Chrissy Teigen has taken responsibility for bullying Courtney Stodden, apologising for messages sent on Twitter urging the teen bride to kill herself. The US model, who is the wife of singer John Legend, said she is ashamed and completely embarrassed by the messages she sent.… Read More »Chrissy Teigen admits bullying teen bride Courtney Stodden
A new variant of Covid 19, named the Indian Variant, is spreading throughout the UK. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he wants the UK to ‘grip it’ but is “ruling nothing out” in beating another wave. Meetings are underway today to discuss what measures… Read More »Prime Minister worried about new Covid 19 variant – new lockdown possible?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company will no longer accept payment of vehicle purchases using Bitcoin. This is due to concerns over climate change. Following Mr Musk’s Tweet, Tesla’s shares dipped, and Bitcoin fell by over 10%. In February, the electric carmaker revealed it… Read More »Tesla will not accept Bitcoin over climate concerns
Travel companies are warned they must prepare to give refunds to customers if their summer holiday abroad is cancelled by the coronavirus pandemic. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) reminds package holiday companies of their legal obligations. Last year they received 23,000 complaints about cancelled… Read More »Summer Holiday Refunds Must be Made Easier, Travel Firms Warned
When getting your Covid vaccine you will probably be made aware of possible side effects, including fever, headache or a sore arm. Changes to the menstrual cycle is not something listed. But women around the world are questioning whether early, heavy or painful periods may… Read More »Covid Vaccine Side Effects: The Truth About Period Changes
Rockets fell in Israel last night as Palestinian militants retaliate following the death of two top commanders. Over 60 people in Gaza, and seven people in Israel, are dead in the ongoing dispute. The bombing is the latest in an ongoing escalating situation. Fighting began… Read More »Israel attacked by Palestinian rockets in retaliation
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says there will be an independent public inquiry into the handling of the Covid pandemic. It is set to be held in spring 2022. Mr Johnson says the government was fully committed to learning at each stage of the crisis. The… Read More »Covid Inquiry set for Spring 2022
Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced that face masks are no longer required in classrooms from 17th May. Secondary schools had previously been told to wear face masks in classrooms when they returned back to school in March 2021. Now, with the road map out of… Read More »No need for face masks in classrooms
American actor Norman Lloyd dies at 106 and tributes are being paid across the world. He starred with Alfred Hitchcock, then later on went to act in St Elsewhere – a medical drama. A colleague of Lloyd’s and director of his appearance in Trainwreck (2015)… Read More »Norman Lloyd dies at 106 – Tributes paid to the Hitchcock and St Elsewhere Star
The government is introducing a new plan to improve animal welfare in the UK. The proposal covers a wide range of initiatives, and includes pets, livestock and creatures in the wild. New measures coming in include the ban of exporting live animals for slaughter, the… Read More »Animal Welfare Plan unveiled by Government