At last I know what’s wrong with me – all thanks to the upcoming TV show Diagnosis Detectives

Self-employed plasterer Andrew Hill was having up to 60 seizures a week since falling from scaffolding on to a concrete floor three years before, injuring his ribs and head After months of unexplained violent seizures, where his limbs jerked multiple times a day, Andrew Hill was desperate. The self-employed plasterer was having up to 60 seizures … Read more

Amazon End of Summer Sale 2020: The dates, what’s on offer and how to find the best deals

Amazon End of Summer Sale 2020: The dates, what’s on offer and how to find the best deals By Corinna Burton For Mailonline Published: 18:22 BST, 21 August 2020 | Updated: 18:22 BST, 21 August 2020 It might not be Prime Day 2020, but Amazon UK has announced that its epic End of Summer Sale will … Read more

Celebs love to paddleboard in exotic locations, but what’s it like for a beginner in Pembrokeshire?

The workout that rules the waves! Toned celebs love to paddleboard in exotic locations, but what’s it like for a beginner in blustery Pembrokeshire? Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) is the world’s fastest-growing watersport  Harriet Sime gave it a go with TYF Adventure in Solva harbour, Pembrokeshire She concluded it was ‘harder but far more invigorating than … Read more

Channel 10: Who’s staying, who’s going and what’s changing – as network announce axing of 25 stars

Channel 10: Who’s staying, who’s going and what’s changing… as the network announces the axing of 25 of its stars At least 25 jobs have been cut at the network due to the decline in advertising revenue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic The changes are expected to be effective from Monday, September 14 By Jabeen … Read more

A marriage in meltdown: What’s it really like to see your family unravel before your eyes?

Coming home from work late one evening last September, my husband Tim stormed straight upstairs to the spare room without so much as a hello. I followed to ask what was wrong. Our relationship had been fractious for months, but there was no specific cause for fury that I knew of. He said we’d talk … Read more

What’s in store for Britain? Casinos and bowling alleys to open within a fortnight

What’s in store for Britain? Casinos and bowling alleys to open within a fortnight, wedding receptions for 30 people and hugs in time for Christmas (but nightclubs are staying shut) Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out optimistic vision to ditch social distancing Top scientists poured cold water on the idea life could soon return to … Read more

Costa Corona? What’s really riled locals is the tidal wave of rubbish, says ROBERT HARDMAN 

For all the talk of a second wave of Covid-19, it was not the risk of killer germs which had infuriated the locals hereabouts yesterday. It was all the rubbish. As yesterday’s Mail revealed in graphic detail, Bournemouth beach had resembled a human ant heap this week on the hottest afternoon of the year when … Read more

Woman, 29, slams Badoo as sexist after receiving message from asking ‘what’s your favourite chore?’

Singleton, 29, accuses Badoo of sexism after receiving a pre-written message asking ‘what’s your favourite household chore?’ – and claims it shouldn’t be an option for male daters Jess Becker, 29, was asked ‘what is your favourite household chore’ on Badoo  Suitor told her it was a pre-written message made available on the app Badoo … Read more

What’s happening with furlough? We explain what Sunak’s new ‘flexible furlough’ means for workers

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has revealed how the £10bn-a-month furlough scheme will evolve in the coming months, how businesses will have to contribute more and when it will end. He has also announced more help for self-employed workers. We look at what the new ‘flexible furlough’ will mean for workers, businesses – and the taxpayer. Chancellor … Read more