However, Mr Johnson insisted that going below the current seven days could have the 'perverse' effect of speeding the spread, as three times more people would still be infectious when they return to workplaces.

Not to mention the fact that menopause can also mean broken relationships and lost careers — the Fawcett Report, Menopause And The Workplace, found that one in ten women leaves their job because of symptoms.  There is already a very real financial cost of menopause, but if you can't afford to heat your house or feed your family, how can you find the money for HRT prescription charges?

The 70-year-old - whose real name is Michael Gordon Peterson - could be released in a matter of weeks after spending most of the past 48 years behind bars after three parole judges started hearing his case at HMP Woodhill in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.

It remains unclear how or when Emily and Orazio first met, but it appears that they've known each other for a while, as it was reported that they were seen grabbing dinner together during Milan Fashion Week last September.

These accounts detail years of devastating symptoms, disastrous effects on relationships and jobs, crushing anxiety and thoughts of suicide. These truly heart-breaking accounts need to be heard, so we decided to create the Menopause Mandate book, It's Beyond A Joke. 

The review heard that Bronson has a 'romanticised' view of violent incidents in the past, after he told parole judges how he loved a 'rumble' and enjoyed mass brawls in prison but insisted he has since found solace in art and is a man of 'peace'.

As you pay per item, that might mean two or even three charges a month. With prescriptions costing £9.35 a pop, that's likely to be £224.40 a year (and more if you add testosterone into the mix — perhaps another £37.40 annually). 

'I think it's very empowering to do something that people don't agree with because it's good to do what's right for you and I'm hoping I can inspire other women to not give a f*** what other people think and do what's right for you.

The latest figures suggest growth in Covid hospitalisations in London - seen as a leading indicator of what may happen in the rest of the country - slowed in the run-up to New Year, although holiday reporting glitches could be affecting the total.

Once dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders, Bronson has spent most of the past 48 years behind bars, apart from two brief periods of freedom during which he reoffended, for a string of thefts, firearms and violent offences, including 11 hostage-takings in nine different sieges.

The New Year return to work is in danger of descending into a shambles with the public sector warned to brace for a worst-case scenario of a quarter of staff - around 1.4million people - being off work.

The mother-of-one - who was recently rumored to be dating Brad Pitt, 58 - looked chic in a black, off-the-shoulder top, matching slacks, and red boots, as she chatted with her companion, before the pair climbed onto his motorbike and heading off together.

Asked about the idea of easing isolation rules - already reduced from 10 days as long as people are negative on lateral flow tests on day six and seven - Mr Johnson said: 'We'll continue to look at the infectivity periods, but the key thing is we don't want to be releasing people back into the workplace when they're still infectious.

'It's, like, known that her husband has cheated on her and they're filing for divorce,' she said, adding that when the couple officially confirms their separation, it will not come as a surprise to anyone.

Lack of available support — there are around 16 million women over the age of 45 but only 134 British Menopause Society-recognised NHS menopause clinics in the UK — means thousands are forced to turn to private clinics, which are booming in response to demand.

It comes as the PM today revealed that the government is looking at redeploying personnel after the public sector was warned to brace for a worst-case scenario of a quarter of staff - around 1.4million people - being off work.

She told the hearing she believes Bronson should eventually be moved to a lower security prison with open conditions to allow him to interact with other people and poses 'less of a risk' outside of jail.