James Marsters, who played the vampire Spike on iconic ’90s TV series Buffy The Vampire Slayer, is the latest cast member to speak out after claims of abuse against show creator Joss Whedon emerged earlier this week. In Twitter and Instagram posts shared Friday, the actor, 58, referred to ‘challenges’ on the Buffy set and … Read more
Michael Sorrentino wept tears of joy after learning his wife Lauren Pesce was pregnant on Thursday’s episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation. The 38-year-old reality star got emotional after Lauren, 36, showed him the results of a pregnancy test she took during the group get-away in Las Vegas amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Lauren toward … Read more
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They’re often referred to a man’s best friend, and now a new study has revealed that some dogs can learn new words as quickly as a two-year-old child. Researchers analysed the speed at which dogs can learn new words, and found that the most gifted pooches can learn new words after hearing them only four times. … Read more
The Mail has launched a campaign to ensure all Britain’s schoolchildren are equipped with a laptop or computer tablet – so no child is prevented from learning during the lockdown. With schools closed, up to a million pupils are struggling with accessing lessons from home because they don’t have essential equipment. That is why our … Read more
A taxing time for all: HMRC must learn when it’s time to show a little leniency, says BEN WILKINSON By Ben Wilkinson for the Daily Mail Published: 22:00 GMT, 19 January 2021 | Updated: 22:00 GMT, 19 January 2021 Deadlines are useful tools. Without them, a lot of us wouldn’t get things done. And the … Read more
China was the first country in the world to be struck by coronavirus and its economy is the first to recover. It expanded by 6.5 per cent in the final quarter of 2020, making it one of the few countries to be able to chalk up growth for the year. Industrial production drove the revival, … Read more
So, when WILL we learn truth about bank chiefs? Another year and still no sign of key HBOS probe By Lucy White For The Daily Mail Published: 21:50 GMT, 31 December 2020 | Updated: 21:50 GMT, 31 December 2020 Five years after the City watchdog launched a probe into banking bosses following the near-collapse of … Read more
For secondary pupils, the announcement yesterday that many schools may not open fully until after the February half-term holiday is a cruel and deeply unnecessary blow. I fear hundreds of thousands of young people will spend the rest of their lives paying for this disastrous decision, foisted on the Government by callous and opportunistic unions … Read more
Explosive emails from a group of top-level scientists and Government doctors in the United States reveal one suggested Covid-19 could have originated from human activities rather than arising naturally from animals. Another asked if it might have been deliberately engineered. The documents also show that a key letter sent early in the pandemic from America’s … Read more