a Labour councillor who is a critic of the Prime Minister.

Convicted rapist and murderer Colin Pitchfork, 61, was arrested and recalled to prison months ago after he was seen near young women while on out on walks.

Ministers have concluded that 'something needs to be done' before prices rise on April 1 as the price cap is increased, but have not yet decided what form this will take.

Insiders say the option of settlement 'remains on the table' if Judge Lewis Kaplan rejects Andrew's legal team's motion this week to have Virginia Roberts' lawsuit dismissed at an early stage.

A fire station in Gosport, Hampshire, was left without any firefighters as huge numbers of staff isolated with Covid, it has been claimed.

It sounds like a great idea, giving up booze for a month and giving our livers a rest. But research reveals that more than half of those who start Dry January are likely to give up by the second week.

Travel industry bosses are already reporting a 'massive surge' in bookings after the Prime Minister announced he will be scrapping overseas testing for those arriving in England from Friday.

Richard Lynton-Jones alleged Mone racially abused him and called his partner a 'nut case bird' and 'mental loony' three weeks after an accident which led to the death of a deckhand.

US researchers made their finding even though men are more likely to suffer from heart problems, strokes, diabetes and high blood pressure. The Mayo Clinic scientists analysed 1,857 volunteers.

It is thought that the planned film, due later this year from creator Phil Redmond (pictured), will deal with the planned closure of the school and issues around social media and children's grief.

The broadcaster quizzed the Duke of York in November 2019 over allegations made by Virginia Roberts that he had sex with her three times.

He may not have touched a drop since the 1980s.

Marking seven decades on the throne, the equestrian image will be struck on the 'heads' side of the Royal Mint's new 50p and a traditional £5 crown. The coin's other side will bear the number 70.

Office for National Statistics data today revealed the number of people dying with the virus dipped by 20 per cent in the seven days up to Christmas Eve, from 755 to 591.

Flamur 'Alex' Beqiri, 36, whose sister Misse Beqiri appeared in Real Housewives Of Cheshire, was murdered outside his £1.5m home in Battersea, southwest London, on Christmas Eve 2019.

Their call comes after the Mail told how Sir Tony's own defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, revealed in his memoir that he was ordered to burn a memo warning that invading Iraq could be illegal.

The charity backed by Leonardo DiCaprio received the grant to protect a species of dwarf buffalo called the Tamaraw in the Philippines.

The pandemic has had a 'catastrophic impact' on patients with almost 6million now waiting for care in England. The Commons health and social care committee said lists could double by 2025.

As prime minister, Sir Tony told MPs in 2003 that he would 'certainly look at the issue of the honorary knighthood' granted to Mugabe, then president of Zimbabwe.

It might not be the first place that springs to mind when ranking the worst places to live in England. But Aylesbury, the seemingly genteel garden town in Buckinghamshire, has taken the title.

Rhian Graham, 30, Milo Ponsford, 26, Sage Wiloughby, 22, and Jake Skuse, 33, were cleared of all criminal damage charges at Bristol Crown Court on Wednesday.

The Boswells School in Chelmsford, Essex, ditched JK Rowling as a house name for Olympic hero Dame Kelly Holmes after staff and students complained.

Hundreds of postmasters were bankrupted, jailed or driven to suicide after being wrongly accused of stealing from their own tills between 1999 and 2015.

The Met Office has warned of dangerous weather conditions on Thursday and Friday with as much as 10cm of snow falling on the highest ground. Pictured: A skier in the Pennines today.

Scotty David, a juror in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, was one of the 12 men and women who convicted Maxwell on five of the six counts of sex-trafficking.

Rose Gentle, 58, whose son Gordon, 19, was killed by an IED in 2004, says she will return her Elizabeth Cross. She added: 'If Blair had decency, he would not accept the honour.'

The teenager, known as Marni - who was from the Frampton on Severn area of Gloucestershire, suffered multiple stab wounds on the evening of December 15 in Stratton Road, Gloucester.

The misery of staff shortages that has led to reduced timetables across the UK was compounded by faults with trains and points this morning for those travelling to work in London and Birmingham.

Deirdre Morley, 44, smothered Conor, nine, Darragh, seven and Carla, three, to death at their Dublin home in January 2020.

The shocking machete attack, which took place in broad daylight in Croydon, south London, shows the masked man hacking away at two cops who fail to stop him after using their 50,000v Taser.

James Stunt arrived this morning at Leeds Crown Court wearing a three-piece suit and pulling a wheeled suitcase where he is accused of one count of money laundering and a single count of fraud.

Dr Mike Tildesley, a member of the Spi-M modelling group which feeds into SAGE, questioned the need for more curbs in England when 'we're starting to see things turn around'.

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) statistics showing that infections in the city began to fall before Christmas sparked hopes that the worst was over. Rates are tumbling in under-60s currently.

Matthew Taylor, head of the NHS Confederation which represents hospital trusts, said it should be slashed to five days as long as it is backed up by the science.

Previous guidance to back up positive rapid tests with more accurate lab results will be removed from January 11. The UKHSA announced the move amid sky-high case numbers across England.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is thought to be pushing for relaxed measures. The 'Covid O' Cabinet meeting is likely to see pre-departure tests scrapped.

A grandson of one of the brothers behind the Littlewoods pools empire today won a High Court fight with his sibling over part of the family's billion-pound fortune.

Alice Colombo drove for 13 hours with her daughter from Kent to Milan so she could get jabbed because Ms Colombo said she would rather take the risk with the vaccine than the coronavirus.

John O'Looney, 53, of Milton Keynes, finally conceded that coronavirus was real and serious after he was admitted to a hospital intensive care unit with it last month.

Health service data shows there were 17.7million days of leave taken between April 2018 and March 2019 - the equivalent of around 14 days per worker, mainly for mental health problems.

Nazir Ahmed, who was formerly Lord Ahmed of Rotherham, was today found guilty of sexual offences against a boy and a girl dating back more than 40 years.

A doctor with a history of four motoring offences - including drink-driving - has escaped being struck off - after a medical tribunal decided there was not 'significant' risk of repeat behaviour.

Meghan Markle sued Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over five articles that reproduced parts of a 'personal and private' letter to Thomas Markle in August 2018.

A Labour spokesman revealed Keir Starmer has contracted the virus and deputy Angela Rayner will fill in for the Commons session later.

Muhammad Malik, 29, from Hounslow, west London, has received offers from over one hundred prospective partners since his billboard campaigns in London and Birmingham launched.

A wide-ranging 'dossier of waste' compiled by Labour claims that the cash was blown on cancelled contracts, projects that went over-budget and investments in programs later written off.

'The unvaccinated, I really want to p*** them off. And so, we're going to continue doing so, until the end. That's the strategy,' Macron told Le Parisien in an interview published yesterday.

Anthony Figueroa (pictured), who was in a relationship with Ms Giuffre at the time of the sexual assault allegations in 2001, says he hopes the prince 'faces everything he is accused of'.

The drone images show the huge landslide next to the caravan park in Sandy Bay in Exmouth, Devon. It follows a number of cliff falls in the area over the last six months.

The British Medical Association and Royal College of Nursing have urged the Government to put health workers first for rapid tests to ease staffing issues in the health service.

Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket group, outperformed its major rivals during the key Christmas period, achieving its highest grocery market share since January 2018.

Geoff Hoon says he was ordered by Downing Street to burn a secret memo that said the 2003 invasion of Iraq could be illegal.

Benjamin Mendy was moved to the notorious HMP Prison Manchester, commonly referred to as Strangeways, on December 23 amid fears over his safety.

Hare coursing (pictured) will attract tougher sentences of up to six months in prison as part of a crackdown.

Experts have warned the energy price cap could jump by £600 - around 50 per cent, when it is updated in April. A Government source said the price cap held back 'a tsunami of bill increases'.

Female patients are also at higher risk of complications and readmission and are more likely to stay in hospital longer when a man carries out their surgery, researchers said.

SIMON WALTERS: He was defence secretary as Britain edged towards war - which means Geoff Hoon had a front-row seat for the most controversial moments in Sir Tony's premiership.

Olivia Kolek, 14, (pictured) had not long wished her mother happy New Year before being hit by a grey Mercedes outside a train station as she headed off to see in 2022 with friends.

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Chicago teacher Joseph Ocol said: 'I joined the Chicago public schools as a teacher and I believe my role should be inside the classroom with my students.'

The ECHR in Strasbourg today ruled that the case was 'inadmissible', finding that Gareth Lee had failed to 'exhaust domestic remedies' in the case.

Grant Shapps insisted the UK was 'not a country where destroying public property can ever be acceptable' after a Bristol jury cleared the 'Colston Four' of all criminal damage charges.

An aspiring young model from Portsmouth died of cervical cancer aged just 27 after an agency locum doctor said the symptoms were her hormones.

Richard Burgon, who served as shadow justice secretary in Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet, said the knighthood for the former Labour premier showed 'what is wrong with our system'.

Conservatives backed Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg after he made an intervention on planned tax rises at a tense Cabinet meeting yesterday.

Fernanda Assis, 31, and her father Joanilason Assis, 61, were found with multiple stab wounds at a property in Wood Green, north London just after 9.30am on November 28.

Donald Trump, speaking to Blaze TV's Glenn Beck in a special titled 'The January 6th Distraction', said one of the pitfalls of wind power was that turbines 'kill birds' and 'decimate landscapes'.

The Government's £2.4billion-per-year plan to replace the EU's common agricultural policy will be launched by Environment Secretary George Eustice in Oxford this morning.

The bodies of Natalie Kane, 27, and one-year-old Harry were discovered by police after they were called to concerns for her welfare on December 30.

The pair of adrenaline junkies were filmed by a drone as they ascended the 558ft crane which overlooks the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, east London.

Novak Djokovic will remain locked up in a refugee detention hotel after the Federal Court ruled his appeal to be let into the country ahead of the Australian Open would be adjourned until Monday.

Melek Sert, 32, and her husband Hasan Sert, had been left heartbroken when doctors at the Yuregir State Hospital in Adana, Turkey, told them their baby had not survived delivery.

The footage filmed on Binmaley beach in the Philippines shows tourists rallying to save a man caught in powerful tides while celebrating New Year's Day in the Asian country.

Grant Shapps downplayed the alerts issued by trusts today, saying it was not 'entirely unusual' for hospitals to go critical over the winter months. He said that it also happens with flu outbreaks.

A band of heavy rain moved east across the UK and is set to turn wintry over the Pennines, Lake District and North York Moors - with snow forecast from Derbyshire and Staffordshire northwards.

The woman went online and posed as the teenager after disgraced ex-football coach and former teaching assistant Edward Smith sent her daughter a barrage of explicit messages on Instagram.

An explosive letter sent to Tennis Australia by Australia's federal health minister shows the Australian Open were fully aware Novak Djokovic was not eligible for an exemption to play.

Rafael Nadal weighed into Novak Djokovic's Australian Open saga on Thursday with a blatant message for his biggest rival.

Rhian Graham (pictured), 30, Milo Ponsford, 26, Sage Willoughby, 22, and Jake Skuse, 33, were cleared of all criminal damage charges at Bristol Crown Court on Wednesday.

Donald Trump has cancelled a press conference to be held on the anniversary of the January 6 riot, but instead issued a statement urging followers to 'rise up' against Democrat policies.

Residents who have recovered from Covid-19 may be exempt from entering self-isolation if they have been identified as a close contact in NSW and Victoria.

William Ryan, from Basildon, Essex, missed a call from NHS Test and Trace after testing positive for Covid-19 on a PCR test.

As signatures continued to mount on a Change.org petition calling for the knighthood to be rescinded, a senior serving Labour MP defied Sir Keir, who has said Sir Tony 'deserves the honour'.

Police, firefighters and paramedics were all called to the coastbound carriageway of the A21 in Sevenoaks just after 8pm last night.

Businessman George Goudsmit, 80, of Forres, Moray, met Her Majesty at an event on the Isles of Scilly and had a '20 second' conversation with her about solar panels.

The union sought to revert to remote learning during the latest surge of and while both sides hammer out a deal. But School leaders said remote learning didn't work and schools can remain open.

A second snow storm is expected to come to D.C. and its neighboring states Virginia and Maryland on Thursday night into early Friday morning after getting hit by winter storm Frida on Monday.

Brown, who was spotted attending a Brooklyn Nets game Monday, accused the Bucs and coach Bruce Arians of giving him a 'powerful and sometimes dangerous painkiller' ahead of the game.

Judge Bruce Jones said the governor failed to inform him of his decision to commute Rogel Aguilera-Mederos' sentence, alleging this action was a sign of disrespect.

Carlson's opening monologue mocked the idea that the storming of the building was an 'insurrection.' He then went after Republicans whom he felt took Democratic talking points to discuss it.

The Western Australia premier made the controversial comments in a Facebook post on Thursday afternoon after some Covid-19 restrictions were brought in this week.

Lawyers appearing for the world No.1 appealed to Judge Anthony Kelly to review the decision made by the Department of Home Affairs to deport him.

Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic has 4.4 million reasons to compete in the Australian Open this month - but he could be deported after his visa was dramatically denied by authorities on Thursday.

A top airline industry ratings website has released their list of the safest carriers in the world for 2022 with former number one Qantas pushed to seventh place and a surprise winner.

Australian politicians don't lead the world in many categories, but when it comes to failing to anticipate public reaction, they are in a class of their own.

Denied a visa to enter Australia and awaiting potential deportation, tennis superstar Novak Djokovic has been moved to an infamous Melbourne hotel.

Two people have died near Lithgow after a fire truck collided with their car.

William Tyrrell detectives are conducting a fresh round of interviews into missing toddler case, as inquest is delayed with 'no set date' to resume, and Tyrrell's foster parents due back in court next month.

A dynamic duck which can perform amazing tricks including playing the piano while quacking has astounded her proud owner.

With Djokovic now packing his bags to head back home, social media users relished the opportunity to poke fun at the Serbian star.

Police in Tennessee are hunting for an 'armed and dangerous' 23-year-old aspiring rapper who is suspected of the broad daylight shooting of rapper Young Dolph in Memphis in November.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Given the magnitude of infections, and the baying of saturnine scientists, the Prime Minister could have rolled over and reached for more repressive restrictions.

The family of Christopher De La Cruz, 28, have been left in shock and struggling to cope with his sudden death after he died jumping over a subway turnstile at the Forest Hills-71st Avenue in Queens.

Friends and family are reeling from St Lucie County Sheriff's deputies Clayton Osteen and Victoria Pacheco' 'totally out of character' suicides that left their infant son Jayce orphaned.

Stewart said he never accused Rowling of being anti-Semitic and the remarks were part of a 'lighthearted conversation' between friends. He also noted that he loves the Harry Potter films.

Wes, a Brisbane man, hatched a clever plan to steal back his stolen e-scooter after seeing it listed for sale online - but his mum made him promise to let the police handle it.

Unvaccinated Arizona couple, Bob and Sue Walter of Phoenix, died from COVID-19 on November 30 and December 2 after testing positive shortly before Thanksgiving.

Jacob Chansley, 37, was sentenced in November to 41 months in prison for his role in the January 6 insurrection. He spoke to Inside Edition and blamed the media for making him the 'face' of the riot.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 28, has been ordered by a judge in Boston to hand over the $3,885.06 in his account as part of a $101 million settlement payout ordered in 2015.

The 35-year-old brother of Brothers 4 Life gang boss Bassam Hamzy has shot dead in broad daylight outside an apartment block with a burnt out getaway car found nearby.

Aaron Quinones, 27, (left) attacked an unidentified woman, 26, with a shoelace near the Miami International Airport on January 2. It does not appear the pair knew each other.

The most effective rapid antigen tests are made in China. It is also supplying two-thirds of the 18 home testing kits that have been approved for use in Australia. New rules come into force on January 8.

New York, New Jersey, and Michigan experienced icy road conditions on Wednesday, leading to multiple car pile-ups and two fatalities.

Jen Psaki said that President Biden's staff 'never give him any time to think' as they keep him so busy, though the president had no public events today and a lid was called before 1:30 p.m.

Marina Billings and her husband, Robert, have been charged with exploitation and aggravated abuse of Olympian Boris Leikin. She allegedly named herself his will beneficiary.

Family said sisters Virginia Thomas, 30, and Rosalee McDonald, 33, were killed in an apartment fire Wednesday in Philadelphia that killed at least 12 people, including seven children.

The US cases come just days after the first case of Flurona was diagnosed in Israel. Health experts expect to see a rise in co-infections, especially in children whose immune symptoms are weaker.

The United States Postal Service has asked the Biden administration on January 4 for temporary relief from new vaccine or testing requirements covering large businesses for its 650,000 employees

Lindell filed suit against the panel investigating the insurrection, Pelosi and Verizon to stop the telecoms giant from turning over the records, which the committee requested.

A man who works next to a testing centre in Murrarie in Brisbane's east said residents unable to cope with the hours-long queues had started relieving themselves on nearby parked cars.

Unvaccinated residents in the Northern Territory will be locked down for four days after the territory announced a record 256 new Covid infections overnight.

South Australia has reported a drop in new cases with only 3,070 reported overnight. Twelve positive people remain in intensive care with one person on ventilation breathing support.

St Lucie County Sheriff's deputies Clayton Osteen and Victoria Pacheco, from Florida, died as a result of back-to-back suicides just days apart last week. They are survived by their one-month-old son.

Queensland has recorded 10,332 new COVID-19 cases and one virus death in the state's biggest daily surge in infections.

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, 2021 was the coldest year since 2012 for Ausralia and the wettest since 2016.

A fully vaccinated man aged in his 20s with no underlying health conditions has died with Covid in New South Wales, as the state detected 34,994 new infections on Thursday.

A heart-warming clip uploaded to YouTube on Thursday shows an adorable little girl take her horse for a walk on her family's farm in Macclesfield, Victoria.

Supporters of Novak Djokovic have pleaded for the tennis superstar not to be deported from Australia, pointing to a $25,000 donation he made to bushfire victims across the nation in 2020.

A South Australian woman initially thought to have died of natural causes is now believed to have been murdered after fresh information was provided to police.

Nike filed a lawsuit against Lululemon Athletica on Wednesday, accusing the yoga apparel brand of infringing six of its patent for making and selling the Mirror Home Gym without its permission.

Graham said they discussed the press conference during a golf outing in West Palm Beach on New Years weekend. Congressional leaders were reportedly relieved on when he called it off.

Scott Morrison has revealed there had never been a vaccine exemption in place for  Novak Djokovic to enter Australia.

District Judge John F. Walter denied LA County's bid for a summary judgment after finding 'genuine issues of material fact for trial.'

GUY ADAMS: The recent trial at Sheffield Crown Court involved a series of vile crimes committed against two children almost 50 years ago.

Scott Morrison has defended a nationwide shortage of vital rapid antigen tests claiming the whole world has struggled to get sufficient supplies amid a ballooning Omicron outbreak in Australia.

Outside experts advising the CDC on Wednesday voted to recommend booster shots of Pfizer and BioNtech's SE COVID-19 vaccine to be made available for 12- to 15-year-old teenagers.

It's understood Djokovic's legal team will likely try to have an injunction put in place in the Federal Court of Australia while they assess their options.

Density limits will be brought back on hospitality venues while residents are also expected to be told to work from home.

A thirty year old annual Christmas water fight has been culled in Wickham, Western Australia after the DFES ordered firefighters to stop spraying the public with water.

Melania Trump's ex-Chief of Staff Stephanie Grisham will voluntarily meet behind closed doors Wednesday night with the House select committee on January 6.

Graziano was spotted smoking a cigarette outside the 123rd precinct on the south shore of Staten Island Wednesday after being detained the previous night.

Protesters have been given the go-ahead to deface controversial monuments after a jury cleared four activists who toppled a statue of slave trader Edward Colston, MPs warned last night.

Zenaida Fabian, 55, worked in 'deplorable' conditions at South Pacific Laundry in Perth before she suddenly collapsed at the factory and died from a blood clot and cerebral aneurysm.

On the eve of the first anniversary of the deadly January 6 Capitol attack, Statuary Hall - where a number of solemn events have been held over the years - was being turned into a TV studio.

The Recording Academy and CBS confirmed that the 64th Annual Awards ceremony would be 'postponed' a day after the US recorded 869,187 COVID cases and 2,384 deaths.

New York is not yet at the peak of the Omicron surge, data from Wednesday revealed, but experts hope that the peak could soon be reached. Hospitalizations are at May 2020 levels.

The panel, assembled by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to probe what led to the deadly events at the United States Capitol, could hold the evening-time public hearings as soon as early April.

Tasmania has recorded 751 new covid cases and one person admitted to hospital overnight. Four other cases are being treated in hospital but for unrelated medical conditions.

Protesters in Kazakhstan's largest city stormed the mayor's office and set it on fire as demonstrations escalated sharply. Police reportedly fired on some protesters at the residence in Almaty before fleeing.