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NEW Covid rules on self-isolating will remain in law until the end of March amid fears of an Omicron pingdemic. Government restrictions mean anyone who has contact with someone infected with the Omicron variant must self-isolate for 10 days, with flouters risking a £10,000 fine. PA Self-isolation rules will remain as laws until the end of March[/caption] Reuters Boris Johnson held a No 10 press conference this afternoon to unveil his plans[/caption] The self-isolation rule will also apply to Brits who are already double jabbed in a change from recent legal requirements. Furious MPs blasted the new restrictions as “the path to hell” and fear it will force Brits forced to stay at home despite not being infected. But the regulations, which came into force today, were voted through the Commons and won’t expire until March 24. It comes as Boris Johnson called in the Army to help deliver millions more booster jabs to all adults by the end of Januar...

THE BREXIT deal has been savaged for 'cutting off the union' after a top expert claimed that every day Northern Ireland is being further cut off. Read the full Article 'We fought in two wars for this?' Hated Brexit deal savaged for 'cutting off the union' Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

SIR KEIR STARMER has been blasted for "appallingly bad management" after reshuffling Labour's shadow cabinet. Read the full Article Keir Starmer savaged over Labour reshuffle 'appallingly bad management' from The Express Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

CHRISTMAS parties should not be cancelled because of Covid — and children can still have their school nativity plays, Boris Johnson said last night. In a stinging rebuke to one of the country’s top doctors, the PM batted away calls for families to scrap get-togethers in the coming weeks amid fears over the Omicron variant . LNP The Prime Minister last night urged Brits not to cancel Christmas parties over new Covid variant Omicron[/caption] Paul Edwards Boris Johnson ignored calls for families to scrap get-togethers as 22 cases of the variant were confirmed in the UK[/caption] His plea came as worried hospitality chiefs warned that vital Christmas trade is already being blighted by cancellations because of panic over the new mutant strain. As 22 cases of the variant were confirmed in the UK, the PM vowed there was no need for further restrictions beyond tougher masks rules and border testing. Instead, the PM said he would “throw everything” to get every adult a ...

NATHANIEL Rowland has received a life sentence for the abduction and killing of a South Carolina college student who mistook his car for her Uber ride.  A jury found the 27-year-old guilty of Samantha Josephson’s murder on July 27, 2021 – we take a look at his life and what led to the killing.  AP:Associated Press Nathaniel Rowland has received a life sentence for the abduction and killing of a South Carolina college student who mistook his car for her Uber ride[/caption] Who is Nathaniel Rowland? Rowland, who was 24 at the time of the killing, is a resident of New Zion in Clarendon County, Columbus.  He had studied at East Clarendon School and played basketball, according to GreenVille Online .  Rowland had one past felony arrest in South Carolina from October 2018 for obtaining a signature or property under false pretenses, according to the State Law Enforcement Division. According to his Facebook page he attended South Carolina Sta...

LABOUR MP Yvette Cooper and Ed Balls have been married for more than 20 years, and made history back in 2008 when they became the first married couple to serve together in the cabinet. He’s since moved on from politics, but Yvette is still a serving MP. Here’s everything we know about her… Yvette Cooper has been involved in politics since 1997<span style="font-size: 16px"> </span> Who is Yvette Cooper? Yvette Cooper is a Labour politician who has been MP for Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford since 2010. She has served as MP for Pontefract and Castleford since 1997. Following her Philosophy, Politics and Economics degree from Oxford, Yvette Cooper undertook postgraduate studies at London School of Economics, graduating in 1981 with an MSc in Economics. She has long campaigned on the issues of extra help for working parents, tackling child poverty, the promotion of women’s rights and family reunion for refugees. In 2015, she announced he...

BORIS Johnson has warned France that all of Europe must take responsibility for the Channel migrant crisis. Read the full Article Boris Johnson warns EU should take responsibility for Channel migrant crisis Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

This week’s Twitter Bitch Fight of the Week is a parliamentary face-off: Labour’s Deputy Leader Angela Rayner versus Tory grandee Michael Fabricant.  The opening salvo came from Fabbers, who claimed that Rayner was “squawk[ing] on about Geoffrey Cox” over the sleaze scandal: Angela Rayner squawks on about Geoffrey Cox and his Virgin Islands Government client. She doesn’t grasp It’s the same case He’s one of the top specialists in international law She isn’t capable of holding down any job which requires intellect https://t.co/JYRa5edVDX — Michael Fabricant (@Mike_Fabricant) November 25, 2021 Five days later, Rayner finally returned the favour, accusing Fabricant of “ classism and sexism “, and slamming Boris for his Peppa Pig speech: I’ve just been made aware of this tweet this morning. Classism and sexism is alive and well in the Conservative Party… Michael your PM went to Oxford and Eton but can’t even do a speech without embarrassing ...

EU LEADERS have been shamed after they disinvited Priti Patel to a meeting in Calais on Sunday to discuss the migrant crossings crisis in the English Channel. Read the full Article 'Hysterical and childish' EU sparks fury over failure to invite Priti Patel to key meeting Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

BRUSSELS was forced to make an embarrassing U-turn after it suggested a ban on the word "Christmas" and on Christian names because they were "offensive". Read the full Article EU shamed into U-turn after trying to ban word CHRISTMAS for being 'offensive' Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

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SIR KEIR Starmer has faced criticism for his choice of new Shadow Home Secretary in the latest round of Labour Party reshuffling. Read the full Article Starmer under fire for appointing ‘anti-Brexit and anti-borders control’ Shadow Home Sec Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

HAND-washing and face-mask wearing has never been more important as a number of viruses circulate. Hundreds of thousands of people are coming down with symptoms every day, while many more have no symptoms but are contagious. Getty - Contributor Feeling rough? It could be any number of illnesses spreading right now[/caption] Colleagues, relatives and friends are commonly complaining of a runny nose, a cough that won’t go away or just feeling “under the weather”. So when you come down with something, how should you react? Regardless of your symptoms, it may be best to get a Covid test just to check.  If it is positive, there are strict self-isolation rules. But if it is negative, experts say if you are unwell, it’s best to stay away from people to prevent spreading bugs, anyway.  Even if you are adamant you have a cold, it could be Covid, and vice versa. We get it – it’s becoming hard to keep up with advice and when to take your runny nose seriously....