There’s an epidemic that GPs across the country are battling every day – or, I should say, another epidemic. And this one’s been a problem for as long as I’ve been a doctor. It’s the reason millions of Britons struggle to get out of bed in the morning. It leaves some unable to drive, or … Read more
Donald Trump’s impeachment lawyer spells out ‘free speech’ trial strategy: ‘Just because someone gave a speech and people got excited doesn’t mean it’s the speechmaker’s fault.’ Trumps lawyers submitted their first impeachment brief for Senate trial Tuesday They argue Trump was within his First Amendment rights when he told a crowd to ‘fight like hell’ … Read more
Dizzy spells, clumsiness, loss of balance and falls. All worrying and strikingly common symptoms that affect millions of Britons. And while sinister causes such as cancer or a stroke, blood pressure fluctuations and infections can be quickly ruled out, for many the trigger – and an effective remedy – can remain elusive. But could the … Read more
Co-op Bank deal with ‘aggressive’ US private equity firm spells ‘devastation for customers’, warns MP By Lucy White For The Daily Mail Published: 21:50 GMT, 18 November 2020 | Updated: 22:23 GMT, 18 November 2020 The Co-op Bank is facing a backlash after it emerged it was holding takeover talks with ‘aggressive’ US private equity … Read more
Phillip Schofield has accidentally misspelled Eamonn Holmes’ name in his new book, Life’s What You Make It – potentially irking his former TV colleague. The presenter, 58, who details his struggle with his sexuality in the book, refers to his former This Morning rival, 60, as ‘Eamon’. The broadcasters are believed to have been on better … Read more
Thousands of British businesses which rely on transporting and selling imported goods face a potential crisis as Britain’s busiest freight port reportedly buckles under the coronavirus pandemic and a host of other problems, This is Money can reveal. Shipping crates have been piling up on the dockside at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk, with … Read more
There was more gloom for the FTSE 250 as the Government’s ‘rule of six’ policy sent investors fleeing from pub, leisure and travel stocks. The mid-cap index fell for a second day as traders digested the news that crowds of more than six people meeting will be banned in England from Monday, to slow the … Read more
NATURE Rewild Yourself by Simon Barnes (Simon & Schuster £8.99, 208 pp) How do you fancy sitting on a damp patch of ground for hours on end, not moving a muscle, unable even to scratch your nose when it itches? It may sound like a form of torture, but for Simon Barnes this ‘bottomless sit’, … Read more
Altered Carbon canceled by Netflix after 2 seasons over low viewership… as COVID-19 spells out end of other fan favorites By Glenn Garner For Dailymail.com Published: 01:39 BST, 27 August 2020 | Updated: 01:40 BST, 27 August 2020 The ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic has kept Hollywood on lockdown for more than four months. And as … Read more
New junk rating spells engine trouble at Rolls-Royce: Demand for its services to fall further By Francesca Washtell For The Daily Mail Published: 21:58 BST, 27 July 2020 | Updated: 21:58 BST, 27 July 2020 Rolls-Royce was dealt yet another blow as a second influential agency slashed its credit rating to ‘junk’ status. Moody’s made … Read more