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'Not entertaining any more' Brian May, 74, issues stark warning as Covid symptoms return

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Brian May, 74, revealed he is on day eight of his 10-day Covid isolation, but admitted the symptoms of the virus have worsened since his more optimistic update on Sunday.So, the Queen guitarist had an important message for everyone in the UK to take care of themselves, as he made it clear "this stuff isn’t entertaining any more".Taking to Instagram in the early hours of Monday morning, Brian shared a video of his prominently positive lateral flow test before zooming in on a clock that stated "there's always time for a Guinness"."Day eight for me - the eighth day after my body was invaded by enough coronavirus organisms to bring me down," he began the lengthy post."Firstly, I think I was a little too optimistic yesterday, imagining that the.

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