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Who says wearing specs can’t be glam? Here’s our guide to the season’s best frames for your face, style and make-up. TRANSPARENT For those who like to play with make-up colours, see-through styles provide the perfect showcase and enable the use of bold shades on both eyes and lips. Here make-up artist Lisa Valencia used a navy liner around the lash line and finished … Read more
Powerful City investors raise fears over delays in appointing new boss for HSBC as banking giant launches overhaul of its strategy By Helen Cahill, Financial Mail On Sunday Published: 21:46 GMT, 15 February 2020 | Updated: 13:36 GMT, 16 February 2020 Powerful City investors have raised fears over delays in appointing a new chief executive … Read more
The US ranked 18th in this year’s list of the best countries in which to raise a child, falling behind the UK, Canada, Australia and many European nations. Despite its economic stability, the US scores relatively low for being family friendly and fails to get two out of 10 points for ‘safety’ in the US … Read more
Revealed, the BEST countries in the world to raise a child: Britain ranks 11th while the US comes 18th as Denmark, Sweden and Norway clinch the top spots UK scored poorly in income equality and political instability caused by Brexit Scandinavian nations praised for ‘generous’ healthcare and education systems US came 18th – authors cited gun … Read more
Eating six rashers of bacon, three sausages or seven ounces of steak every day may raise your risk of an early death, research suggests. A study found men who ate more than 200g (7oz) of meat a day were 23 per cent more likely to die in the next 20 years than those who had … Read more
A mother’s diet during pregnancy could influence her child’s risk of developing symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a new study suggests. While women are often encouraged to eat foods rich in omega-6 fatty acids – like nuts and soybeans – the study found that increased the risk of their children being inattentive and impulsive … Read more
The Isle of Islay is closer to the ‘island of Ireland’ (as politicians call it when squabbling over the EU ‘backstop’) than it is to Scotland’s big cities. Out there, in other words. And yet for a first-timer it seems like a microcosm of Scotland as a whole, with its mountains, heathered moorland, grazing sheep, … Read more