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A fake Track and Trace app which allows users to pretend to scan their details in at restaurants and bars has been slammed by health chiefs as 'irresponsible and pointless'. The Covid1984 app mimics the real Track and Trace app, meaning its users can show hospitality staff they have entered their details into the NHS's coronavirus tracking system, when in reality they have not. It means staff at pubs, bars and restaurants, as well as their customers, could be left in the dark about a visit from an app user with Covid-19.  The app, which is found through a web-link and compatible with Android and Apple devices and is being widely shared among Covid conspiracy theorists and those who oppose vaccinations, has already been downloaded hundreds of times, according to VICE. But health chiefs branded it an 'irresponsible and pointless attempt to subvert a public health tool'. In a statement, the Department for Health and Social Care told MailOnline: 'The NHS Track and T

Tearful Brad Parscale blasts his wife for refusing him sex and claims she's having him committed to a hospital so she can steal his money in explosive new video obtained by DailyMail.com. 'I got f***ing tackled like a f***ing terrorist for wanting my wife's attention,' the former Trump campaign boss sobs while handcuffed in the back of a police car. 'I'm gonna f***ing divorce. I'm applying for divorce as soon as I get out of here. I'm gonna do this thing, whatever, to prove I'm not f***ing crazy.' The astonishing rant was filmed on a female officer's body-worn camera after Parscale was transported to the hospital in the aftermath of his September 27 meltdown. 'She didn't have a bruise on her, I never hit her, I never have,' Parscale, 44, continues to plead in the footage. 'I've never touched her. This is all about money. 'She knows exactly what she is doing. It is the most baller move of all time. It is the most checkm

Two terror suspects known as one half of the 'ISIS Beatles' appeared on U.S. soil for the first time on Wednesday, after having been flown from Iraq to stand trial in Virginia. Alexanda Kotey, 36, and El Shafee Elsheikh, 32, made their first federal court appearance this afternoon, appearing via videolink in Alexandria at 5pm.  The pair were indicted on eight charges, including conspiracy to murder and hostage-taking resulting in death, in connection with the killing of four US  hostages in  Syria and Iraq .    Elsheikh, wearing a surgical mask, asked whether he was under arrest and was informed by Magistrate Judge Theresa C. Buchanan that he was.  When asked if he wanted to hire his own lawyer or have one appointed, he said: 'I don't know. I haven't had time to consult.'   Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh have been indicted on eight charges connected to the deaths of four US citizens, the Department of Justice announced Wednesday  The pair landed in the U