Pubs may be forced to close early as part of “nanny state” measures targeting harmful drinking. The government is considering “tightening the opening hours” of bars and pubs, Public Health Secretary Andrew Gwynne said, as part of a drive to roll back the “continental European café-style drinking culture” launched by Sir Tony Blair. Gwynne said… Read More »
Whether you’re looking for a quick sweet and salty snack or a way to add protein to your meal, nut butters are a healthy choice. Nut butters are delicious, versatile, and rich in healthy fats that will keep you feeling full. They’re also a great source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. But do all nut… Read More »
MILAN — Call it Milan Personal Week. The spring 2025 presentations staged here last week showcased a variety of sartorial codes, from new proportions to sparkling embellishments. WWD has gathered seven perspectives on tailoring, one for each day of the week. Brioni When executive design director Norbert Stumpfl officially introduced the La Donna women’s collection… Read More »
The rape of Gisele Pelicot, a French woman who was unconscious by dozens of strange men hired by her husband over a decade, has sparked an outcry on social media urging women to check for sexually transmitted infections, regardless of their relationship status. The 72-year-old woman told a court in Avignon, France, that her now… Read More »
Milan Fashion Week wrapped up on Saturday after several days of shows. The message from designers this season? Chic style doesn’t have to be boring. Continue reading our article for stylish yet exciting looks that you will want to attract attention in the Spring/Summer 2025 season… 1. Shirt dress – Fendi Comfortable, chic and effortless,… Read More »
Angela Rayner, grinning from ear to ear, stares into the camera as she drinks a whiskey cocktail through a straw. The snapped image was taken by the Deputy Prime Minister’s new “smug” photographer during a trip to the Johnnie Walker Experience in Edinburgh last month. It is one of more than a dozen public moments… Read More »
Your kidneys are some of the most important organs in your body. They not only remove waste and excess fluid from your blood, but they also maintain levels of potassium, sodium, and other essential minerals your body needs to survive. They even produce hormones that regulate important health factors like blood pressure and bone strength.… Read More »
“I feel so bad for him and his family because he was a really good man,” he recalls, serving coffee from behind the bar. “He was a family man, a Monsieur Tout-le-Monde,” Mr. Flegon said, using a French expression meaning “Mr. Everyman” or “ordinary man.” It has become the disturbing slogan of a gang-rape trial… Read More »
“Have you ever seen a dead body?” That was the chilling question Carly Gregg, then 14, asked her friend after she shot and killed her mother and high school teacher Ashley Smylie in their Mississippi home earlier this year. Carly told her friend to come over and claimed it was an “emergency” before explaining the… Read More »
A Labour Party candidate was told he was not a true Muslim because he had a Western surname. Heather Iqbal suffered a heavy defeat to Iqbal Mohamed in Dewsbury and Batley after a campaign described as “intimidating”. Ms Iqbal said Mr Mohamed’s supporters chased her down the street and shouted at her as a “child… Read More »