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People who catch coronavirus and have been previously diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder are more likely to die if they are hospitalized for COVID-19, new research suggests. Depending on how long they’d been in the hospital, people who had been diagnosed with conditions ranging from anxiety to dementia and self-injury were at 42 percent to … Read more
Treasury Minister gives banks all-clear to turn down borrowers who took loan repayment ‘holidays’ during lockdown By Helen Cahill, Financial Mail On Sunday Published: 21:50 BST, 26 September 2020 | Updated: 23:00 BST, 26 September 2020 A Treasury Minister has given banks the all-clear to turn down borrowers who took loan repayment ‘holidays’ during lockdown. … Read more
Choosing a duvet cover isn’t only about picking the most appropriate colour for your interior design scheme. Indeed, most people overlook the most important aspect of a duvet cover in favour of making sure it is aesthetically pleasing. But it is imperative to prioritize its quality over its look, otherwise it may end up affecting … Read more
Jamie Laing vows that the Strictly curse won’t affect his romance with Sophie Habboo… claiming his dancer ‘won’t come anywhere near’ him By Andrew Bullock For Mailonline Published: 16:00 BST, 6 September 2020 | Updated: 16:00 BST, 6 September 2020 Jamie Laing has insisted that the infamous Strictly curse won’t come between him and his … Read more
Around 43 million Americans are under an excessive heat watch and have been told to stay indoors as record-high temperatures are expected to hit the West Coast for Labor Day weekend. Forecasters warned that a dangerous heat wave is headed for much of California, southern Nevada and western Arizona over the next three days, with temperatures … Read more
Can you pick up your grades at school? The short answer is, it depends. Due to the pandemic currently causing chaos around the globe students can’t all go into school with their friends or family and take part in the time-honoured tradition of pick up grades. Some schools are doing it all remotely, while others … Read more
A massive sunspot observed on the sun is turning towards Earth and is expected to increase in size over the next few days. The area, dubbed AR2770, has a ‘primary dark core’ the width of Mars and a number of crater-size ‘spotlets’ littering its surface. The sunspot is a member of Solar Cycle 25, the … Read more
Chocolates and other sweets could be slapped with a ‘sin tax’ under the Government’s latest obesity drive, it was revealed today. Ministers are considering taxing them in the same way that sugary fizzy drinks are levied as a ‘nuclear deterrent’ if other measures unveiled by Boris Johnson today are unsuccessful. This policy, announced by David Cameron’s … Read more
Amanda Kloots says doctors are hopeful ‘a new infection’ won’t affect Nick Cordero’s progress in ongoing COVID-19 battle By Rachel Mcgrath For Dailymail.com Published: 07:18 BST, 25 June 2020 | Updated: 07:18 BST, 25 June 2020 Her husband has been in hospital in Los Angeles for 84 days battling COVID-19. And in her daily update … Read more
I want to buy life insurance but have had coronavirus, will I still get a good deal? A reader asks if life insurers offer deals to those who’ve suffered from Covid19 Expert reveals that some applicants may get cover, but with exclusions Cover could cost more with premiums offered at 50-100% more than normal Here’s … Read more