Tinsley Mortimer cried along with her mother Dale Mercer as the former ‘It girl’ regained her ‘spark’ on Thursday’s episode of The Real Housewives Of New York City. The 44-year-old reality star walked in a show by designer Garo Sparo, a former Project Runway competitor who specialized in glittery over-the-top frocks. The sight of Tinsley … Read more
Clockhouse Farm’s Oli Pascall launched a video appeal on Facebook that the Kent farm needed workers Supermarket shelves could soon be empty again but this time it will not be down to panic buying, but as a result of the shortage of farm workers to work on British farms. Farmers are in need of between … Read more
Designer who answered the cry for NHS masks with a fighter pilot-inspired model is caught in a red tape dogfight with fabrics firm Cambridge-educated designer Julian Hake was told the special fabric needed had been sold abroad, then the fabric could not be adapted to meet standards This newspaper has seen a leaked Don and … Read more
Charities face a grim future and even the threat of closure over the next couple of months if they’re not helped urgently and given funds to stay afloat, many are warning. Thousands of charities are in a difficult position and are appealing for funds from the public or face bankruptcy as fundraising events are cancelled … Read more
Britain’s ‘quiet, good-humoured resolve’ can see us through this crisis’: Queen invokes the spirit of the Second World War in her rousing message to the nation Queen Elizabeth II will make an address to the nation on Sunday night Monarch will say our ‘quiet, good-humoured resolve’ can see us through crisis Broadcast has been brought … Read more
Moment armed robber starts CRYING while holding up shopkeeper with a knife as he is jailed for three years Jessie Hall has been sentenced to three years in jail following an armed robbery The knife-wielding teen threatened workers at a store before bursting into tears Hall suffered mental health problems and claimed to be suicidal, … Read more
More than 7,500 former nurses and midwives have answered the NHS’s rallying cry and returned to work to help battle the coronavirus pandemic. The huge response comes just seven days after the nursing regulator posted letters to thousands of nurses who had either retired or changed roles within the last three years. More than 6,000 pharmacists … Read more
Humans are simply not wired to tolerate uncertainty. No wonder, then, that as the coronavirus situation changes by the day, we’re experiencing unprecedented levels of anxiety, say psychologists. A 2016 study at University College London found that stress is maximised when uncertainty is at its highest. In fact, the study concluded that uncertainty is more … Read more
What is the coronavirus? A coronavirus is a type of virus which can cause illness in animals and people. Viruses break into cells inside their host and use them to reproduce itself and disrupt the body’s normal functions. Coronaviruses are named after the Latin word ‘corona’, which means crown, because they are encased by a … Read more
Anton Du Beke is not a man easily given to emotion. The original and most popular of all the Strictly Come Dancing professionals, he has spent the majority of his life gliding across polished floors smiling serenely despite dislocated toes, agonising back injuries and a horribly dysfunctional upbringing. ‘I cry all the time now,’ Anton Du … Read more