A couple who first spoke on a Take Me Out-style virtual dating show during lockdown have told how they decided to move in together – despite never having met in person. Romance was the furthest thing from Ryan Swain and Crystal Barquinha’s minds when they agreed to take part in virtual show Dating Indoors, filmed … Read more
Grenfell Tower building firm decided refurb project ‘didn’t need a fire consultant’ two years before blaze that killed 72 Grenfell contractor Rydon decided refurb project ‘didn’t need a fire consultant’ Simon Lawrence was involved in revamp between June 2014 and October 2015 He says not hiring fire safety consultants was standard practice for Rydon work … Read more
Comedian Tom Gleisner reflects on his beloved sketch comedy series Thank God You’re Here… and reveals why he decided to end it after just three years By Demeter Stamell For Daily Mail Australia Published: 06:24 BST, 29 June 2020 | Updated: 07:20 BST, 29 June 2020 Eleven years after it went off air, Tom Gleisner has … Read more
‘I don’t have a big bum and I have edited it in the past’: Helen Flanagan vows to stop photoshopping her Instagram photos as she shows off her unretouched figure in lingerie snaps By Ellie May Donohoe For Mailonline Published: 22:45 BST, 7 June 2020 | Updated: 22:45 BST, 7 June 2020 She is the … Read more
UEFA have decided that if top European leagues are unable to finish their current campaigns due to the coronavirus crisis then next season’s European places will be chosen on ‘sporting merit’, it has been reported. This would likely mean a decision made on points-per-game tally, according to The Times, which would secure a Champions League … Read more
UEFA have decided that if top European leagues are unable to finish their current campaigns due to the coronavirus crisis, then next season’s European places will be chosen on ‘sporting merit’, it has been reported. This would likely mean a decision made on points-per-game tally, according to The Times, which would secure a Champions League … Read more
During my 30 years on television as a BBC reporter, I’ve handled some quite extraordinary things. But nothing quite compared to the spongy, heavy mass of a real brain. I had the privilege of standing among a sea of them two months ago during my visit to one of the UK’s few ‘brain banks’. Just 48 … Read more