Bindi Irwin’s wedding to Chandler Powell last month was supposed to be the happiest day of her life. But in the weeks since the couple said ‘I do’, many Australians turned their backs on the Irwin family. A growing number of people believe the ceremony was too commercial after it was featured in a U.S. … Read more
Amy Schumer reveals she has changed her son’s name after realizing it sounded like ‘genital’ By Heather Waugh For Dailymail.com Published: 17:40 BST, 14 April 2020 | Updated: 17:49 BST, 14 April 2020 Amy Schumer has revealed she’s changed her son’s name after realizing it sounded like ‘genital’. The comedian welcomed her first child with … Read more
Australian actress Nathalie Kelley has described her new show The Baker and the Beauty, premiering on Stan on April 14, as ‘groundbreaking’. The star claimed the show, which has a strong Latin cast, was a testament to how things in Hollywood have changed over the past two decades. Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Nathalie said: … Read more
Dave Lewis, the chief executive of Tesco, announced plans to step down this October some time before coronavirus struck, but had he been harbouring any ideas of winding down as his leaving date approached – admittedly that was never very likely – they went by the board when the pandemic struck. Rather than a leisurely … Read more
Millions of Americans are currently under lockdown due to the coronavirus, forcing them to turn to internet in order to escape their solitude. An analysis of usage in the US, conducted by the New York Times, reveals how the pandemic has changed online behaviors as people are using desktops, video conferencing more and turning to … Read more
Britons are visiting supermarkets less often but spending more, and shopping at local newsagents more regularly as the coronavirus upturns the country’s usual shopping practices, banking data suggests. Transaction data provided to This is Money by digital banks Revolut and Starling, who between them have 4.25million UK customers, found newsagents like Nisa and McColl’s have … Read more
Britons are still being told face masks do not protect them from coronavirus despite the US dramatically switching its stance overnight and advising all Americans to wear them. Health Secretary Matt Hancock today said the UK would not change its approach because he claims there is little evidence to show the masks help, and they … Read more
As painful as it will be for investors in the banks, it is only right that dividend payouts and share buybacks are suspended in these extraordinary times. As the British and global economy teeter on a cliff edge, the last thing needed is for a health catastrophe to become a financial crisis. Safety must be … Read more
The shared hell of the war changed Britain for the better, and so will the current coronavirus crisis, writes RABBI LORD JONATHAN SACKS, pictured When this bleak time is over, when schools and pubs and theatres reopen, when we no longer need fear the warmth of a handshake or the closeness of friends, will life simply … Read more
Boris Johnson has pledged to urgently increase coronavirus testing despite saying less than three weeks ago that the NHS was ‘well-prepared’ for an outbreak. The Prime Minister told reporters in London yesterday that a ‘game-changing’ new test will be offered to hundreds of thousands of people as soon as possible. He added at Downing Street … Read more