While some might argue that having a new baby in the house puts parents in a sort of semi-quarantine anyway, those with offspring sporting March 2020 birthdays will beg to differ. Overstretched hospitals, empty supermarket shelves and the ongoing fear of actually getting coronavirus via the many health appointments that come with a new baby … Read more
Stunning images reveal how cities around the world have changed in the past 100 years as they’ve expanded or been ravaged by war – but how many can YOU recognise? A scenic quiz challenges the internet to match a vintage image to its location 14 multiple choice questions ask you which city the photograph was … Read more
BBC podcast presenter Deborah James who has incurable stage 4 bowel cancer reveals she’s continuing hospital treatment despite the risks – after admitting she’s ‘really, really scared’ of contracting coronavirus Deborah James was diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer in December 2016 The mother to Hugo, 12, and Eloise, ten, has been told she is free … Read more
Bel Mooney (pictured) revealed she would report her neighbours for flouting the rules of lockdown YES By Bel Mooney Picture the scene: the country is in lockdown, all is unnaturally quiet — until I hear talk, laughter and the clink of glasses coming from the garden next door. Since we live in the countryside they … Read more
What to wear this weekend: FEMAIL picks out the best white jeans for effortless style this season FEMAIL’s Style Editor shared advice for embracing the white jeans trend Dinah Van Tulleken advises teaming the look with a tucked in silk blouse British style expert shared a selection of online retailers stocking white jeans By Dinah … Read more
What’s longer than a jacket, lighter than a parka and trickier to find than daffodils in December? The perfect spring coat, of course. For something that sounds so simple, I’ve often found the notion of the ‘transitional cover-up’ a fiendish wardrobe riddle. Arctic blasts, patchy sunshine, endless drizzle … the only way to survive early … Read more
Most people have begun wearing gloves, masks and carrying hand sanitiser gels to avoid catching covid-19, however pet owners should be taking extra precautions, reveal two leading UK veterinarians. Dr Jessica May of FirstVet and Caroline Reay of BlueCross shared their advice for caring for four-legged friends throughout the ongoing pandemic. Speaking to FEMAIL, the … Read more
Organized mum shares the ‘genius’ decluttering tricks that will keep you sane in isolation – from budget labels and beauty storage to the ultimate first aid kit An Australian woman has shared her organisation tips to do while in quarantine The mother-of-two organised and tidied the inside of various cupboards Posting to Facebook, she said … Read more
Prior to this wretched virus lockdown, in the hazy past of just two weeks ago, lots of people complained about suffering from FOMO —the intense envy of other people’s glittering social lives, aka the Fear Of Missing Out. Not me though. Sure, I might come across as an extrovert on television, but I am not … Read more
Tinder goes global: Now singles will be able to mingle with users from across the world with new ‘passport’ feature Dating app Tinder is now offering singles free access to its ‘Passport’ feature The feature allows members to search by city or drop a pin anywhere on the map You can begin swiping, matching and … Read more
Jemma, 44, (pictured) is a make-up artist, who has been single for five years JEMMA, 44 Dating Past? My last long-term relationship was five years ago. It’s hard to meet people because I travel with my job and often work in Hawaii — I suspect I might have given up on love. I have been … Read more
People are sharing hilarious memes comparing pop culture images to show how they looked and felt at the start of March compared to the end. The comical posts are bringing much-needed humor to social media amid the coronavirus pandemic as people recall how they went from being relatively carefree on March 1 to completely haggard … Read more
Detective Chief Inspector Caroline Goode stood in the garden of a derelict house in Birmingham and watched in nervous expectation as lifting equipment swung into place over a large, freshly dug hole in the ground. All day, a forensic expert had scraped away at the earth layer by layer until, with daylight beginning to fade, he … Read more