What to wear this weekend: FEMAIL picks out the best white jeans for effortless style this season FEMAIL’s Style Editor shared advice for embracing the white jeans trend Dinah Van Tulleken advises teaming the look with a tucked in silk blouse British style expert shared a selection of online retailers stocking white jeans By Dinah … Read more
I moved flat last weekend, thankfully just before the Government lockdown, but have still got access to my old flat for the week. I am currently using it as my office during the day before returning to the other flat, which is a one minute walk away, in the evening. With everything happening at the … Read more
Winter to return this weekend and spring is put on hold as bitter chill brings snow and deep freeze that will feel like -4C Met Office is warning of high pressure systems from the Atlantic and northern Europe crossing towards UK Clear skies will bring harsh frosts amid warnings showers could turn wintry even across … Read more
All mass gatherings and sports events are set to be banned from next weekend, it can be revealed. In a major escalation of the coronavirus crisis, ministers are preparing to introduce emergency legislation early next week to allow this. The unprecedented move puts key summer events such as the Glastonbury Festival, VE Day commemorations, Chelsea … Read more
They’re passionate about their whisky at The Glasshouse in Edinburgh but they’re certainly not po-faced about it. Like a dash of water in your single malt? Absolutely fine. It ‘relaxes the oils’ and releases the aromas. Prefer your scotch on the rocks? Perfectly acceptable. A splash of Coke? It’s akin to buying an Old Master … Read more
Why you should skip BRUNCH: Eating meals later on the weekend ‘could make you gain weight by messing with your body clock’ Eating 3.5 hours later than normal was associated to a BMI that’s 1.3 units higher Biological clocks prepare the metabolism to break down food at specific time When it is caught off-guard, seems … Read more
Once, Cordoba was the capital of the Iberian peninsula and the largest city in the world. That was in the 10th century. It’s difficult to believe it now, for Cordoba has shrunk from its former status as a metropolis to a beautiful Andalusian jewel, with roofs of coloured tiles and storks nesting untidily on towers. … Read more
2020 OLYMPIC GAMES In doubt The scale of the outbreak in Japan saw senior International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound describe the disease as ‘the new war’ threatening Tokyo 2020 and he warned the Games may have to be cancelled if the virus was still around by May. Olympic organisers told athletes to train as normal … Read more