Beer brand Corona has come under for an advert showing staycationers enjoying ‘lager, 4x4s and wild arson’ in a rural area of Scotland where locals say they have been besieged by tourists. The Mexican Pilsner – owned by beer giant AB InBev – has released two new ads much to the horror of locals in … Read more
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews the weekend’s TV: Dr Finlay? Now there’s a gent who could fix the corona crisis By Christopher Stevens Reviews Weekend Tv Published: 02:06 BST, 31 August 2020 | Updated: 02:06 BST, 31 August 2020 Harry Hill’s World Of TV Rating: George Clarke’s National Trust Unlocked Rating: Just when did the screaming stop? … Read more
Coleen Rooney enjoys a bottle of Corona and wows in a stylish black swimsuit as she continues to show off her £2,000 swimwear wardrobe in Barbados By Olivia Wheeler For Mailonline Published: 14:15 BST, 11 August 2020 | Updated: 14:15 BST, 11 August 2020 Advertisement She has worn £2,005.34 worth of beachwear over the space … Read more
The name, inevitably, causes sniggers. But the joke is wearing thin on residents of Corona Road, in the London borough of Lewisham, as they face the Covid-19 challenge along with everyone else in less topically named streets. The road was so-named because the land used to be owned by the Crown but today’s residents represent … Read more
FIDELITY EUROPEAN VALUES: Europe is back on track in hunt for payouts as fund bounces back from corona crash By Jeff Prestridge for The Mail on Sunday Published: 22:26 BST, 25 July 2020 | Updated: 23:16 BST, 25 July 2020 Investment trust Fidelity European Values has bounced back strongly since the sharp share price falls … Read more
Dinner time at Fowey Hall Hotel, which sits above the pretty harbour town of Fowey on the south Cornwall coast, and I’m looking forward to a sumptuous feast in its critically acclaimed restaurant. Some seafood caught in the waters that lap against the shore below, perhaps. Maybe some samphire plucked from a nearby beach. And, … Read more
Monday June 8 The longer the coronavirus crisis has dragged on, the more I’ve craved some palm-tree time at my home in Los Angeles, which is my oasis from all life’s woes. But LA’s been resembling a grim war zone in recent weeks, with the George Floyd protests turning into riots, and the city enduring … Read more
For all the talk of a second wave of Covid-19, it was not the risk of killer germs which had infuriated the locals hereabouts yesterday. It was all the rubbish. As yesterday’s Mail revealed in graphic detail, Bournemouth beach had resembled a human ant heap this week on the hottest afternoon of the year when … Read more
Almost £50billion was wiped off the FTSE 100 after a toxic cocktail of coronavirus fears and rising trade tensions triggered a sell-off. Bourses around the world slipped into the red as the World Health Organisation forecast worldwide cases could hit 10m within the next week. In Europe, France’s Cac 40 and Germany’s Dax fell by … Read more
The year was 1976, figure skater Dorothy Hamill was dominating the Winter Olympics, and in suburban Reading my mother was giving her unwilling daughter an approximation of Hamill’s short pageboy bob. I always wanted long, curly hair, because the little girl who lived next door told me that angels had hair like that. But what … Read more