Many firsts on Sunday, one of which is sending an email that may be forwarded to people I don’t know, but here goes. Apologies first, that this is likely to be somewhat incoherent and is repeating information that I have sent to some of you already. I qualified as a doctor in 2017. I … Read more
Doctor Foster star Suranne Jones has revealed that the highly-popular BBC drama will not return for a third season – despite fans being desperate to know what happens next. Season two concluded in the autumn of 2017 and saw Suranne’s character – titular GP Gemma Foster – learn that her damaged son Tom had run … Read more
A real soap star! EastEnders actress Balvinder Sopal joins campaign to get public washing their hands more often with bhangra-inspired music video By Shekhar Bhatia for MailOnline Published: 17:27 GMT, 23 March 2020 | Updated: 17:27 GMT, 23 March 2020 EastEnders star Balvinder Sopal has joined in the campaign to get the public to wash … Read more
Exclusive for Mail on Sunday readers: Discover the Peak District with TV antiques star Paul Martin – including a tour of Chatsworth and bargain hunting at Chesterfield Flea Market By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 22:00 GMT, 21 March 2020 | Updated: 14:16 GMT, 23 March 2020 If you love hunting for antiques, then the … Read more
The Health Secretary has today pledged to keep NHS staff safe after frontline medics revealed they were forced the share facemasks. Nurses working 36-hour shifts in Hillingdon Hospital – in the Prime Minister’s constituency – say they had to wash, reuse and share masks as supplies fell critically low last week. They told MailOnline they … Read more
To cheer you up while you’re stuck indoors, we’re giving you free guides to the best TV available through streaming and catch-up services. All this week, the Mail’s TV critic Christopher Stevens and TV editor Mike Mulvihill will be tapping into the vast archives of dazzling drama, must-see movies, fascinating factual shows and fabulous family entertainment … Read more
Carol Vorderman ended her eponymous live radio show on BBC Radio Wales in tears as she remembered her late mother Jean on Saturday. The presenter, 59, was overwhelmed with emotion as she read a Mother’s Day poem in honour of the annual celebration, nearly three years after her parent passed away following a battle with … Read more
‘They feel like lambs to the slaughter’: Top medic says doctors and nurses feel like they are coronavirus ‘CANNON FODDER’ with a lack of tests and protective equipment for frontline NHS staff, in appeal to Boris Johnson Doctors’ Association chairman Dr Rinesh Parmar made a direct appeal to PM He said NHS staff are still … Read more
I was an anorexic who wanted to be four stone, says City supermum Dame Helena Morrissey with nine children Dame Helena Morrissey was interviewed for this week’s Desert Island Discs The ‘superwoman’ is one of only a few women to head an investment bank She said she struggled with anorexia as a teenager despite a … Read more
Carol Vorderman, 59, debuts new darker hair as she arrives at BBC studios in Cardiff clad in skin-tight leisurewear to host her radio show By Ellie Phillips For Mailonline Published: 15:33 GMT, 21 March 2020 | Updated: 15:33 GMT, 21 March 2020 The country went into lockdown on Friday night as the government ramped up … Read more
The army is gearing to deploy on British streets for up to six months to help in the coronavirus crisis. A note issued by the head of the Armed Forces, General Sir Nicholas Carter, called on the military to step up its preparations to come to the country’s aid. In the message, sent to senior … Read more
Sitting feet apart, the panellists on tonight’s Question Time took no chances as they followed ‘social distancing’ guidelines amid the coronavirus outbreak. And for the first time, the BBC debate show – broadcast from the Somerset seaside town of Weston-super-Mare – was filmed without a studio audience. Instead, the programme asked viewers to send in … Read more
BBC Director-General Lord Hall has not ruled out a further delay to the end of the free licence fee for over-75s. The universal benefit was due to end on June 1 but was pushed back until August 1 as a result of coronavirus. Asked whether it could be delayed further if the crisis is not … Read more