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February is known as the month of romance – but lockdown rules have resulted in further isolation for singletons, leaving thousands with lonely hearts seeking love remotely. But with this desperation comes another threat: romance fraud. It has become a very lucrative industry for fraudsters, and last year victims of this type of scam were … Read more
Sadiq Khan has unveiled his diversity taskforce that will review London’s landmarks in the wake of last year’s Black Lives Matter protests. The 15-strong team includes an academic who implied that all international examples of white supremacy can be traced back to Britain, and an activist who once marched up to the Queen to demand she … Read more
Matt Hancock was today urged to ensure every vulnerable Briton gets their second dose of Oxford University’s coronavirus vaccine within 12 weeks amid fears they may receive less protection if their top-up is delayed. A landmark study last night showed a single dose of the jab — made alongside drug giant AstraZeneca — was 76 … Read more
The Mail has launched a campaign to ensure all Britain’s schoolchildren are equipped with a laptop or computer tablet – so no child is prevented from learning during the lockdown. With schools closed, up to a million pupils are struggling with accessing lessons from home because they don’t have essential equipment. That is why our … Read more
No10 was told today it must ‘throw as much money as possible’ at the NHS to ensure coronavirus vaccine uptake stays high seven-days-a-week after an apparent drop in the number of people receiving jabs at the weekend. Data shows there was up to 30 per cent drop in the number of people who received the … Read more
Today marks ‘Divorce Day’ which has long held its grim nickname as the day which brings a spike in divorce inquiries, usually because couples’ problems have been exacerbated during the festive season. This year family lawyers actually expect a lower number of enquiries as many couples have already decided to split due to the impact … Read more
A former boss of Marks & Spencer said Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group is facing collapse because the business tycoon didn’t move ‘from an analogue world to a digital world fast enough’. Lord Stuart Rose said he ‘dreads to think’ what would have happened if Sir Philip had bought M&S in 2004 – when the … Read more
Many Britons have got into the Christmas spirit early this year, putting up festive displays mid-November to combat the lockdown slump. But if you’re a stickler for tradition and hanging on until December, you may be starting to think about dusting off those decorations and planning where to buy your tree. It’s likely you’ve accumulated … Read more
Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev will attend couple’s therapy to make sure they continue ‘listening to each other’ amid busy schedules and parenthood By Dan Heching For Dailymail.com Published: 00:12 GMT, 13 November 2020 | Updated: 00:12 GMT, 13 November 2020 Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev will start attending couple’s therapy with their ‘life coach’ … Read more
People should be paid to get a Covid vaccine to ensure that millions get protected against the disease, a leading expert has said. Oxford University ethicist Professor Julian Savulescu said people could either get money or an exemption from face mask and social distancing rules if they got the jab. He said that simply asking … Read more