Ministers finally folded today after their "shameful" two-year battle against four single mums was crushed this week. Three top judges on Monday ruled the way the government works out benefit payments for some people was "irrational" and unlawful.

In a statement to the Commons today, a minister said the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will now look at "remedial actions" for those hit.

But Will Quince refused to give a deadline for when the system will change, or say if people will get back payments - saying it's "not a simple click of a switch." And there was a dispute over numbers after he

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Major UK city 'facing second lockdown in days' after surge in coronavirus cases

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Pub warning as 1 in 10 boozers may shut for good after coronavirus lockdown lifts

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterThousands of pubs won't reopen their doors when the lockdown is lifted on July 4 - and it is feared they will stay closed forever, industry experts have warned.A survey by the British Institute of Innkeeping found that one in ten landlords will not be able to make enough profit to open, even with reduced social distancing measures.Pubs across the UK were ordered to close in March as part of the Government's response to the coronavirus outbreak.Last week Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that they can reopen on July 4, but under new measures designed to keep staff and punters safe from catching or spreading the killer bug.However, not all pubs

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Universities should not conduct exams amid Covid-19, online tests 'discriminatory': Kapil Sibal

New Delhi: Universities should not conduct examinations in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and even holding online tests is not right as it is "discriminatory" towards poor students, former human resource development minister Kapil Sibal said on Sunday.The senior Congress leader also said that with almost half the 2020-21 academic year of schools over without proper classes due to the COVID-19 spread, board examinations for Class 10 should not be held next year as it would burden the students unnecessarily."What has happened is that half the year has been lost and we don't know how long this pandemic will continue.

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Number of Covid-19 containment zones in Delhi rises to 417 from 280 after re-mapping

New Delhi: The number of COVID-19 containment zones in Delhi has risen to 417 after re-mapping of such areas, while around 2.45 lakh people have been screened in a mammoth exercise to check the spread of COVID-19 in the national capital, officials said on Sunday.They said the count of containment zones is expected to jump further as the authorities in some districts were yet to complete the task of redrawing such areas following the Centre's directions.Before the re-mapping exercise, the number of containment zones was 280 in the city, an official said."We have screened around two lakh people for COVID-19 in house-to-house survey being conducted across the city.

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Peter Andre is writing music again as he prepares for comeback after coronavirus pushed back huge tour

PETER Andre is writing music again as he prepares for a comeback after coronavirus pushed back his huge tour. The 47-year-old said he's missing his fans and being out on the road in the latest episode of Life with the Andres.

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2 dead, at least 4 injured after shooting at California Walmart distribution centre

reported.The suspect had been shot in the chest by about 3:45 p.m., according to dispatchers cited in the newspaper.Scott Thammakhanty, an employee at the facility’s receiving centre, told the Record-Searchlight he heard the shooter fire from a semi-automatic weapon. Walmart grapples with how to respond to active shooters: ‘No retailer is immune’ “It went on and on — I don’t even know how many times he fired,” Thammakhanty said.

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UK's longest coronavirus patient sent home after record 95 days in hospital

told the MailOnline: "'I can't believe I'm still alive, that's the hardest part to understand. I think about the people who didn't make it - there's been quite a few."I was quite overwhelmed driving down my road.

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Miracle baby born after mum beats cancer and both parents survive coronavirus battle

the Daily Mirror reports.She and husband Daniel were suffered a rollercoaster of emotions when they got the coronavirus.Daniel self-isolated first when he lost his sense of taste and smell and Kate developed a high-temperature.Next the mum lost her taste and smell and started a persistent cough before she was diagnosed with the virusThe family were then forced to go into isolation.Kate explained: “It was really scary.“I know my symptoms were relatively mild but to go down with it so close to birth.

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Man arrested after allegedly firing shots on I-75, deputies say

SUMTER COUNTY – A man was arrested Saturday evening after allegedly firing gunshots on I-75 north near mile marker 309 and then fleeing from deputies, according to the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office. Miguel Espinoza Navarro, 41, was allegedly waving his gun and shooting at vehicles from a black Ford truck before rear-ending a vehicle, deputies said.Navarro continued driving and then had a standoff with deputies after wrecking his vehicle a second time near mile marker 317, deputies said.

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Edmonton man develops crowd-reporting app

Would you like to know how busy a place is before you even get there? An Edmonton man has developed a new app with that goal in mind. Nicole Stillger explains.

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COVID-19, hoping to help people better prepare themselves for social distancing as the province continues to reopen.“Any locations — restaurants, coffee shops, malls, to parks and dog parks.”The app is called CoExist and Lee thought it would be a useful tool for those concerned about exposure during the pandemic.“Especially now we’re reopening,” he said.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“I think there’s a huge need for it, just because before you leave the house, you’d like to know how crowded a location is.” iOS update will allow ABTraceTogether app to work in background on iPhones Here’s how it works:Users drop a pin wherever they are then select how crowded that particular place is on a scale of

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David Beckham Encourages People To Continue Calling On World Leaders To Invest In A COVID-19 Vaccine During ‘Global Goal’ Concert

David Beckham is showing his support for those who are calling on world leaders to invest in a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Care home offers hope in coronavirus fight after 23 residents survive deadly infection

A care home where 36 residents and staff coasted through a major coronavirus outbreak has given scientists fresh hope.

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Pence cancels planned bus tour of Florida after coronavirus cases surge

WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 27: U.S. Vice President Mike Pence listens as U.S.

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School for kids with learning difficulties shuts after multiple coronavirus cases

A school for children with learning difficulties has been forced to close after it confirmed multiple cases of coronavirus.

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Timo Werner sends parting message after record-breaking goal with final RB Leipzig touch

Chelsea signing Timo Werner has sent a message to RB Leizpig after playing his final match for the club.Forward Werner will head to Stamford Bridge next month, pending a medical, with personal terms having been agreed.He signed off with the Bundesliga giants by netting a brace in the 2-1 win at Augsburg with Werner’s final touch ending in his second goal.It made Werner RB Leipzig’s all-time top goal scorer having notched his 94th competitive goal for the club.And he admitted he will feel nostalgic over his time with the club once it has settled in that it was his last game.Werner said: “I just wanted to have fun with my team-mates who I’ve spent the last four years here playing with and with success and get another win.

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Stretford MP Kate Green appointed shadow education secretary after Rebecca Long-Bailey sacked

Stretford and Urmston MP Kate Green has been appointed shadow education secretary after Rebecca Long-Bailey was sacked from the post.The Salford MP was removed from Labour's front bench for sharing a controversial interview with Salford actor Maxine Peake.Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the newspaper interview 'contained an anti-semitic conspiracy theory'.He appointed Ms Green to the shadow cabinet on Saturday.In a statement, Ms Green said: "It’s a privilege to have been asked to serve as shadow education secretary.“The coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on children’s education.“I look forward to working with teachers, unions, parents and councils to help ensure we get our children back in school as soon as possible.”Sir

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Josie Gibson reveals she got death threats and friends ripped her off after Big Brother win

Big Brother in 2010 after friends of hers tried to take advantage and trolls sent her death threats.She was the landslide winner of the 2010 series of the show, with 77.5% of the vote, but it didn’t mean everything went smoothly once she left the house. Josie told The Sun: ‘I was ripped off by people in the business and friends. I’ve learnt to keep my circle small now as you can’t trust people and I realised not everyone was like me.‘However, when I had death threats I was very scared and really should have seen someone to help me mentally get through it.‘I struggled with taunts about my looks and weight on social media and in the press but now I don’t care.

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Man launched bottle at girlfriend - after she discovered his 'aunt' was secret lover

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterA man has been jailed after throwing a beer bottle at his girlfriend’s head after she rumbled his relationship with a woman he claimed was his aunt.A controversial love triangle was formed by 37-year-old Colin McArthur from Merseyside, his girlfriend Tracy Smith, and a second woman that Mr McArthur claimed was his “aunt Liz”.Tensions flared in April when Mr McArthur invited his “aunt” to visit him at the home he shared with Ms Smith in Liverpool.Ms Smith became suspicious when the three of them drank and socialised together in the couple’s home, and was subsequently shocked to find her boyfriend and his alleged aunt “engaged with each other” when she

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After no new Covid-19 cases for 30 days, all containment zones in Jammu district de-notified

Jammu: Authorities in Jammu on Saturday denotified all 12 containment or red zones in the district after no fresh COVID-19 cases were reported from the areas in the last 30 days.While 259 people have been cured of COVID-19 in these areas, seven died, according to officials.Deputy Commissioner, Jammu, Sushma Chauhan denotified all containment or red zones in the district as per the guidelines issued by the state executive committee, Disaster Management, Relief, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Department, an official spokesperson said.The denotified containment or red zones are Janipur, Bhawani Nagar, Gujjar Najar, Kalka Colony in Gorkha Nagar, Gurah Bakshi Nagar, Digiana, Raipur Satwari, Simbal, Kharian, Kalyanpur, Channi Mawalian and

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Harry Potter star hospitalised after suffering heart palpitations while pregnant

Actress Jessie Cave has opened up on how she was rushed to hospital while heavily pregnant with heart palpitations, headaches and swollen ankles.The 33-year-old, who is most well known for playing Lavender Brown in the eight Harry Potter films, took to her official Instagram to share her heartbreak.Jessie said she has been struggling with health problems during her pregnancy recently, which she hadn't experienced with her first two pregnancies.The mother-of-two, who is pregnant with her third, has since reassured fans that she has been given the all clear.The former Hogwarts pupil announced she is expecting her third child with her partner Alfie Brown earlier this month.Taking to her Instagram Story, Jessie shared a slew of snaps explaining

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Jamie Carragher facing calls to be sacked after joining Liverpool title celebrations

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Jamie Carragher has been slammed for joining thousands of Liverpool fans to celebrate the team’s title victory.The former Reds star and football pundit flouted advice from the club and local authorities and attended the boozy party at the city’s Pier Head.Sky Sports bosses were last night facing calls to axe the 42-year-old for breaching coronavirus guidelines.After the Premier League win on Thursday, police pleaded with fans to avoid mass gatherings.The club said: “Celebrate safely Reds and respect our city’s public health.”Liverpool’s mayor Joe Anderson said: “‘I appreciate LFC fans want to celebrate but please, for your own safety, and that of others, go home

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Liverpool stars return to training after Jurgen Klopp turned down day off request

Liverpool players were back in training today despite players’ calls for Jurgen Klopp to give them the day off.The Reds were crowned Premier League champions on Thursday and partied through the night after Manchester City failed to win at Chelsea.There was plenty of footage of the squad celebrating at a hotel along with manager Klopp and Reds staff.Robertson joked to Match of the Day: “We're still trying to convince the boss downstairs to give us a few days off! Give him a couple more beers and I think we'll get two days off.”But Klopp either didn’t have enough to drink or was not in the generous mood with the calls appearing to fall on deaf ears.The likes of Mohamed Salah, James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri were all seen arriving at

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Hailey Bieber & Bella Hadid Wear Masks While Leaving Sardinia After 3-Day Photo Shoot

Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber wear their masks while heading onto a private plane on Saturday (June 27) in Sardinia, Italy.

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Explosion of blood-sucking horseflies plagues Brits after lockdown heatwave

the recent hot and humid weather.Female horsefly bites can lead to nasty blisters, swelling and infections, with some people needing antibiotics and even hospitalisation in severe cases.And with more wet weather forecast the tiny vampires are unlikely to go away anytime soon.The clegs are also said to have bred like crazy as areas of standing water have been left undisturbed during almost three months of nationwide lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic.Families have been told to drain paddling pools and tubs as they are attracted to water.The bugs are large and dark-coloured, around 1cm to 2.5cm in size and also like to live in woodlands and grassy areas.The British Pest Control Association (BCPA) say an increase in people going outdoors

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Meet the football viral star with 45m views whose career took off after mum's Facebook post

TNFreestyle.His viral content has amassed more than 45m views and reaches his online following which is over 200,000 users. Currently partnered with Adidas, Nolan’s journey from a teenager showing off his skills to his mates at school to a global superstar who has trained alongside Manchester United is a remarkable one.Reflecting on his unlikely career path, in an exclusive interview with Daily Star Sport, Nolan can barely believe it himself.“It started in school,” he says.

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Police probe death of boy, 10, who drowned in loch after he fell out of dinghy

Michael Heeps tragically died on the water, report the Daily Record. He was with members of his family enjoying a day out at Loch Lubnaig, near Callander, Perthshire.

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Where can you fly to in Spain? Full list of destinations for Ryanair, EasyJet, Jet2, TUI

The UK government has announced a traffic light system that will allow Brits to fly on holiday to Spain.

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Gavin Rossdale, 54, Goes Shirtless For Tennis Match With Son, 14, After Gwen Stefani’s Father’s Day Diss

Let’s burn some calories! Gavin Rossdale, 54, enjoyed some quality father/son time with his kids Kingston, 14, and Apollo, 6, at the tennis court on Friday, June 27. The Bush lead singer put other A-list studs half his age to shame by showing off his impressive abs while working up a sweat with his eldest child. The two were seen taking a break from the sports madness at one point where they were seen rocking gym shorts and sweatbands. Kingston, who Gavin shares with ex Gwen Stefani, 50, along with Apollo and their other son Zuma, 11, added some color to his workout ensemble by sporting a pair of bright red sneakers.

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Tragic 'very anti-drugs' teacher died after taking cocaine for the 'first time'

anti-drugs stance died after taking cocaine "for perhaps the first and only time".

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EastEnders star Louisa Lytton gets emotional as she’s surprised with socially distanced hen party after postponing wedding

EastEnders star Louisa Lytton got emotional as her friends surprised her with a socially distanced hen party. Louisa, who plays Ruby Allen in EastEnders, was due to wed fiancé Ben Bhanvra this summer, but they had to postpone their nuptials due the coronavirus pandemic.

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June Brown: EastEnders' Dot Cotton in heartbreaking health admission after quitting soap

EastEnders legend June Brown, 93, has revealed she can’t watch the BBC show anymore after recently quitting her iconic role as Dot Cotton.The actress, who starred in the soap for 35 years, explained she finds it “difficult” to watch the television after being diagnosed with the incurable eye condition macular degeneration.June underwent eye surgery in 2017 in an attempt to save her sight, but confirmed last year that she is unfortunately starting to go blind.Opening up about the health issue to The Mirror, the star said: “I haven’t been watching it [EastEnders] as I find it difficult to see the television very clearly."If your sight is poor, there’s very little you can do. I read my Kindle instead.

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Bleary-eyed David Beckham proudly wears VB's Pride t-shirt on boozy wild night in

Victoria Beckham has shared a sweet snap of her tired-looking husband - after a "night of dancing" to DJs as part of an event to celebrate Pride.

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Coronavirus: U.K. police to get tougher on crowds after Liverpool celebration

English city of Liverpool have been given more powers to break up crowds after celebrations to mark Liverpool Football Club’s first league title in 30 years led to disorder.The local move to stop gatherings of more than two people came after the sheer joy of victory, together with warm weather, prompted people to cast off worries about the COVID-19 pandemic and to gather in huge crowds. Coronavirus: Feds urged to spend $1.5B more to battle COVID-19 around the world Amid the wild celebrations, part of the Liver Building — a local landmark — caught fire.

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SBI sanctions loans to over 4 lakh MSMEs under credit guarantee scheme

₹3-lakh crore Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) for MSME sector, hit hard by the coronavirus-induced lockdown.On the occasion of International MSME Day, SBI managing director C S Shetty on Friday, addressed MSME customers and employees across the nation through video conference.SME products were highlighted to the customers to increase awareness and enable them to choose the right product for their business, SBI said in a statement.At the national level, the bank has sanctioned loans to over 4 lakh customers under Guaranteed Emergency Credit Line (GECL) facility so far, a senior bank official said.About ₹20,000 crore has been sanctioned to eligible MSME customers under the scheme which was launched on June 1.The scheme will be

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Glasgow stabbings: Hero cop David Whyte now in stable condition as all victims remain in hospital

knifeman who had injured several people. A few minutes later Constable Whyte, 42, was stabbed before armed police shot the suspect dead in the hotel.The latest statement from Police Scotland reads: "Police Constable David Whyte, who was injured in the incident in West George Street on Friday 26 June, is now in a stable condition in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital."Three other people who were injured were asylum seekers staying at the Park Inn Hotel, where the incident took place, and the other two people who were injured were hotel staff."All of them remain in hospital.

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Delhi University postpones open book exams for final-year students by 10 days

COVID-19 pandemic".The revised datesheets for all undergraduate and postgraduate programmes will be notified on July 3, the university said.Teachers and students have been opposing the open book exams (OBE) citing issues like absence of study material for many students and lack of internet connectivity in various parts of the country, among others."...all concerned are hereby informed that examinations scheduled for all final semester/term/year and ex-students as per date sheet in OBE mode examinations as an alternative mode of examinations in view of COVID-19 pandemic adopted as one-time measure for academic session 2019-20 for all streams of UG and PG including SOL and NCWEB stands postponed for ten days in view of the prevailing

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Brits set to be allowed to holiday in 'all of Europe' under traffic light system

Brits are set to be allowed to go on holiday across all of Europe under the government's new travel traffic light system, according to reports.

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Starbucks barista gets £47k in tips after refusing to serve woman not wearing mask

A Starbucks barista is set to receive more than £47,000 [$58,000] in tips after a customer tried to shame him for not serving her while she was not wearing a mask.

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Robbie Williams admits he became ‘morbidly obese’ after ‘stoned’ supermarket trips

Robbie Williams has revealed his battle with his weight gain came after he visited the supermarket while high on drugs.The Let Me Entertain You singer, 46, said he became “morbidly obese” after he first quit Take That in 1995 and his life changed. And, around 25 years after quitting the band which made him famous, Robbie has looked back on his weight gain and drug use.

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Liverpool FC and city council release joint statement after night of shame during title celebrations

Liverpool FC, Merseyside Police and Liverpool City Council have released a joint statement condemning "wholly unacceptable" Premier League title celebrations.The Reds claimed their first league title in 30 years and fans gathered to celebrate the triumph.A fire also broke out at the Liver Building and numerous people were left injured after a night of chaos.Video footage shows a firework being directed towards the famous building, while police struggled to manage crowds, despite a dispersal warning.Now, the club, police and council have released a statement about the celebrations, asking people to "celebrate LFC's Premier League title win safely.""Throughout the last week, Liverpool Football Club, Merseyside Police, Liverpool City Council

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Rio Ferdinand's co-star Robbie Savage addresses change in their relationship after 'fight'

Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand, 41, has transformed since their bitter rivalry as footballers.The ex-Blackburn Rovers player recalled when the duo clashed and “had a fight in the tunnel” after a match at Old Trafford in 2006.However, he went on to explain how he and Rio are now good friends and the latter invited him to his wedding with wife Kate Ferdinand, 29.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Robbie admitted Rio is now the pundit he “gets on most with”.He divulged: “Rio is probably the one now who I get on most with, we had lots of run-ins as players. “His only red card was against me in the Premier League when he’d gone in for the tackle, which blotted his CV and his disciplinary record.“We had a fight in the tunnel

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Devil's Pulpit closed to public over safety fears after lockdown louts flock to beauty spot

beauty spot will be closed to the public in a bid to deter day-trippers who have been flooding the area. Residents living near the Devil's Pulpit in Stirlingshire have been left furious by a surge of visitors over the past two months despite coronavirus restrictions being in place.

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Millionaire who regained fortune after financial crash shares money-saving tips

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British Athletics says sorry after sold-out national champs move behind closed doors

Athletics chiefs have apologised to fans after the sold-out British Championships were rescheduled for behind closed doors.

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EastEnders’ Louisa Lytton surprised with socially distanced hen do after postponing wedding due to coronavirus pandemic

EASTENDERS' Louisa Lytton has revealed how her friends surprised her with a socially distancing hen do after having to postpone her wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic. The soap star, 31, was due to wed fiance Ben Bhanvra in America this summer but is unable to, due to flight restrictions and lockdown.

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Lydia Bright takes coronavirus test after falling ill with ‘mystery bug’ that left her petrified

LYDIA Bright has revealed she felt "petrified" that she'd caught COVID-19 after falling ill with a "mystery bug". The 30-year-old said she took a coronavirus test for peace of mind and thankfully the results came back negative.

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