The jewels of January: Early blooming crocus are the gems that bring winter cheer This month crocus will bloom in your gardens creating beds full of colour Snowdrops will also start to peak above the surface of the soil in late January There are about 19 species, almost all winter-flowering and are easy to grow … Read more
There are no fewer than 16 Caribbean islands still shining bright on the Government’s ‘good to go’ list — and while not all of them are currently accessible we can — hurrah! — still fly off to many of the great favourites such as Barbados, Antigua and St Lucia. While the pandemic has inevitably made … Read more
Maya Jama puts on a showstopping display in dripping jewels before posing in an edgy pink ensemble for sensational magazine spread By Ciara Farmer For Mailonline Published: 13:25 BST, 22 September 2020 | Updated: 13:25 BST, 22 September 2020 She’s known for her stunning good looks and girls’ girl personality. And Maya Jama was showcasing … Read more
MAFS star Dean Wells surprises fans with his public reaction to ex Tracey Jewel’s pregnancy news By Candice Jackson and Shive Prema For Daily Mail Australia Published: 06:58 BST, 21 September 2020 | Updated: 07:24 BST, 21 September 2020 Married Ar First Sight star Dean Wells has weighed in on his ex Tracey Jewel’s pregnancy … Read more
World’s sports stars are spared quarantine to save the ‘crown jewels’ of Britain’s summer – including Champions League Football, British Masters Golf tournament and international cricket Britain has excused sports players from having to quarantine after foreign travel This means golf stars such as Tiger Woods can play in the British Masters International cricket events … Read more
The giant diamond cut into gems that now adorn the Crown Jewels was formed 400 miles below Earth’s surface — three times deeper than other precious stones. Analysis of similar diamonds by the Gemological Institute of America revealed that the Cullinan was a ‘super-deep’ diamond — and one of the rarest objects on Earth. The largest … Read more