Matt Hancock is furious. Tony Blair, the Health Secretary alleges, has been pinching his ideas for dealing with the pandemic and passing them off as his own. In December, Blair published a paper arguing there should be a 12-week delay between the first and second doses of the coronavirus jab so as to give as … Read more
He’s been busy rehearsing before Dancing On Ice returns to TV next Sunday. And contestant Sonny Jay revealed training doesn’t always go to plan as he shared a clip of himself dropping his pro partner Angela Egan to Instagram on Saturday. The radio DJ, 27, and skater, 34, were seen attempting a lift which required Sonny to … Read more
Controversial cryptocurrency Bitcoin has wildly outperformed the stock market, the dollar and even gold As the old adage has it, it’s an ill wind that blows no good. While the pandemic has led to almost two million deaths globally, the loss of countless jobs and seen a terrible toll in mental health, not everyone has had … Read more
Pedro Pascal says he forgot he was in NBC’s ‘very risky’ Wonder Woman pilot in 2011: ‘I had no association’ By Justin Enriquez For Dailymail.com Published: 16:08 GMT, 30 December 2020 | Updated: 16:08 GMT, 30 December 2020 He stars as supervillian Maxwell Lord in recently released Wonder Woman 1984. But fans will be surprised … Read more
An investigation into 87 fertility clinics in the UK found two thirds offered a technique called ‘time-lapse imaging’, which costs up to £795.
David Alexander won $10,000 on Wednesday’s episode of Big Brother: All-Stars, but he may have squandered his shot at the show’s $500,000 grand prize. During the week’s veto competition, six houseguests were asked to dive into a vat of beach inflatables and find a special T-shirt that would give them veto power. Almost immediately, the … Read more
Parents place children on risky exclusion diets due to mistaken belief they could beat allergies Experts blame allergy tests which claim conditions beaten by avoiding foods Following this advice could lead to nutritional deficiencies, it was claimed Parents may even trigger an allergy by excluding food groups from child’s diet By Jonathan Neal For The Mail … Read more
A Navy SEAL who helped take down Osama bin Laden has opened up about how the harrowing memories of 9/11 helped him go through with the life-threatening mission. Robert O’Neill, from Montana, was part of the SEAL Team Six who carried out Operation Nepture Spear in Abbottabad, Pakistan, and successfully killed the al-Qaeda leader in May … Read more
It is not the type of drug typically taken by thrillseekers. But beware, as just two paracetamol tablets (1,000 mg) could turn someone into more of a risk-taker, a study suggests. There is growing evidence that the everyday pills, taken for headaches, aches and pains, also affect how people feel. People tend to suffer less … Read more
Talking loudly in pubs is just as risky as SINGING for spreading coronavirus because they produce equal amounts of infectious aerosols, study claims The study was supported Public Health England and the Culture Department Previous studies had indicated that prolonged singing produced more aerosols However, the latest paper concluded singing produced just as much aerosols … Read more