British Gymnastics coach under investigation after being accused of describing Olympic medallist Amy Tinkler as a ‘fat dwarf’, which reduced her to tears when she was 17, is helping to select Team GB’s Tokyo team Colin Still is accused of using the term ‘fat dwarf’ in an email to Amy Tinkler He was placed under … Read more
Cash Isas have been a favourite among British savers since their launch 22 years ago. More than eight million people pay into one every year. But the patience of cash Isa savers has been tested in the past year as rates have sunk to new lows in response to two cuts to the Bank of … Read more
KIIS FM’s Jackie ‘O’ Henderson fails to select a $525,000 art piece from amateur creations – but can YOU separate the real deal from the fakes? By Candice Jackson For Daily Mail Australia Published: 02:40 GMT, 18 February 2021 | Updated: 03:18 GMT, 18 February 2021 Jackie ‘O’ Henderson is on an impressive $7.2million salary … Read more
Hilarious moment online Brexit select committee meeting is interrupted by phone call leaving confused MPs struggling to hear each other Committee on Future Relationship with European Union was meeting on Zoom Were putting questions to Michael Gove over Britain’s no deal preparations Woman’s voice heard when Brexiteer Tory MP Peter Bone tried to ask question By Harry … Read more
With fans clamoring to know the secret behind her flawless complexion, Rihanna launched her very own skincare line in July. And the megastar, 32, announced Tuesday that Fenty Skin would be available to purchase in store at Sephora, Harvey Nichols, and Boots starting December 26. ‘Just me pullin up to Sephora to make sure @fentyskin … Read more
School exams SHOULD be held in ‘some form’ in England next year, chair of Education Select Committee says amid calls for country to follow Wales and scrap all A-Level and GCSE’s in 2021 Robert Halfon said scrapping exams not an option as it would demotivate pupils Echoes schools inspector Amanda Spielman’s belief no exams would … Read more
Rock and soil taken from Mars by NASA’s Perseverance rover in the search for ancient microbial Martian life will be selected by UK researchers. Scientists at Imperial College London and the Natural History Museum will help Perseverance select the Martian samples, which will eventually be brought back to Earth for scientific study. Perseverance blasts off from Florida … Read more
Get too close to snakes and chances are you’ll get bitten. It was with a certain squeamishness, then, that I plonked myself within yards of Whitehall grande fromaggios Sir Mark Sedwill and Sir John Manzoni at yesterday’s hearing in front of the public administration select committee. Sedwill and Manzoni. Sounds like a cruise liner cabaret … Read more