If she trusts him more than family, she’s at risk, says Annalisa Barbieri. The authorities can help, but you need to stay vigilantI fear my 85-year-old grandmother is at risk. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease two years ago and lives alone in sheltered housing. She refuses to accept the Read more…
The government vows to cover two-thirds of workers’ wages at firms closed under any new Covid-19 lockdownsThe government will cover two-thirds of workers’ wages at businesses forced to close during new coronavirus lockdowns, the chancellor has announced.Coming as ministers scramble to contain the economic fallout from tough new lockdown measures Read more…
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Prince William, 38, discussed the importance of education in tackling climate change in a video call with Shakira today. Earlier he revealed the singer is on his council for the Earthshot Prize. Via: Prince William discusses tackling climate change in video call with Shakira
White House Physician Dr. Sean Conley also released Trump’s vital signs for the first time since he became infected, showing a pulse, blood pressure, and blood oxygen level all within normal ranges. Via: Trump's doctor FINALLY releases his vital signs
The five men were taken into custody in a raid on a house in suburban Detroit on Thursday morning. The FBI claims they were plotting to kill Michigan Gov. Whitmer. Via: 13 arrested over plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and incite a civil war
The unearthing this week of a collection of works by the late Duncan Grant, a prolific artist and favourite of the Queen Mother, caused more gasps than usual. Via: The eye-poppingly promiscuous antics of the artist Duncan Grant
Aristocratic Vita married Harold Nicolson in 1913 and developed a love for gardening together in their first home in Kent, before purchasing Sissinghurst and creating an enviable outdoor space. Via: Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold were both gay but devoted to each other and their garden