Thousands of hard-up pensioners face food and fuel poverty as their free TV licences are scrapped from today, campaigners warn More than 3million UK households will be asked to pay the £157.50 annual fee 500k pensioners could qualify for a free licence but are unaware, study finds They could be forced to choose between having … Read more
Friday drinkers flock to pubs on the hottest day of the year: Beer gardens are rammed as thousands ignore social distancing rules Pubgoers crammed into beer gardens on the hottest day of the year so far but appeared to ignore restrictions People seen standing in large groups with only a small distance between them at … Read more
A flight attendant who makes extra money selling pictures of her feet online has written a step-by-step e-book on how to peddle foot fetish photos after her TikTok tutorials on the topic earned her thousands of curious fans. Deej, who is known as @djsbeercave on social media, has been candid about her lucrative side hustle … Read more
A flight attendant who makes extra money selling pictures of her feet online has written a step-by-step e-book on how to peddle foot fetish photos after her TikTok tutorials on the topic earned her thousands of curious fans. Deej, who is known as @djsbeercave on social media, has been candid about her lucrative side hustle … Read more
Tens of thousands of Britons given Covid-19 may have wrongly been told they were free of the virus because of the tests the government uses, research suggests. Scientists in the US analysed the accuracy of nasal swabs taken by the patient themselves against a saliva test and nasopharyngeal swabs. Nasopharyngeal swabs, conducted only by a … Read more
Biggest ever university clearing: Thousands of extra students will get college places after their results as institutions place ‘quantity over quality to earn some bucks’ Around 80,000 students could get a university place during clearing this year Figure is up from 73,000 from last August in the weeks after A-Levels results day MP Robert Halfon … Read more
The launch of Boris Johnson‘s bike scheme designed to get the nation moving has sparked fresh discussion over the physical benefits of cycling. But the reality is time in the saddle can also leave riders with painful injuries ‘down there’. One study found 91 per cent of cyclists experience urogenital problems. This is partly due … Read more
Social distancing, rather than a ‘miracle’, may explain how tens of thousands of Jews survived a typhus outbreak in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II, a study found. Nazi forces ultimately crammed more than 460,00 people into the 1.3 square mile area of the Ghetto, which was created in Occupied Poland in late 1940. … Read more
Liverpool fans turned out in their thousands at Anfield tonight as their side lifted the Premier League title for the first time – but they have ignored police demands to go home and set off smoke bombs and fireworks outside the stadium. The team beat Chelsea 5-3 behind closed doors at the historic stadium and … Read more
When they moved into their three-bedroom semi-detached leasehold house near Liverpool, Andrea Millward and husband Roi were told that after living in the house for two years, they could buy the freehold at a cost of £2,950. But 11 months after moving in, the developer sold the freehold on to a third party investment company. Andrea Millward … Read more