'I never liked my face' Alison Hammond's huge transformation after sad loss 'It scared me'
ALISON HAMMOND went through an incredible weight loss transformation in recent years. But how did the star manage to lose weight?

ALISON HAMMOND went through an incredible weight loss transformation in recent years. But how did the star manage to lose weight?
Around the 4 min 30 second mark Mike exposes Charlo for being scared of Benavidez. Charlo tries so hard to impress Mike throughout the show but Mike can tell he is scared and puts it on him a few...
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FOR nearly 40 years WWE’s WrestleMania has produced some of the most breathtaking moments in sports entertainment. Nicknamed the Showcase of the Immortals, it’s a show in which superstars are made and careers are defined. WrestleMania 38 is now just weeks away and is already shaping up to best one of the best ever. The […]
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The traditional rulers in Delta State are divided over the planned summit to discuss the zoning of the governorship seat in the state. Rising from its meeting, the Chairman of the Delta State Traditional Rulers Council and Orodje of Okpe, Maj Gen Felix Mujakpuerou (retd.), disclosed this shortly after the end of the council meeting…
Читать дальше...Finland has responded to a spike in demand for its content with a slew of new series. As revealed by Laura Kuulasmaa, executive director at Audiovisual Producers Finland (APFI), over 30 will be released this year alone, a 20% uptick on 2018. “Compared to eight, ten years ago, when there were maybe only five scripted […]
‘Human Resources,’ a spinoff of Nick Kroll’s ‘Big Mouth,’ hits all the workplace comedy notes, but the Hormone Monsters and Ambition Gremlins go deeper.
Читать дальше...A reader sends me a photo of the James Caird, the 22ft lifeboat in which Ernest Shackleton and his crew sailed 800 storm-tossed miles from Antarctica to South Georgia in 1916. It is a sobering sight, especially for sailors like me who have great difficulty navigating a boat from one side of a reservoir to the other.
She even sent Oculus headsets to several colleagues. It’s not going so well.
Читать дальше...Russia’s war on Ukraine has dramatically highlighted the urgency of reducing the EU’s dependence on fossil fuels and supporting its energy and food independence. This effort will require mobilising an array of domestic resources.
Being Wales' fly-half can be a burden as well as an honour. Dan Biggar has embraced the unique pressures to become a Test centurion.
Malcolm Davis, ASPI Strategist
Last Sunday, Russian missiles struck the International Center for Peacekeeping and Security at Yavoriv in western Ukraine, a mere 25 kilometres from the Polish border. The strikes were carried out with cruise missiles launched by Russian bombers from inside Russian airspace. The attack killed at least 35 people and injured 134; three former UK special forces soldiers were reportedly
Timothy Garton Ash, Spectator
If Ukraine lasts for another thousand years, people will still say, ‘This was their finest hour.' The Ukrainians' magnificent defiance will shape their country's image in the world for generations to come, as the lone stand led by Winston Churchill did for Britain. But what almost certainly awaits Ukrainians in the next few days is far worse than what the British went through in 1940. They are about to face a Russian campaign of long-distance bombardment and siege to try to break their will to resist... Читать дальше...
David O'Byrne, Al-Monitor
Europe has been looking to Azerbaijan, Israel and other countries to transit gas via Turkey, but assuming political obstacles can be overcome, the massive investments needed will take time to realize.
Tony Badran, Tablet
The administration's horror over Putin's war is not merely performative, but functional—in the service of realigning with Iran
John Sweeney, New Lines Magazine
The Russian army is 13 miles from my rather fancy Airbnb flat on Khreshchatyk, Kyiv's main thoroughfare, where I am typing this. The hot tub doesn't work, but there is a war on. Every now and then the air raid sirens howl and artillery crumps sound; however, the last time I felt incoming through my boots was three days ago. The electricity is still on, the internet is still on, and I still wear my neon-orange, lucky beanie around the city. I am not a complete idiot... Читать дальше...
James Holmes, 1945
The longevity and success of Russia's offensive is a hot topic of debate among foreign-policy practitioners and the commentariat. Nor is it an idle topic. But beware of too-confident assessments. Canvassing military history indicates that...
Having grown up in a village without a school, Diébédo Francis Kéré, who was just awarded the Pritzker Prize for architecture, has been promoting education for more than 20 years.
Читать дальше...Ukrainian independent journalist Volodymyr Solohub attempts to inform the world of the truth during Russian’s ongoing invasion but fears President Vladimir Putin could attack the press at any moment.
Economist
Shortly before Mr Zelensky began his speech on March 16th, Russian television broadcast an address given by Vladimir Putin, his counterpart. Where Mr Zelensky appealed to his listeners in the name of all Ukrainians, Mr Putin set Russian against Russian. "Fifth columnists and traitors," he snarled, would be spat out "like midges that flew into [the Russian people's] mouth". The need for cleansing Russia of such "scum" was evoked with disconcertingly familiar fascist rhetoric. "I... Читать дальше...
Molly McKew, Great Powers Journal
First, there will always be fresh terror from Putin. A show trial. Chernobyl. Chem/bio insinuations. Sometimes I feel we go looking for new terror to control us when there is already terror enough. Until we take control of the pacing and strategy of this war, the fears Putin creates for us are boxing us in. This has been the Russian strategy from the start. I don't know why we are not more clear on this. It is the clear reason why we have so much intelligence... Читать дальше...
Daniel Sullivan, National Interest
Three things are needed if South Sudan is to keep moving toward peace.
Ian Bond et al, CER
The EU's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine was resolute. Divisions between member-states melted away within days, and the EU imposed unprecedented economic sanctions on Russia. In co-ordination with the US, the UK and other democratic powers, the Union has moved to cripple the Russian financial system, including the central bank's capacity to use much of its foreign reserves to maintain economic stability, and banned EU companies from exporting critical goods to Russia, including in the high-tech sector. Читать дальше...
Hal Brands, Bloomberg
Fighting for his life, the Russian leader could turn to nuclear or chemical weapons, attacks on NATO members or atrocities against Ukrainian civilians.
Sunderland defender Trai Hume has been reacting to his shock call-up to the Northern Ireland senior squad.