‘It’ll eat me alive’: Kendall Jenner opens up about fear of public speaking in one-on-one with psychotherapist about anticipatory anxiety By Dailymail.com Reporter Published: 02:46 BST, 28 May 2021 | Updated: 02:56 BST, 28 May 2021 Kendall Jenner opened up about her fear of public speaking and the anxiety she experiences prior to such outings. … Read more
More than half of Britons would not feel safe on public transport after June 21 without face coverings – and two fifths are nervous about going into shops New poll suggests many people would not feel comfortable ditching face masks Survey showed more than half of Britons would not feel safe on public transport Almost … Read more
The BBC’s media editor has spoken about a ‘full-on panic attack’ and one hour of sleep he had the night before beginning his first shift on the Radio 4 show at 3.45am on May 17.
The BBC’s media editor has spoken about a ‘full-on panic attack’ and one hour of sleep he had the night before beginning his first shift on the Radio 4 show at 3.45am on May 17.
The MasterChef favourite, 48, looked glamorous in a long green dress as she attended L’Oréal’s Revitalift Retinol launch in Sydney
Twitter relaunches its public verification feature which allows everyone to apply for a coveted blue tick for the first time in nearly 4 years The public verification program was paused in 2017 Six types of accounts are eligible for verification, with more to come Update is available for immediately, though not everyone will see it … Read more
The Government can keep the amount of public money spent on unusable personal protective equipment confidential, the High Court has ruled as campaigners bring a legal challenge over £700million worth of contracts. The Good Law Project and EveryDoctor are bringing legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), claiming that contracts awarded … Read more
The Government can keep the amount of public money spent on unusable personal protective equipment confidential, the High Court has ruled as campaigners bring a legal challenge over £700million worth of contracts. The Good Law Project and EveryDoctor are bringing legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), claiming that contracts awarded … Read more
Lagrangey McLagrangeFace? European Space Agency is calling on the public to help rename its Lagrange spacecraft that will fly ‘behind’ Earth to spot potentially hazardous solar storms ESA is asking for the ‘best and liveliest’ suggestions for its new weather satellite The craft will spot potentially hazardous solar storms before they reach the Earth ‘Lagrangey McLagrangeFace’ … Read more
Over EIGHTY PER CENT of Japanese people believe Tokyo Olympics should be cancelled or postponed amid fresh spike in Covid-19 cases with public opinion strongly against staging the Games just 10 weeks before start A newspaper survey in Japan has revealed mass opposition to staging Olympics 43 per cent believe the Tokyo Games later this … Read more