The streets of Cardiff were desolate this weekend after Wales was put under a 17-day ‘fire break’ lockdown on Friday which forces residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. Wales has shut down any ‘non-essential’ shops as well as restaurants and pubs, libraries, community centres, and recycling centres. Places of worship are closed for … Read more
Among the Britons not happy with their extra hour in bed this morning are the royal staff who spend 40 hours changing the Queen’s 1,500 clocks in preparation. Royal Collection Trust staff have been toiling on the timepieces at Buckingham Palace, Windsor and Holyrood, in preparation for the UK switching back to Greenwich Mean Time … Read more
Evil hammer attack killer Michael Stone says he will take lie detector test over Lin and Meghan Russell murders – as long as Milly Dowler’s killer Levi Bellfield hands over his DNA Michael Stone will take lie detector test over Lin and Meghan Russell murders Hammer attack killer is demanding serial killer Levi Bellfield’s DNA … Read more
Joey King dolls up in figure-hugging ensemble to promote horror film The Lie coming to Amazon Prime Video By Rachel Mcgrath For Dailymail.com Published: 02:36 BST, 1 October 2020 | Updated: 03:18 BST, 1 October 2020 Her 2018 horror film The Lie is coming to streaming service Amazon next week. And on Wednesday, Joey King … Read more
Ruth Bader Ginsburg will lie in state at the Supreme Court building and at the US Capitol this week in ceremonies that follow coronavirus guidelines. The late Supreme Court justice’s casket will be on public view Wednesday and Thursday under the portico at the top of the steps in front of the Supreme Court building. … Read more
Pop-up cycle lanes set up as part a £225million plan to get Britain moving again are lying empty while traffic is squeezing onto narrowed streets, bringing the capital to a halt, it can be revealed. MailOnline visited some of the key cycle lanes across the country at the height of the rush hour to gauge … Read more
A pensioner was forced to lie on a pavement for five hours waiting for an ambulance after taking a fall while cutting hedges. Donavon Marsh, 84, spent hours on the ground with a blanket covering him after suffering a fall in Waunarlwydd, Swansea at around 4pm on Tuesday. His son Dave Marsh, 58, was alerted to the … Read more
London‘s vast array of new bicycle lanes were mostly empty this week despite Mayor Sadiq Khan launching a huge drive to get people to walk or cycle instead of using public transport. Photographs taken today and yesterday across the capital in the likes of Tooting, Streatham, Balham, Islington, Mayfair and Victoria showed how the lanes … Read more
This weekend would have seen the streets of Notting Hill full of revellers celebrating the carnival. Live music, colourful parades and feathered dancers usually combine with the mouth-watering flavours of Afro-Caribbean cuisine to bring the streets of west London alive during the August bank holiday. But for the first time in the carnival’s 54-year history, … Read more
Politicians DO lie! Scientists prove those in office are dishonest – and it may help them get re-elected Scientists asked Spanish politicians to say about if a coin was heads or tails There was an incentive to land on heads and no benefit to landing on tails Statistically, only 50 per cent of the politicians should … Read more