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Covid will become weak like a cold and future variants WON'T dodge vaccines, Oxford jab creator says

Winners of The Sun's Who Cares Wins awards crowned at glittering star-studded bash

Boris Johnson says booster jabs for UK's elderly must come before sending doses to poorer nations

We reveal the winners of The Sun's Who Cares Wins awards at glittering star-studded bash

We reveal the winners of The Sun's Who Cares Wins awards at glittering star-studded bash

Boris Johnson praises Sun's Jabs Army as he honours Oxford vaccine team with top award

EastEnders star Dean Gaffney, 43, vows to be best looking grandad after daughter gives birth

EastEnders star Dean Gaffney, 43, vows to be best looking grandad after daughter gives birth Updated: 21:31, 17 Jul 2021 HE may be only 43 but actor Dean Gaffney is delighted at becoming a grandad, joking: “I’ll be one of the best-looking grandpas in town.” In his first interview since his daughter Chloe, 24, gave birth to daughter Mimi, the ex-EastEnder tells how he is looking forward to passing on his pearls of wisdom — but will steer clear of changing nappies. 7 7 The 43-year-old's daughetr Chloe, 24, has given birth to daughter MimiCredit: instagram The Walford favourite, who played Robbie Jackson on and off for 26 years, said: “Anybody who saw me doing the Bushtucker trials on I’m A Celebrity knows I have the world’s worst gag reflex, so unless I’ve got a peg on my nose I’ll be leaving that to her mum and dad.”

Victoria Newton's Diary: How the Sun got its Matt Hancock scoop

Sun Matt Hancock scoop followed tip to newsdesk from 'angry whistleblower'

Workplaces 'trying to get staff back to the office with ice cream and yoga' after work from home orders during pandemic

Updated: 5:16 ET, Jun 5 2021 WORKPLACES are reportedly trying to get staff back to the office with free ice cream, yoga classes and rooftop bars after a year of working from home. Busy architecture firms have been asked to help companies jazz up their offices for the post-pandemic world - with some clients even asking for bouncy castles, skateboards and trampolines. �� 3 3 But the work from home order might be around for a little longerCredit: Alamy Speaking to The Times, John Avery, director of LOM, an architecture practice, said companies such as Santander, Natwest, and Microsoft have asked the firm to revamp their office spaces.