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Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts has issued an important career update since his terrifying health scare left him close to death last month. After being rushed into hospital last month, the star has confirmed his future on the popular BBC show.Martin, 58, told his 20,700 Instagram followers this afternoon: “So I’ve got some news and it’s actually pretty amazing news.“Today is a very special day and it’s quite an emotional day to be honest.“Because I’ve spoken to the doctors and they’ve said as long as I take it easy - which isn’t necessarily that easy for me but I’ve got to…“As long as I take it easy, I’m ok to start work.So I’m back today filming Homes Under The Hammer.”More to follow…“I’m in the valleys of Wales and I never thought I would be so happy to see a two-up two-down terrace,” he continued, kissing the wall of a house.“I have missed this so much and yeah, it’s amazing to be back.”He then pointed to his multi-coloured floral shirt with clashing patterns.Martin went on: “So you might notice this shirt, it’s a little bit OTT but it’s a bit of a sartorial celebration.   “It’s also the nearest thing I’ve got to a bunch of flowers which I’m going to dedicate to you, if you just sent messages of your support and all of your good wishes.“This is a shirt for you and so at some point in the future you’ll see this on Homes Under the Hammer," he added.The star continued: “And people might make silly comments about me wearing this ridiculously OTT shirt, but you’ll know it’s because it was a little nod to all the kindness I’ve received over the last few weeks.“So thank you again and here I am.

Eurovision Song Contest - but have you ever wondered what happened to some of the contestants after the shows aired?Some contestants have risen to new levels of fame in soaps including EastEnders, while others have stepped away from music all-together and embarked on completely different careers.While we may all remember some of the biggest winners on the night, including Bucks Fizz and Katrina And The Waves, many famous faces have also represented the UK in decades gone by.Ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday May 14, 2022, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the previous UK Eurovision contestants are now.Pop icon and British treasure Cliff Richard OBE has entered Eurovision, not once, but twice - narrowly missing out on winning the 1968 Song Contest by just one point.His classic song Congratulations was pipped to the post by Spain's La La La by Massiel, but five years later, Cliff returned with Power To All Our Friends - finishing third in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973.One of Eurovision's most successful entrants and biggest songwriters of all time, Cliff has released iconic hits including Move It, The Young Ones and Devil Woman, as well as becoming known as the King of Christmas - landing over five Christmas number ones in total including Mistletoe and Wine - so it is no surprise that he has an estimated net worth of over £70million.Although Cliff has never married or had children, it is reported that he dated Australian dancer Delia Wicks and tennis star Sue Barker in the past.Now 81 years old, he recently embarked on an 80th birthday tour, and was awarded an Order Of The British Empire (OBE in 1995), with the Cliff Richard News Twitter feed recently reporting that the star will be taking to an

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Gujarat administration has decided to open eight new Covid-19 care centres, each with a capacity of 500 beds, in eight major cities as new infections spike. The centres will be put under the direct supervision of specially designated IAS or IFS officers, an official release statement.

COVID-19 and a new outbreak on Tuesday as the region begins its “yellow — protect” designation under Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework.As of 4:40 p.m. the health unit’s COVID-tracker reports there are 31 active cases, up from 22 on Monday.

COVID-19 at a Calgary hospital on Jan. 29, after spending nearly 12 years caring for others.Her family is remembering her as “a very friendly and kind person.”“She was a type of person that anytime she entered a room, she had a presence.

‘Long-term care facilities are at a breaking point’: Calls for action as more deaths linked to Alberta continuing care centres Beard is a spokesperson for the Wildrose Retirement Residence. She says everyone at the facility takes COVID-19 precautions seriously.

Winnipeg man in his 30s among 5 Manitoba deaths from COVID-19 Sunday Thousands of appointments have already been made for Jan. 4 through 10 with second-dose appointments occurring Jan.

COVID-19 was declared, there are no active cases among residents at Luther Special Care Home.In a Dec. 27 online update, officials said everyone infected with the virus had recovered.Nine residents have died due to complications from COVID-19 since the outbreak declaration on Nov.

In its latest public update related to the outbreak, Covenant Health said that a total of 11 residents have died from the virus.While Talbert knew she wanted to cheer up the residents, she also knew there were strict rules when it comes to group singing.So she asked Covenant Care Chateau Vitaline if the choir could come share some festive music with its residents — from the safety of outside.“Christmas is nostalgic and Christmas feels like home,” Talbert said.“If we can bring some joy to these people, then mission accomplished.” Edmonton senior brings joy to others during pandemic with her artistic touch Talbert and her choir — the Beaumont Songbirds — sing outside in groups of ten, physically distanced, with masks on.The care home gets a

COVID-19 have been reported Saturday, the highest amount of deaths reported in a single day. Record number of coronavirus deaths reported in Manitoba, but case numbers slowly dropping Those deaths include:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The current five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate is 13.1 per cent provincially and 14.1 per cent in Winnipeg.

COVID-19, half of which were found in health-care workers.According to the health unit, three men, one in his 60s, one in his 30s and another in his 20s, all contracted the novel coronavirus through close contact.Two female health-care workers caught the virus, one in her 40s through close contact, and another in her 20s, whose mode of transmission is under investigation. Kingston Health Sciences Centre reports case of COVID-19 in emergency department A male health-care worker in his 30s caught the virus as well, but his mode of transmission is also under investigation.

COVID-19 cases by mid-December through its latest modelling numbers, the hardest hit sector of Ontario’s health-care system may not see much relief until the pandemic is over.Since March, two independent commissions have looked into the effect of the coronavirus at long-term care (LTC) homes in Ontario. The latest report, disclosed in October, revealed that 75 per cent of all deaths tied to the virus were residents from these facilities.

COVID-19.The latest fatalities involve two women in their early 80s and one woman in her mid-90s, all residents of Chartwell Willowgrove.The number of coronavirus-related deaths at the facility on Old Mohawk Road is now 12. Health officials single out Hamilton restaurant for alleged COVID-19 infractions The total number of cases involved in an outbreak at Chartwell Willowgrove is 67, including 41 residents and 26 staff members.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The total number of deaths related to COVID-19 in Hamilton since the start of the pandemic has increased to 70.

COVID-19.The city’s move into the “red” zone of pandemic response means gatherings are now restricted to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors.

coronavirus continue to climb at the Fairhaven long-term care home in Peterborough.Executive director Lionel Towns early Monday afternoon told Global News Peterborough that 14 residents are now in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19 with several test results still pending.The active case number at the 256-bed home has jumped from five reported on Thursday.There were also two deaths due to COVID-19 last week, the latest on Wednesday evening, Towns said.An outbreak was initially declared on Oct. 31 after a caregiver — not a direct employee of the municipally-run facility on Dutton Road — tested positive for COVID-19.

COVID-19 patients in northeastern Romania killed 10 people Saturday and injured 10 others, seven of them critically, officials said. Prosecutors quickly opened a criminal investigation.The blaze spread through the intensive care ward designated for COVID-19 patients at the public hospital in the city of Piatra Neamt, local Emergency Situations Inspectorate spokesperson Irina Popa said.

COVID-19 cases on Friday and another death at a long-term care (LTC) home.The city says a female in her late 80s from Chartwell Willowgrove passed on Nov. 11.The outbreak at Chartwell Willowgrove has now seen nine deaths since its start on Oct.

COVID-19 in the Kingston region Friday.According to a tweet by the public health unit, a man in his 20s, who is also a health-care worker has tested positive for the virus. Another man in his 20s and a woman in her 30s tested positive as well.It's Friday, October 16 and we are reporting three new COVID-19 positive cases in #KFLA.

SHA) has restricted visitation at a Yorkton health centre and long term care home as the city grapples with three different outbreaks of COVID-19.The SHA said visitation is being limited to compassionate reasons only at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre — where an outbreak has been declared — and the Yorkton and District Long Term Care Home.

COVID-19 outbreak at two child care facilities.Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health confirmed one case at Kids Come First Daycare near Gordon Street and Arkell Road, and another case at the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph off the Hanlon Expressway. Clerical error blamed for 2 COVID-19 cases linked to Guelph after-school program Both cases were reported in students, public health said.

COVID-19 has rolled out in four provinces, but not yet in Manitoba.So far, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario and Saskatchewan have the app. COVID Alert app wraps first month with 2.2M downloads, 90 infection reports Manitoba’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr.

COVID-19 that began at an Edmonton care centre in June has been declared over by Alberta Health Services.AHS said Friday the outbreak of the coronavirus at the Good Samaritan Southgate Care Centre is now over. The outbreak was declared in mid-June.“While this is news that many people have been waiting for, it does not change the fact that we will remain diligent in our safety measures and do everything we can to ensure that the… (novel corona)virus does not gain another foothold in the care home,” the care centre’s interim president, Michelle Bonnici, said in a statement.

COVID-19 cases, and hurt the most vulnerable population.Effective Thursday, continuing care facilities will move to a “risk-based approach” to determine which residents leaving the property will have to quarantine. Previously, everyone who left — whether overnight or for a weekend, no matter their activities — had to self isolate for 14 days.Now, there is more flexibility for care facilities, and whether the person needs to self-isolate depends on the risk level and the activity the person was involved in.

It was a Monday night in late April when Lisa Politakis got the call that her mother, a former resident at a Barrie, Ont., long-term care home, had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.Politakis was playing cards with her husband and kids at home when the doctor told her that her mother, Joan Kantor, was asymptomatic with COVID-19 and that a number of other residents had also tested positive for the virus.“You know when they say you get that gut feeling? I’ll tell you I broke down bad that night because I knew — something just told me,” Politakis said.

COVID-19 on Wednesday. No new deaths related to the disease were reported by Alberta Health.The positive cases of COVID-19 come after 12,540 tests were completed on Tuesday.Of the new cases identified on Wednesday, 119 — or nearly 70 per cent — were in the Edmonton zone.As of Wednesday afternoon, there were 1,495 active cases of COVID-19 in Alberta.

18 new cases of COVID-19 in the province as of Sunday morning.The current five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate is 1.1 per cent. Coronavirus: A look ahead for pandemic in Manitoba The total number of lab-confirmed cases in Manitoba to 1,428.Of the new cases announced Sunday:The province says there are currently 239 known active cases and 1,173 individuals have recovered from COVID-19.There are 15 people in hospital and three people in intensive care.

29 new cases of COVID-19 as of Sunday morning. This brings the total number of cases in Manitoba to 1,323.The current five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate is 1.2 per cent.

Good Samaritan Society claiming that the organization was negligent in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent outbreak in one of its long-term care homes in Edmonton.A total of 31 residents in Good Samaritan Southgate died after contracting COVID-19. It is the deadliest outbreak in an Alberta continuing-care facility, and, as of Friday, the outbreak had not been declared officially over.

35 New COVID-19 cases, 3 linked to Brandon hospital “I don’t think it was a matter of if — it was a matter of when we would see (COVID-19) walk into a personal care home,” Legeros said in an interview.“We have cases rising exponentially throughout the province and so it is to be expected that we’ll see more and more — with the rise in cases we’re going to see more visitors and more staff test positive for COVID.”Manitoba’s case numbers have risen dramatically in recent weeks — as of Sunday, there are 462 active cases of COVID-19 in the province, while 1,186 cases have been announced since March and 710 people have recovered.Two of the long-term care homes are in the Prairie Mountain Health region, which has over half of the province’s

Good Samaritan Southgate care centre in Edmonton, bringing the total of fatal COVID-19 cases to 26.The care centre posts updates directly online, meaning some deaths at the centre are reported by them before they are officially recorded by Alberta Health.On Friday evening, the latest numbers show that there are 37 active cases of COVID-19 in residents. There have been 18 recoveries and 26 deaths in the resident cases at the centre.Nineteen employees have active cases, while 13 employees are now considered recovered.

COVID-19 outbreak has been declared. The family says the site is not being transparent enough with residents about the severity of the situation.The outbreak was first declared on June 13; according to the facility, as of Thursday morning, 54 – or approximately 30 per cent – of the 184 residents have active COVID-19 cases and 21 residents have passed away. Dee’s father is in his early 70s, has been a resident at Good Samaritan Southgate for three years and is battling leukemia.

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]On Monday, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health announced that Alberta Health has asked Alberta Health Services to work with the operator of the centre to provide “oversight and leadership.”“We are taking this outbreak very seriously,” Dr.

COVID-19 pandemic, one group that may be struggling to understand the crisis most is seniors with dementia.An expert on aging, gerontology, and seniors says it’s difficult to broach the subject with a loved one who isn’t aware the pandemic is even happening.“If mom does not realize there’s a pandemic, if mom doesn’t remember all the different changes that are happening right now… you’ve got to work around it,” Jennifer FitzPatrick told 680 CJOB.“I don’t think you want to address it over and over and over again.“Remember back in March, when we heard ‘pandemic’ and there was so much panic?”“Your loved one is probably going through that every time you remind them.”FitzPatrick, who runs the Jenerations healthcare education group, and is also a

Indian shares jumped more than 3% today to extend gains to the fourth day as sentiment improved on promising early results from a COVID-19 drug trial. The indexes closed the month with about 14% gains or 4,200 points higher. This is the biggest monthly gain since May 2009 after rebounding from a near 23% slump in March as the coronavirus hammered markets. India is also expected to roll out a stimulus package to help mitigate the damage from the health crisis. The Sensex today closed 3% or about 1,000 points higher at 33,717 while Nifty settled 3.2% higher at 9,859. The Sensex is up about 31% from March 24 lows of of 25,638.

Thanjavur/Madurai: In early April, a 30-year-old journalist who had turned himself in at a hospital in Thanjavur to test for the coronavirus infection found himself in the news. “I had travelled from Delhi on 24 March along with some members who had attended the Delhi religious conference, and when I saw what was unfolding that week, I decided to voluntarily get myself checked up at a hospital," he said over the phone from a quarantine facility.

Mariah Carey paused her Easter holiday celebrations to pay tribute to healthcare workers in New York.

She is in lockdown in New York City with her twins and boyfriend during the coronavirus pandemic.And on Sunday evening, Mariah Carey tweetedvideo showing her standing on her rooftop terrace and applauding the city's healthcare workers.She wrote: '7pm in NYC on Easter. Clapping for our heroes.

PHILADELPHIA - Three friends created an original song to thank the healthcare professionals on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

PHILADELPHIA - Three friends from New Jersey created an original song to thank the healthcare professionals on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

Tuesday (April 7) is World Health Day, and music stars from Mariah Carey to Meek Mill gave healthcare workers a virtual round of applause for working to combat coronavirus.

Mariah Carey has publicly thanked the NHS, after coming across a video of a healthcare choir singing her song on Twitter.

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Mariah Carey is enjoying her 50th birthday today, ringing in the milestone in coronavirus quarantine.

Katharine McPhee is paying tribute to the heroes who are healing as the coronavirus continues to spread.

Mariah Carey loves her famous lambs! The pop diva has been regularly reaching out to celebs who are covering her music from quarantine to share her appreciation. Her latest props came over the weekend when Katharine McPhee and her husband, David Foster, covered Carey's hit song, «Hero,» for a good cause. 

Katharine McPhee and David Foster are continuing their Instagram Live concerts while everyone is in self-isolation and this time they are dedicating a song to the healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

The first drive-thru testing centre for COVID-19 opened in Winnipeg on Saturday.