Alfie Allen has paid tribute to his Game Of Thrones stand in and said he is ‘shocked and saddened’ after the extra died on Christmas Eve. Andrew Dunbar, who was in his 30s and the body double for Alfie’s character Theon Greyjoy, was found dead at his home in east Belfast on Tuesday. Taking to … Read more
Asian-Australian social media star Tara Whiteman has been named the 17th highest-paid person in the world on Instagram, according to new figures released in the Instagram Rich List. The travel blogger – who posts sumptuous lifestyle and travel snaps under the handle ‘Tara Milk Tea’ – was named among household names such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Kendall … Read more
That’s nice! Mrs Brown’s Boys is now Jamaica’s most popular comedy as cast prepare for global tour in 2021 Mrs Brown’s Boys creator says the show is the number one comedy in Jamaica The festive special featured in the top ten most viewed Christmas programmes A new musical version will play across the UK next … Read more
She has jetted to the Caribbean after a busy few months lighting up the Strictly dance floor. And Saffron Barker set pulses racing as she slipped into a scanty thong swimsuit for a beach day in Barbados on Saturday. The YouTuber, 19, displayed her ample cleavage and peachy posterior in a the clinging snakeskin print … Read more
RAY MASSEY: Why Britain will accelerate towards pay-as-you-drive road pricing in 2020 Trends indicate government may be moving towards ‘pay-as-you-drive’ car tax Move towards electric cars would leave a ‘fiscal black hole’ in Treasury finances New tax would be necessary to pay for roads and other travel infrastructure By Ray Massey for the Daily Mail … Read more
Putting folic acid in flour in Britain will save 400 babies each year, scientists say after move was introduced in 80 other countries If woman lacks folic acid when she conceives it increases risk of brain deformity The deficiency also hugely raises the risk of a baby being born with spina bifida Leading experts have … Read more
HEALTH NOTES: How acupuncture could relieve pain of chemo patients By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 22:06 GMT, 28 December 2019 | Updated: 22:19 GMT, 28 December 2019 Millions of cancer patients left in excruciating pain from chemotherapy could find relief in acupuncture, researchers say. Nerve damage is a common side effect of the treatment, … Read more
If you’re sick of enduring sleepless nights thanks to the thunderous sound of a snoring partner, you are not alone. Two thirds of Britons blame their partner’s snoring for their sleepless nights – and on average, suffer 152 disturbed nights a year because of it, according to a recent survey. But now a new pain-free … Read more
Dr Michael Mosley: Tackling health concerns remains a top priority for the majority of Britons As we usher in a New Year, and in this case, a new decade, many of us will take a look at our lives and see if, possibly, there is room for improvement. And tackling health concerns remains a top … Read more
George Michael’s troubled younger sister never recovered from the ‘incredible pain’ of failing in her decade-long battle to save him from an early death. Sources say Melanie Panayiotou, 55, whose body was found on Christmas Day exactly three years after her older brother George died, had become a near recluse in her final years and had … Read more
I have been in a loving, romantic relationship for six years with my fiance Will – but I have never known intimacy like I experienced last month in a Moroccan spa. It started as it meant to go on – with me, naked, leg hoisted in the air, as my heavy-handed therapist aggressively rubbed black … Read more
During investigations for atrial fibrillation, a scan showed up a huge cyst on my liver. Should I be doing something about it? When you are offered a scan or an investigation of any kind, one of the potential downsides is finding something you weren’t looking for – it’s known as an incidental finding. As a … Read more
From Douglas Kennedy’s ‘atmospheric’ Isabelle In The Afternoon to The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow and An Yu’s debut, this week’s new fiction By Hephzibah Anderson and Eithne Farry For Event Magazine and Anthony Gardner Published: 22:02 GMT, 28 December 2019 | Updated: 22:02 GMT, 28 December 2019 Isabelle In The Afternoon Douglas Kennedy … Read more