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Lorraine Kelly, 62, has reacted to the latest update on Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper’s health battle.The ITV star sent her fellow broadcaster some words of support after it was revealed she had to pull out of Good Morning Britain this week to be next to Derek.Meanwhile, Charlotte Hawkins has acted as a temporary replacement for the 55-year-old presenter.Lorraine sent Kate “all of our love” during yesterday's instalment of her programme after it emerged Derek was "seriously unwell”.The Scottish presenter said: “I just wanted to say, we are obviously sending all of our love to our Kate.“I know a lot of you have seen in the newspapers and online that Derek is back in hospital and obviously, you know, battling the effects after Covid."We just want to send our love to them, don't we?"Dr Hilary Jones added: "Absolutely, yes, it's such a difficult situation.“He's going to have ongoing problems but we send all our love to Kate and the family."Lorraine responded: "She's amazing.

Paul Burrell has shared some happy news in an update on his prostate cancer, admitting that he feels "more emotional than usual".The former Royal butler has been battling cancer over the past year after medical checks for the All Stars series of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! lead to a diagnosis. Paul, 65, appeared on Thursday's Lorraine, where he beamed as he shared his good news with Lorraine Kelly and Dr Hilary Jones.

On this morning's episode of ITV Lorraine, viewers were issued a bleak health warning by the show's in-house medical professional Dr Hilary Jones. The Doctor appeared alongside 63-year-old Lorraine to warn people about the dangers of eating bread.

Just weeks after being sent home sick from her own show, it appears Lorraine Kelly's health woes have returned. The presenter was due back at the helm of her self-titled ITV show on Thursday (March 16), however, there was a major problem when she appeared for her usual appearance on Good Morning Britain.

Doctor Hilary has issued Good Morning Britain viewers advice following the recall of a number of cough medicines.

Lorraine Kelly has given fans an update on her health following her recent absence from her morning ITV show.

Kate Garraway and her husband Derek Draper have been through hell over the last two years, but their battle isn't over.When Derek was hospitalised in March 2020, he became the UK's longest suffering Covid patient after spending 13 months in hospital.Kate and former political advisor Derek have been married for 17 years and doting parents share two children, 16-year-old Darcey and 12-year-old William.READ MORE: Kate Garraway in emotional plea as she says there's 'no end' to Derek Draper's careGMB star Kate documented their heartbreaking health journey in her ITV film Finding Derek, which won Best Documentary at the National Television Awards last year.Now, Kate has won for a second year, taking the Authored Documentary category at the 2022 National Television Awards, showing just how much their story has moved the nation.Daily Star has taken a look back at the couple's heartbreaking health journey.Derek was rushed to hospital on March 30 2020 with serious Covid symptoms - but it wasn't until April 3 when Kate shocked viewers with the news.She explained Derek had experienced headaches, numbness in his hand and severe breathlessness where he struggled to hold his breath for longer than ten seconds.The presenter turned to her colleague Dr Hilary Jones for help and he urged her to phone an ambulance, after which he was rushed to intensive care.He was then placed in a medically-induced coma and remained unconscious for 13 weeks while being treated by hospital staff.Kate stayed by her husband's side and kept her viewers updated about his condition on Good Morning Britain.Derek finally woke up from his coma in July 2020, but he would remain in hospital for many more months.Kate was warned by medics that Derek still had a long

Covid travel restrictions could return for several countries this summer, causing disruption to people's holidays, according to Good Morning Britain's resident GP Dr Hilary Jones. Over the last two years, the sudden introduction of restrictions has seen holidaymakers scramble back to the UK as quickly as possible.

Ranvir Singh has been pulled off ITV's Good Morning Britain after struggling live on air.The 44 year old, who recently "found love" with her 26 year old boyfriend who she met on Strictly Come Dancing, appeared on the programme on Tuesday 29 March alongside Richard Madeley, 65, and Susanna Reid, 51, before making an unexpected exit. Richard had shared his fears that Ranvir "wouldn't get through" her news segment before she explained to viewers that she was suffering from severe hay fever.The TV host explained that she had woken up with streaming red eyes and a swollen face due to the pollen in the air and even went to Dr Hilary Jones for advice on what to do.

GOOD Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh made a very awkward blunder on today's show as she accidentally gatecrashed a coronavirus debate. The broadcaster misjudged her cue and wandered from off set into shot while Susanna Reid, Martin Lewis, Dr Hilary Jones, Andrew Pierce and Kevin Maguire discussed healthcare funding and the rise of Covid-related hospital admissions.

Kate Garraway has revealed that her husband Derek Draper's brain has been "terribly affected" by Covid. The Good Morning Britain presenter has filmed a second documentary called Caring for Derek, as she continues to open up about his recovery from coronavirus.

KATE Garraway has revealed her husband Derek's brain connectivity has been "terribly affected" by coronavirus. The broadcaster, 54, has filmed a second documentary, Caring for Derek, about her husband's continued recovery from the illness.

Kate Garraway has opened up on her husband Derek Draper's mental health as he continues to suffer from the long-term impacts of Covid-19. Derek, 54, returned home in April 2021 after spending a year in hospital fighting for his life after contracting coronavirus in 2020, which has since left him battling a number of ongoing health issues.

Dr Hilary Jones has said he is unhappy with the government's decision to change the restrictions on Covid 19 - as he warned people to be cautious.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with 73 complaints relating to information about Covid vaccines.It comes after the show's Dr Hilary Jones slammed an ICU doctor on the show earlier this month after he refused to have the Covid vaccine.He hit out at Dr Steve James, a consultant anaesthetist working in London, after he challenged health secretary Sajid Javid over the Government's decision to make vaccines mandatory for NHS staff as he toured King’s College Hospital in London.Dr James said "the science isn't strong enough" to support the government's decision.He later appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain on January 12 where he defended his comments.

@Lindsay_Lockett wrote: “They need to stop giving this man air time, Has he got shares in Pfizer?  “I caught covid, very little symptoms didn't pass it on to my husband who is vulnerable my kids or work colleagues and I'm not vaccinated.”“No wonder @ITV receive complaints about his mis-information.”@Mcnftz said: “Well said. All he has done is sit on various seats telling folk how scary covid is.“Is he even a doctor?”Some fans took issue with Denise’s comments, though.@MissJRoss72 penned: “All you do on this is moan.”Denise was quick to bite back, saying: “There is an unfollow option Miss Ross.” Similarly, Olivia06012016 penned: "That man has saved lives !!! Not only now but all his life!!"In the height of the pandemic you clapped him now you say he is putting patients at risk! You are fickle.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with 2,400 OfCom complaints after discussion about coronavirus between Dr Hilary Jones and Richard Madeley sparked fury.

Dr Hilary Jones took a swipe at Nicki Minaj today and urged her to apologise for her tweets about coronavirus vaccines. The doctor joined Lorraine Kelly this morning on her show to discuss Nicki's tweet, which saw her say she wouldn't be getting the vaccine out of fear of the side effects.

Dr Hilary Jones, 68, on being a pandemic pin-up, writing a good romance and why he respects Piers Morgan.I loved it. I’ve always liked the idea of writing a novel.

Kate Garraway provided a "devastating" update on husband Derek Draper's on-going suffering with long Covid on Good Morning Britain.In March last year, medical specialists placed Derek into an induced coma and later established he'd developed holes in vital organs as he battled the deadly virus.After being hospitalised for more than a year, Kate and her family were relieved to receive the news that he would finally be coming home - but Derek had a long recovery ahead.Speaking to Dr Hilary Jones, Kate updated on Derek situation, explaining that he suffers from extreme fatigue and sleeps for 20 hours a day.She said: "People who have had it mildly are starting to argue that it's the same as flu, because flu can be devastating to people as

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Kate Garraway has revealed husband Derek Draper sleeps for 20 hours a day in his ongoing battle against long Covid.The Good Morning Britain presenter often updates viewers on Derek's health and on Thursday morning during a discussion with Dr Hilary Jones she revealed the extreme fatigue he has been left with. Dr Hilary was talking about the effects of long Covid, the condition people are left with for sometimes months after falling ill, and the potential of it being limited by a third Covid booster jab.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has described the effects of long Covid as "devastating".The 54-year-old presenter spoke out on the matter during a discussion about coronavirus and extreme fatigue.Kate opened up about her husband's health during the chat with Dr Hilary Jones on today's show.The ITV star is married to author Derek Draper, who contracted Covid in March 2020.The mum-of-two said her husband now sleeps for most of the day and has just "ten-minute windows" of wakefulness.The 54-year-old still requires around-the-clock care after leaving hospital earlier this year.Kate used her spouse as an example to highlight that fatigue, which is one of the symptoms of long Covid, was more than just feeling a bit tired."The

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid plans to continue wearing a face covering after July 19, despite the government's decision to ease restrictions.

Dr Hilary Jones left Susanna Reid confused on Tuesday morning as he suffered a blunder while discussing the coronavirus vaccine.The 68 year old butted into 50 year old Susanna's conversation live on Good Morning Britain as she discussed how you need to isolate if you come into contact with somebody who has been exposed by the virus – even if you have received two doses of the vaccine. Speaking to journalist Kevin Maguire, who is a regular on the ITV breakfast show, she said: "It seems to be one of the decisions that the government is grappling with at the moment.

Good Morning Britain after he'd offered-up information that wasn't quite correct when it came to Covid-19.The 68-year-old told hosts Adil Ray and Susanna Reid, that those who had already received two vaccines would not need to adhere to the 10 day isolation period.He said: "A week after the second dose of the Pfzer, 15 days after…. err a week after the Janssen and 14 days after the Moderna and Astrazeneca don't need to self isolate if they'd been in contact with someone who tested positive.

Richard Madeley clashed with Dr Hilary Jones on Good Morning Britain over the suggestion that ‘Freedom Day’ on 21 June should be pushed back. Currently, government plans are still in place for lockdown restrictions to lift on that date, despite an increase in numbers, and Covid variants making their way to the UK.

Good Morning Britain after admitted she has refused the Covid vaccine.The 66-year-old presenter, who is the wife of TV legend Chris, was slammed for saying that she is "too young" for the jab.She said she was not concerned about contracting the deadly bug, admitting she had been hugging her loved ones during the lockdown.Ingrid was slammed after breaking rules despite her own son had suffered from Covid early on in the pandemic.Host Adil Ray and Dr Hilary Jones branded her "irresponsible" for her action on GMB.She claimed she was scared about the side effects of the vaccine but wouldn't have it as the roll out is "unproven".Host Adil asked: "Are you not worried about catching it?"Ingrid told him: "No, that sounds so arrogant, doesn't it? I

Ingrid Tarrant sparked anger on Good Morning Britain on Monday as she admitted she has refused to take the Covid vaccine, joking that she is "too young".

Dr Hilary Jones has urged caution over travel and holidays outside of the UK due to how different countries are coping with the coronavirus pandemic.

Kate Garraway has revealed that frightened husband Derek Draper frantically begged for her to be "near" before he'd received his Covid-19 diagnosis.The Good Morning Britain journalist, 53, revealed every heartbreaking detail about the frightful ordeal in her new moving memoir The Power Of Hope.Casting her mind back to the days and hours before Derek was whisked off in an ambulance, following Dr Hilary Jones' swift instruction to get him to hospital immediately, Kate recalled her husband's "desperate" plea for her just to be near.The TV presenter had just wrapped up filming for the day when her heart began to race as she glanced at her phone.He desperately penned: "Kate are you near? Please be near? I feel terrible."The day prior, Derek had

DR Hilary Jones has revealed the terrifying moment he "knew" Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper needed to go to hospital for emergency Covid treatment. Kate, 53, made a desperate call to her Good Morning Britain colleague after seeing Derek's condition had worsened at home.

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GOOD Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh clashed with Dr Hilary Jones today after he suggested wearing a mask on the beach to stop the spread of Covid.

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Lorraine Kelly has hit out at online trolls who targeted her with horrible messages after she revealed she'd had the coronavirus vaccination.The 61-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday morning and discussed the latest Covid news at the start of her ITV talk show with Dr Hilary Jones.While chatting about the vaccination, Lorraine went on to share her experience when she got the jab last week.She explained: "I got it. It's just so quick and so easy.

Express.co.uk: “ITV and I have worked together for 32 years and it’s been a blast.“We’ve covered some fantastic campaigns, like the Help Us, Help You one, and other cancer campaigns, heart campaigns, spotting the early signs of meningitis, cot death.“And we’ve had many letters as a TV station saying, ‘Thank you for making us aware of the symptoms of prostate disease or breast cancer, you’re instrumental in saving a life.’ “So that’s been great, and I’ll continue with ITV for as long as it’s fascinating and interesting and fun. “And I’ve got a lovely project that I’m looking forward to in addition, which is my first novel coming up in September with Welbeck Publishing.”He added: “It’s called Frontline and it charts the rises of a prominent

GOOD Morning Britain's Dr Hilary Jones has told how he is supporting his co-star Kate Garraway during her husband's ongoing health battle. The TV doc, a firm favourite with viewers, has been dishing out advice behind the scenes as well as on screen.

Good Morning Britain star Dr Hilary Jones has shared his concerns about the return of packed festivals and the re-opening of nightclubs this summer, ahead of coronavirus lockdown restrictions being lifted across the country.

Good Morning Britain, while his co-star Kate Garraway, 53, and her family are going through turmoil due to the pandemic.

Piers Morgan has given an update on his mum's health after revealing she was left "bed-ridden" following her coronavirus vaccine.The 55 year old sparked concern earlier this month when he opened up on his mum's "bad reaction," but has now comforted fans by telling them she is "perfectly okay." He returned to Good Morning Britain after the half term break on Monday morning and gave more information on his mum Gabrielle's response to the vaccine. Discussing people who are hesitant to receive the jab on the hit ITV breakfast show with co-stars Susanna Reid and Dr Hilary Jones, he said: "My mum had quite a bad [reaction] to the Pfizer for a couple of days.

direct to your inboxA GP has suggested that mixing two different coronavirus vaccines could boost immunity, or reduce it, as he explained the government’s decision to look into the idea.A study has been launched in Oxford to determine whether different coronavirus vaccines can safely be used for first and second doses.England’s deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam, who is responsible for the new study, said that being able to mix vaccines would offer flexibility and could even provoke a better immune response.Dr Hilary Jones, Good Morning Britain’s health editor, explained that if the trials proved to improve immunity, it would boost the efficiency of vaccination programmes across the world.Host Ben Shephard said: "It’s

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones explained the news that trials are underway to work out whether mixing different Covid vaccines can boost your immunity to the virus.

coronavirus vaccine. Widespread immunity is key in getting back to normality, and the Covid jab is the light at the end of the tunnel.At some point you will get called in for a coronavirus vaccine – unless you already have.If you have already had the jab, you might have experienced some side effects, which is normal with any vaccine.Dr Hilary Jones has shared a common Covid-19 vaccine side effect that nearly everyone will get.

direct to your inbox Dr Hilary Jones has given a worrying warning after the country passed a grim coronavirus milestone. On Tuesday, the UK's death toll surpassed 100,000 since the pandemic beganGood Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan discussed the latest figures with Dr Hilary and Piers demanded that there needed to be accountability for what happened.

Dr Hilary Jones has warned that there could be another 100,000 deaths in the UK due to coronavirus if the government's strategy continues.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her relief at her dad receiving the coronavirus vaccine.