25 Things That Ruined Your Day 15 Years Ago That Literally No One Cares About Now
Rough mid-2000s stuff.
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While Americans are hunkered down during COVID-19, they are doing things to pass the time. RetailMeNot found that there's been an almost 40% increase in the sales of SHOES this week.
A majority of patients requiring mechanical ventilation for COVID-19 were able to breathe on their own after taking a course of the experimental Ebola drug remdesivir, according to an analysis published Friday.
VICKY Pattison is clearly feeling fed up whilst isolating at home and took to Instagram to let her fans know just how bored she is. Posting a snap of herself in the mirror on Friday night, 32-year-old Vicky showed off her slender frame as she spent another evening at home with boyfriend Ercan Ramadan. Wearing […]
This week’s Rovers Review Bulletin is now available to download. The third of our free weekly bulletins features: an update from Bill Clark a reminder of the Dumbarton game when Rovers made it to the […]
After months of lockdown residents describe the struggle to reclaim their old lives
BRITAIN”S Got Talent is back on ITV with a brand new line-up of budding contestants hoping to win over the judges and compete for the winning title. One of those new acts ready to take to the stage are father and son magic act duo, James and Dylan Piper. Who are James and Dylan Piper? […]
SIMON Cowell is left stunned in tomorrow night’s Britain’s Got Talent as the audience beg him to take his shirt off. The judge, 60, who has transformed his body in recent years, was taken aback after a call out from the audition audience. Wearing a trademark buttoned down white shirt and black trousers, Simon flashes […]
A BRAVE NHS nurse filmed and confronted a group of “absolute idiots” she saw boozing in a park amid the coronavirus lockdown. Footage posted to social media shows the woman forcing the gang of six to go home after seeing them lounging by a grassy footpath in Basingstoke, Hampshire. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog […]
HARRY Potter fans can still get their fix even during the lockdown. From visiting Universal Studios in Florida to exploring the Great Hall in Oxford, they can all be experienced from the comfort of your sofa. There are already a range of activities online to play with friends and families. An online ‘pub quiz’ where […]
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BRITAINS Got Talent is back on our screens with a new round of British talent ready to wow the judges with their skills. One bendy contestant hoping to impress is contortionist Papi Flex. Who is Papi Flex? Papi Flex is one of the more absurd acts that appear on the latest series as he tries […]
THE QUEEN has told the nation in her first ever Easter message "coronavirus will not overcome us".
THE QUEEN has issued an Easter message to the nation for the first time during her 68-year reign. This is the Queen's moving message to Britons spending Easter in lockdown in full.
While areas north of Interstate 90 were spared the worst of the wintry weather on Friday, areas to the south weren't so lucky.
CDC advises that all Americans wear face coverings in public to contain the coronavirus. Here's where to find one.
EXCLUSIVE: As Britain's Got Talent returns on ITV, judge Alesha Dixon explains what fans can expect from the latest series of the show
With hours cut and staff put on furlough, it can be tempting to claw back all the cash you can - but make this mistake on your pension and you risk far more than just a slightly poorer retirement
OUTLANDER season five began with Brianna Fraser's wedding to Roger MacKenzie as they tried to move on from the horrifying events of the previous series. Brianna has given birth to son Jemmy and the couple tried to settle down as a family. But with Roger now presumed dead and Stephen Bonnet roaming around North Carolina, could Brianna be about to take drastic action to save her son?
The Ryder Cup remains scheduled to take place in September despite other major golf tournaments being postponed.
WORKERS have been urged to think carefully about valuable death benefits contained within their workplace pension scheme.