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The Prime Minister is due to unveil his long-awaited road map 'to unlock' on February 22. He is under pressure from Tory backbenchers to announce a major easing of curbs - while scientists are urging caution. Ministers are expected to adopt a 'tentative' approach - with some sources claiming a 'booze ban' on pubs between April and May was being considered to stop social distancing slipping. But a senior Government source told MailOnline that an alcohol ban in pubs was not on the cards. They said:?'We are not going to open pubs that can't sell booze. What would be the point of that?'

Kylie Minogue flashed a dazzling sparkler on her ring finger on Saturday, days after it was confirmed by a family member that she is engaged to hr beau Paul Solomons. The Australian pop beauty, 52, took to Instagram to share a post of herself playfully kicking her legs in the air, before bringing her left hand across to rest it against her opposing arm - allowing the camera to catch the telling jewellery item.? Looking typically fabulous in a black polka dot blouse with a matching miniskirt and silver strappy heels, the star appeared to be in a celebratory mood.

Dr Ben Marsh, his wife Danielle and their four children - Alfie, Thomas, Ella and Tess - from Faversham, Kent, shared their rendition of the Bonnie Tyler classic to YouTube on Tuesday. The song, fittingly named 'Totally Fixed Where We Are', has since racked up more than 430,000 views and over 550 comments. As part of the chorus, the family sings: 'But we've grown a lot in height, there's no way for us to measure. And if you look our clothes are tight, we've been eating more than ever.' It is not the first time the Marshes have made headlines for their music videos, previously going viral for their version of Les Misérable's One Day More during the first coronavirus lockdown.

His wife made her name as a successful Hollywood actress. And now it seems like Prince Harry is ready for his own close-up. The 36-year-old member of the British royal family was seen hanging out with fellow Brit James Corden on the top of a double-decker bus in Hollywood on Friday. The 42-year-old chat show host was not just giving him a friendly tour around the city as they were also joined by a full crew complete with three cameras.

Ministers are concerned about rising levels of disease linked to poor diet and lack of exercise, such as Type 2 diabetes and obesity, a leaked document shows. It acknowledges smoking rates have fallen in recent years but warns the UK's growing and ageing population is suffering from more long-term conditions. Health chiefs (bottom: NHS Chief Executive Simon Stevens) will be tasked with not only treating diseases such as cancer, but also helping to prevent them by encouraging people to become more active. It will be complemented with separate measures to restrict junk food advertising and putting calorie labels on alcohol. It could also give Government the power to put flouride in water to help prevent tooth decay, something only councils were able to do in the past. Pictured top: Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

Sue Radford, 45, from Morecambe, Lancashire, (inset) who shares 22 children with her 49-year-old husband Noel - making them Britain's biggest family - admitted she has been struggling with homeschooling (main) during the third lockdown of the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking in the family's latest Youtube video, she admitted she was 'ready for them to go back to school' because she was finding teaching the children really hard. James, 16, Ellie, 14, Aimee, 13, Josh, 12, Max, 11, Tillie, nine, Oscar, eight, Casper, seven and Hallie, four, are all distance learning from the Radford family home. Pictured left: The family homeschooling in March 2020

Tom Teixeira (pictured with his grandfather Sir Tom Moore top, bottom right and bottom left) knew his grandad had become famous when his phone started being permanently engaged. Tom Jnr would ring Captain Sir Tom Moore (inset) - whose death this week has prompted a national outpouring of grief and calls for a memorial in his honour - and find he couldn't get through. 'A couple of times I tried to ring and he was busy being interviewed,' smiles Tom. 'He rang on my 22nd birthday, May 31, and said: "Happy Birthday Thomas but we'll have to be quick because I'm going on Countryfile." I said: "All right grandad." I thought it was hilarious. Which other 100-year-old would be dashing off to film a TV show?' It is easy to forget, as we share in a collective sense of loss at the passing of the inimitable old soldier who came to signify all that is honourable, altruistic and indefatigable about the British spirit, that he was just grandad to Tom, his brother Max, 20 and their cousins Benjie, 16 and Georgia, 14. As Tom puts it: 'He wasn't just a war hero and a fund- raising machine. To us he was a family man.'

JANE FRYER: Cheryl (left), 66, has swapped high heels for wellies, embraced the joys of home-grown veggies from an ever-expanding plot at the bottom of her garden, and even started performing jolly ￡10-a-ticket 'Covid gigs' from the beige, striped sofa in her Kent sitting room. To put it bluntly, Cheryl, once a star of chart-topping group and Eurovision winners Bucks Fizz and then a ubiquitous face on our TV screens in a range of programmes, is broke. So broke that, lately, the ￡30 she charges for the odd happy birthday video message to fans has become her only income stream other than her ￡700-a-month state pension, simply not enough with a tax bill looming. (Top right, the band on Eurovision in 1981; bottom right, with then-bandmates Mike Nolan (second left), Bobby G and Jay Aston, in 1983.)

Forecasters have issued yellow warnings for snow and ice covering swathes of Britain today as temperatures are expected to plummet over the weekend, with a more serious amber warning also in place for Scotland's central Highlands (left and top right on Friday). South East England is under a 85-hour snow warning from 11pm until 12pm Wednesday - while the heaviest blizzards are expected in Suffolk, Essex and Kent on Sunday where another amber warning has been issued. There is a chance up to 8in (20cm) could fall in the worst-hit areas, with?50mph wind gusts also expected.?It would be the second time London has been hit by snow in the past fortnight, after flurries fell on January 24. Daytime temperatures will stay in low single figures for much of the country as cold air from Russia and Eastern Europe moves across the UK, with some places staying below freezing and the bitter winds making it feel even colder. Pictured bottom right: Clayfield Copse, Berkshire today.

Canadian star Christopher Plummer, FEMAIL reveals the varied fates and fortunes of the Sound of Music cast, including the seven von Trapp children and its lead Julie Andrews. Pictured from left to right: Heather Menzies-Urich, who played Louisa, died from brain cancer in December 2017 after stepping away from the limelight following her husband's death; Nicholas Hammond, who played Friedrich, portrayed director Sam Wanamaker in the Quentin Tarantino film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood; Angela Cartwright, who played Brigitta, is now a photographer but made a cameo appearance in Netflix's re-imagined Lost in Space series; Debbie Turner, who played Marta, is now a florist.

Hollywood actor Wood, 33, (inset) shared more details of the alleged abuse she suffered at the hands of the rock star on her Instagram Story Friday (right). She claimed Manson, real name Brian Hugh Warner, called her 'a 'Jew' in a derogatory manner' and told her it was 'better' that she wasn't 'blood Jewish'. He would also often use the 'N-word', she said. The 33-year-old also shared photos of two tattoos on Manson's arms (left) and another on his chest which she said are Nazi symbols. Wood hit back at suggestions they may have been having 'kinky sex' when he 'tortured' her saying they 'never had a 'BDSM' relationship' and that she 'thought [she] was going to die'. Westworld star Wood was among the first to publicly accuse Manson of abuse in an Instagram post Monday. She claimed he started 'grooming me when I was a teenager and horrifically abused me for years'. Since then, at least 11 women have come forward accusing the rocker of physical and sexual abuse dating back many years. Manson denied all the allegations as 'distortions of reality' Monday.

Of course, it is every young man's worst nightmare - a one-night stand with a girl he barely knows, followed weeks later by a text message saying: 'I am pregnant.' So it was for landscape gardener Jamie Aitken (pictured left), who was 'pretty horrified' to learn he was going to be a father after spending just one drunken night with a woman he had met on a dating app. As he says, he wouldn't be the first young man to make such a life-changing mistake. He wouldn't be the first to run for the hills either, but he insists he did not. Instead, he wanted 'to do the right thing' by Jaclyn McGowan (right), even if it meant months of sleepless nights trying to work out what the 'right thing' was.

Since Israel began administering the second dose on January 10, there has been a 30 per cent drop in hospitalisations in over-60s and a 20 per cent decline in those falling seriously ill with Covid. But in a blow to Britain's strategy to leave 12 weeks between doses, a new study warns the fist jab isn't 'very effective' in reducing cases. Britain decided to extend the interval between doses from three weeks recommended by Pfizer, to 12 weeks because of the unpredictability of supplies.

Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine, reveals the Duchess' series of awkward faux-pas in tonight's When Fergie Met The Monarchy on Channel 5. She told how Fergie, then aged around 24, travelled to the Sandringham estate to meet the family of her boyfriend Prince Andrew (pictured together left on their wedding day) - a meeting which could make or break their union. Unsure to whom she should curtsey, Seward told how Fergie (inset recently) knelt before everyone in order to avoid offence. Pictured right with the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Andrew on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on the Queen's 60 birthday in April 1980.

More than 25 disabled dogs took smiled from ear to ear as they enjoyed a daily walk using wheels to zoom around a shelted in Chonburi, Thailand. The shelter was set up by a Swede when he moved to the area in 2002 and was appalled by what he saw. Sadly, the sanctuary is now struggling to survive after the coronavirus pandemic led to a 40 per cent drop in donations and slashed the number of foreign visitors.

Mail Force yesterday struck a mammoth ￡1million deal for new computers for lockdown pupils. The laptops will go to 5,000 of Britain's most needy schoolchildren and will arrive in several batches over two weeks - starting on Monday. The landmark moment has come thanks to Daily Mail readers who have donated so generously, along with a parade of philanthropists and big companies. Donations have poured into the campaign to help schoolchildren unable to follow their online classes. Huge numbers of families are on the wrong side of the 'digital divide' - the gulf between those able to afford enough devices for learning and those not. (Pictured, pupils from Moston Fields, Manchester.)

They are two teenagers just fooling around in a series of homemade social media videos. The girl is slim with long, pale, brown hair and a pretty face that is strangely familiar. The boy is dark-haired, good-looking and wears a Mona Lisa T-shirt. In one sequence they dance, pose and pout to Vibe by the American artist Cookiee Kawaii, the viral soundtrack to 1.6 million other teenage TikTok films. But this version is different. It is the only one to star the alleged 'secret daughter' of Russian president Vladimir Putin and her friend who, intriguingly, happens to be the nephew of a Mafia-linked tycoon, lives in a ￡4.5 million flat by the Royal Albert Hall in West London and attended a British public school (Putin's alleged daughter, left and right, and mother, inset. Putin at 17, centre).

Heavily-armoured officers blocked off roads with water-cannon trucks and barbed wire wrapped bamboo barricades as the crowds yelled: 'Down with the military dictatorship' in Yangon (Rangoon). In the largest display of dissent since Monday's coup, students and teachers joined demonstrators in donning red head bands in support of ousted leader?Aung San Suu Kyi's party in the capital. Around 3,000 demonstrators gathered on a road near Yangon University, most holding up the three-finger salute that has come to symbolise resistance to the army takeover.

EXCLUSIVE A?seven-minute edited highlights package of Handforth Parish Council planning committee's December meeting captured a multitude of chaos - including one person shouting?'f*** off', someone flushing a toilet and another person answering the front door. But the real show-stealer was acting-clerk Jackie Weaver (right and inset, during the meeting) who kicked out?council chairman Brian Tolver after he told her?she has 'no authority at all' and ordered her to to 'stop talking'. Factions of the council backing Mr Tolver claim she had no right to kick the kick the chairman out. But Jackie - who chairs the Cheshire Association of Local Councillors - has insisted she did because the meeting was not called by the chairman nor the council's official clerk. Her action has gained her wide-spread support, with Jackie's husband Stuart Weaver, 69 (together, left)-?a retired design engineer - telling MailOnline that he's 'proud' of his wife for standing up to them.

The influencer and wife of SNL star Alec Baldwin finally said 'sorry' for the saga and said she had spent the last month 'asking myself how I can learn and grow' in an Instagram post (inset and photo left). She stopped short of confessing to misleading people, doubling down on her previous claims that she was raised 'with two cultures, American and Spanish'. Hilaria was laying low with her husband (pictured together right) and five children following the storm that erupted in December when her fake heritage claims were exposed online. The 37-year-old was forced to confess she had been born in Boston and went by the name Hillary after spending years claiming Majorca was her birthplace and that she only arrived into the US at the age of 19.

Swedish company?Lub Foods is confident it's recreated the treat's creamy flavour and texture by using?epogee fat, known as EPG. For each unit of fat, the plant-based oil?can cut up to 92 per cent of calories thanks to its molecular structure which our digestive enzymes are unable to break down, meaning barely any is absorbed by the body, reports The Times. The ice cream (pictured) was launched under the subsidiary Nick's Foods last year, and sales in the US hit ￡7.2million. 'Our trick has been making epogee fat taste like dairy,' explained Niclas Luthman, co-founder of Lub Foods. He added that while many brands which make sugar and fat-free ice cream struggle with getting the right texture, Lub Foods has spent years making hundreds of tweaks to its recipe to ensure it tastes authentic.

Varanasi, a fine-dining Indian restaurant in central Birmingham, is set to offer the 'business class' service to customers parked up in the 50-space car park behind the restaurant (inset). Customers will be served a three-course meal (main) on a disposable tray inside their vehicles. The 'posh' drive-through will open on Friday February 12 and does not break any lockdown rules, according to the restaurant.

Millionaire Sunil (left), 32, who splits his time between the UK and Dubai, is joined by best friend Nilesh on the budget getaway in Wiltshire on Channel 5's Rich Holiday, Poor Holiday, while friends Suzanne and Ursula, who usually have to count the pennies, enjoy a lavish ￡8,000 trip to Portugal (right). Sunil and Nilesh (inset) try to stay positive after struggling to pitch their tent in a muddy field but end up cheating with a night in a nearby hotel after failing to start a fire while spending a night in the woods on a survival course.

James Goy, 50, and his wife, Lisa Goy, 48, (left) were gunned down at close-range in the middle of their street?in Plains Township, Pennsylvania on Monday after getting into a fight with their neighbor. The gunman, 47-year-old Jeffrey Spaide, took his own life inside his home before police arrived at the scene. Harrowing surveillance footage (right) in the lead up to the shooting shows the couple screaming at Spaide from outside their home before he emerged with a handgun and fired several shots, leaving them injured. Authorities say?Spaide then went back inside his home to retrieve an AR-style rifle, which he used to execute the couple in the street. An online obituary for the gunman has revealed that he had previously worked as an engineer with the US Navy, the US Army National Guard and Navy Reserve.

A Florida man facing an attempted burglary charge is making headlines after flirting with the judge presiding over his case. Demetrius Lewis appeared before Broward County Judge Tabitha Blackmon via a Zoom hearing on Thursday on allegations he tried to break into a Fort Lauderdale home as three children slept inside.? Video of Lewis hitting on Blackmon has since gone viral on social media, having been viewed more than one million times.?

Kim the 11-month-old sheepdog (pictured) became the world's most expensive trained working dog after being bought at an online auction for ￡27,100 by Eamonn Vaughan. Kim was sold just days before her first birthday, in an exchange which smashed the previous record sheepdog sale of ￡20,000. Welsh farmer Dewi Jenkins, 28, who trained Kim, said the puppy can perform tasks on her own after a single demonstration and is capable of controlling both sheep and cattle, even at her young age.

Scott Rezende, 43, from Florida, filmed his cat Bruce who was standing on a cabinet in front of his television while watching Disney's The Lion King. Six-month-old Bruce can be seen standing on his hind legs, inches away from the television screen, in a video shared on Facebook. The kitten gets scared when Scar threatens Simba during the hit Disney movie.

Countess Alexandra Tolstoy (centre), whose ex is Russian financier Sergei Pugachev, has offered a glimpse inside the cosy Oxfordshire cottage where she is spending lockdown with her three children. Images reveal a rustic family kitchen (bottom left and right), bedrooms (top left) with sloped ceilings and wrought iron beds, and a characterful living room complete with roaring fire. Fans praise the 'realistic' look at the chaos family life, from piles of laundry to dirty dishes and a dining table strewn with homework. Top right, a cosy nook in the family home.

Sue Pile has been left feeling 'unsafe in her own home,' after cars and even a tractor crashed through her home in Combe Martin, Devon, 21 times since she moved their in 2015. The mother has resorted to installing concrete blocks outside the house, which managed to protect the property on Thursday night, when another car veered off the A3123, Whitefield Hill. A driver and passenger escaped unharmed, but were the latest in a long line of accidents that have reduced parts of the house to rubble.