Couple turn a £2,500 London double-decker bus into a luxury home

A couple have renovated a £2,500 double decker London bus into a luxury home, and insist they have more space than people they know who live in cramped flats.  Charlie MacVicar, 26, and boyfriend Luke Walker, 27, knew they wanted to live together without paying a large mortgage or rent.  After toying with the idea … Read more

Gemma Collins catches the eye in colourful pink sportswear as she grabs a takeaway

Gemma Collins catches the eye in colourful pink loungewear as she grabs a takeaway from her favourite Italian eatery in east London By Laura Fox For Mailonline Published: 09:53 GMT, 18 February 2021 | Updated: 09:53 GMT, 18 February 2021 She recently unveiled the results of her incredible three stone weight loss. But Gemma Collins … Read more

Covid Israel: UK film director on hunger strike against quarantine

London film director who flew to Israel on private plane stages hunger strike to protest being quarantined in £240-a-night hotel at government’s expense Dekel Berenson, 41, said the Israeli government’s Covid response was ‘abysmal’ Israeli-born Berenson travelled from Cyprus where he said he had isolated for 11 months and insisted he should have been allowed … Read more

£500million Pierre Lagrange is claiming taxpayers’ cash to furlough staff at Savile Row tailor

Flamboyant tycoon Pierre LaGrange owns Huntsman, the 172 year old clothes retailer  A multi-millionaire has been claiming public money to furlough staff at his Savile Row tailoring firm. Belgian-born Pierre LaGrange, who lives in Monaco, London and New York has used taxpayers’ hand-outs to pay some of the 65 staff at his upmarket London company … Read more

£500million Pierre Lagrange is claiming taxpayers’ cash to furlough staff at Savile Row tailor

Flamboyant tycoon Pierre LaGrange owns Huntsman, the 172 year old clothes retailer  A multi-millionaire has been claiming public money to furlough staff at his Savile Row tailoring firm. Belgian-born Pierre LaGrange, who lives in Monaco, London and New York has used taxpayers’ hand-outs to pay some of the 65 staff at his upmarket London company … Read more

Prince Philip, 99, spends his second night under observation at London’s King Edward VII hospital

The ‘sprightly’ Duke of Edinburgh was seen in ‘very good humour’ before his admission to hospital, according to royal sources, as it was confirmed he spent a second night under observation from doctors. Prince Philip, 99, was last night kept in at private King Edward VII’s Hospital in Marylebone for rest and observation after a ‘short … Read more

Fury as anti-monarchy group release video titled ‘It’s Time’ when Prince Philip’s in hospital

An anti-monarchy group has been blasted for releasing a new video titled ‘It’s Time’ on the day it was announced Prince Philip had been rushed to hospital. Republic published the ‘trailer’ on its YouTube page featuring shots of the Queen, Prince Charles and Prince Andrew. The minute-long video, which has been seen more than 400 … Read more

Spain and US ‘will be next to go on the red list’ of countries

Passengers arriving from Spain and the US could soon be added to the UK’s ‘red list’ of countries as officials consider the risk of new variants from the two countries. Officials at the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) will decide this week if those arriving from the two countries should isolate for ten days … Read more

Tallia Storm showcases edgy style in a semi-sheer red dress as she steps out in London

Tallia Storm showcases her edgy style in a semi-sheer ruffled red dress as she plays with her new blonde braids while stepping out in London By Bryony Jewell For Mailonline Published: 01:22 GMT, 18 February 2021 | Updated: 01:32 GMT, 18 February 2021 She never fails to command attention whenever she steps out. And Tallia … Read more

Coronavirus infections in England plummet by 60% in January and February, study finds

Coronavirus infection rates have plummeted by more than two thirds since January, new figures show in proof that lockdown is working even against the fast-spreading Kent variant of the virus. The country’s largest surveillance testing study yesterday found just one in 196 people in England were infected with the virus during the first half of … Read more