Новости за 13.12.2018

This weekend The Sun released an article interviewing television presenter Caroline Flack, in which she discussed her year-long battle with depression, and her experience with antidepressants. Using her platform to open up about suffering with mental health issues and the internalisation of the stigmas attached, contributes to a long, and much-needed, conversation about how we treat those with mental illnesses, and how we treat ourselves. Despite a number of risks, her interview was raw, honest... Читать дальше...

Joe Sugg has done little to stop speculation of a romance between him and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ partner Dianne Buswell. 

Cheshire Police constable Ian Naude has been jailed at Liverpool Crown Court for 25 years for 37 offences including the rape and sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl.

You might have your eyes glued to round-ups of the best places to travel next year to find inspo your next holiday – or you could turn to Instagram. 

Ministers are to allow a council tax increase to pay for extra police funding as overstretched forces struggle to contain rising crime, HuffPost UK has learned.

Whether it’s original shows and films or festive classics we come back to year after year, Netflix has a wide array of Christmas offerings streaming this year.

The New York Times has done it again.

The US publication has often missed the mark when it comes to covering the UK and on Thursday morning, they delivered another facepalm-inducing moment, by asking Londoners for submissions on crime. 

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Former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ judge Len Goodman has admitted he thinks the show’s producers like headlines about the show’s so-called “curse” as they drum up interest in the show.

There are now more than 82,000 households living in temporary accommodation in England – a 71% jump from 50,000 in 2010, the latest figures show.

Anyone who’s watched James Bond (or read Ian Fleming’s books) will know 007′s order at the bar: a martini cocktail, shaken not stirred. 

A powerful series of birth photos is shedding light on the power of a partner’s comfort and support. 

A homeless man has been left with burns after his tent was set on fire in a busy shopping district.

If you thought fast food was bad for the old waistline, sit-down restaurant meals in chains are no better, a new study suggests.

Oh, the disappointment of cracking out the big Christmas tin of chocolates, only to find it seems decidedly smaller and contains about 20. But don’t let sugar cravings spoil your festive fun. Because when it comes to pigs in blankets, the opposite is true  – with every Christmas, the sausage-y creations are getting bigger.

Two fire technicians working at a US research station in Antarctica have died after being found unconscious.

For the past six series, Keith Lemon has been leading the nation on a root around some of the country’s biggest celebs’ houses, as the host of ‘Through The Keyhole’.

The NHS has added a new question to the organ donor register which enables people to decide whether to declare their religion or beliefs when they sign up. 

The reviews are in for ‘Mary Poppins Returns’, which has been hailed as supercalafrigilsupercalafralasupercala… really good, people are saying it’s really good, OK?

A local council saved a nursery’s Christmas nativity after staff accidentally threw away all the kids’ costumes. 

It’s finally happened: after 25 years of tensions simmering away just below the surface, the Conservative Party has now become consumed entirely by its 30-year obsession with Europe. Despite Theresa May’s pyrrhic victory in the leadership challenge this week, this internal battle has rendered this once great bastion of governance – lauded the world over as a fighting-fit, election winning machine – broken beyond repair. 

Have you looked under the bonnet recently? Plucked some low-hanging fruit?No, neither have we. But we’ve sat in offsite business meetings cringing when management has asked us to.

If there’s one thing all skiers and snowboarders know, it’s that snow-proof winter wear doesn’t come cheap. You could easily fork out almost as much as you spent on your holiday on an outfit for hitting the slopes.