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
Danielle Armstrong becomes emotional as she discusses how her body has changed during pregnancy and gushes over fiancé Tom Edney for his support By Sean O’grady For Mailonline Published: 15:55 GMT, 22 March 2020 | Updated: 06:51 GMT, 23 March 2020 Danielle Armstrong became emotional as she discussed the way her body has changed during … 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
As officials across the country curtailed many elements of American life to fight the coronavirus outbreak restaurants, bars and schools across the United States were forced to close their doors. It has left parts of the country already look like ghost towns, and others are about to follow as theme parks closed, beaches shooed way … Read more
Timmy Mallett on Good Morning Britain Children’s TV star Timmy Mallett finds investing tediously boring but necessary to change the world for the better, he tells Donna Ferguson. Mallett, who famously used to whack children on the head with an inflatable hammer on TV in the 1980s, thinks ethical investments have a huge power to … Read more
Gemma Atkinson wowed on the April cover of Women’s Health magazine as she candidly discussed how her figure has changed since becoming a mother. The former Emmerdale star, 35, welcomed her first child, a daughter called Mia in July with her Strictly Come Dancing beau Gorka Marquez. And Gemma candidly confessed that her ‘body doesn’t look like it did before’ … Read more
Like all medics, Rachel Clarke was trained to keep people alive – so what made her decide to specialise in end-of-life care? She tells Eimear O’Hagan how the death of her father changed everything she thought she knew Rachel with her father mark in November 2017, just weeks before he died Waking in the darkness … Read more
HISTORY BIG SISTER, LITTLE SISTER, RED SISTER by Jung Chang (Jonathan Cape £25, 400 pp) One February day in 1943, a petite Chinese woman arrived by train in Washington DC and was welcomed at the railway station by Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the U.S. president. China was a U.S. ally in World War II, and … Read more
From wartime chance encounters to modern day ‘meetings’ on an app, these real-life stories are sure to restore your faith in love. The romantic tales, spanning the last 90 years, were all shared by biography-writing service StoryTerrace, which works with people to record their stories – or those of their loved ones – in a … Read more