An ice effort! Artist spends four hours battling bitterly cold temperatures to hand-mould a 10-foot snow angel in Worcestershire Ed Elliott, 35, risked frostbite to create the 10ft-wide sculpture in Worcestershire He spent four hours sculpting stunning angel with only his hands and a knife He said: ‘I was snowed in and feeling like a … Read more
An ice effort! Artist spends four hours battling bitterly cold temperatures to hand-mould a 10-foot snow angel in Worcestershire Ed Elliott, 35, risked frostbite to create the 10ft-wide sculpture in Worcestershire He spent four hours sculpting stunning angel with only his hands and a knife He said: ‘I was snowed in and feeling like a … Read more
BEN WILKINSON: The cladding scandal has seen homeowners bitterly betrayed… ministers must act now to end their misery By Ben Wilkinson for the Daily Mail Published: 22:00 GMT, 5 January 2021 | Updated: 22:00 GMT, 5 January 2021 Home ownership is a dream that takes a lot of hard work and sacrificial saving for many … Read more
Australians remain bitterly divided over the guilt or innocence of Cardinal George Pell after he walked from jail a free man. Child sexual abuse convictions against the country’s most senior Catholic were overturned by the High Court on Tuesday, ending a three-year legal battle. Pell was jailed for six years in 2018 for sexually abusing two … Read more
Australians remain bitterly divided over the guilt or innocence of Cardinal George Pell after he walked from jail a free man. Child sexual abuse convictions against the country’s most senior Catholic were overturned by the High Court on Tuesday, ending a three-year legal battle. Pell was jailed for six years in 2018 for sexually abusing two … Read more
BOOK OF THE WEEK RADICAL WORDSWORTH by Jonathan Bate (William Collins, £25, 608 pp) The poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge spent Christmas Day 1806 with his close friend William Wordsworth, together with Wordsworth’s wife Mary, her sister Sara Hutchinson and Wordsworth’s own sister, Dorothy. Two days later, Coleridge bolted from the house. Taking refuge in the … Read more
BOOK OF THE WEEK RADICAL WORDSWORTH by Jonathan Bate (William Collins, £25, 608 pp) The poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge spent Christmas Day 1806 with his close friend William Wordsworth, together with Wordsworth’s wife Mary, her sister Sara Hutchinson and Wordsworth’s own sister, Dorothy. Two days later, Coleridge bolted from the house. Taking refuge in the … Read more