[ad_1] Harry’s childhood friend Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip ‘had doubts’ about Meghan and warned the prince to slow things down with her, new book claims Tom ‘Skippy’ Inskip expressed reservations about Meghan Markle to the Prince He suggested they should live together before ‘doing anything more serious’ Mr Inskip and wife Lara were reportedly ‘punished’ by…
[ad_1] Million pound Berkshire homes were still changing hands at the height of lockdown – including one which sold for an incredible £6 million. The coronavirus outbreak has had a massive effect on the housing market, and statistics from the Land Registry show an enormous drop in sales between the start of lockdown in March….
[ad_1] Preston has been added to the areas where households are banned from mixing indoors and in gardens due to a rise coronavirus cases. But what restrictions have been imposed and what will it all mean for people living there? – What has the Government announced? The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said…
[ad_1] Astonishing scale of UK job losses revealed as Covid-19 pandemic batters economy The scale of the jobs crisis hitting the UK in the wake of the pandemic has been laid bare in new figures. Almost 1,800 firms have announced they’re making 20 people or more redundant, potentially fuelling generational levels of unemployment. County Durham…
[ad_1] A GRIEVING schoolboy who posted a letter to his great-grandmother in heaven received a tear-jerking reply from the ‘pearly gates response unit’ at Royal Mail. Dylan Dubber, nine, penned the heartfelt letter to great-nan Monica and addressed the envelope ‘To Heaven’ before popping it in the postbox. A week later him and mum Rachel,…
[ad_1] BORIS Johnson has said it’s the “national priority” to get pupils back to school in September. The Prime Minister is understood to have made clear schools should be the last sector to shut in any future local lockdowns. A Downing Street source said Mr Johnson believes the harm being done to children’s education prospects…
[ad_1] Image copyright Google Image caption Tesco says it is following government advice after some of its staff tested positive for coronavirus Tesco says a number of staff at one of its supermarkets have tested positive for coronavirus. The cases were found among workers at its Extra store on Ocotal Way in Swindon. The town…
[ad_1] Coronavirus news live: Latest updates as obese people could be ordered to stay home if second wave hits | The Independent LiveUpdated Sunday 9 August 2020 10:39 Obese people could reportedly be told to stay at home in the event of a second coronavirus wave. Over 50s would also be included in a “more…
[ad_1] Extent of planned redundancies due to coronavirus unveiled Nearly 1,800 UK companies told the Government of plans to cut 20 or more jobs in June as the coronavirus wreaked havoc on the country’s economy, figures suggest. Royal Mail, Centrica and The Restaurant Group – which owns Frankie and Benny’s – were among those announcing…
[ad_1] Nearly 1,800 UK companies told the Government of plans to cut 20 or more jobs in June as the coronavirus wreaked havoc on the country’s economy, figures suggest. Royal Mail, Centrica and The Restaurant Group – which owns Frankie and Benny’s – were among those announcing four-digit job losses. Figures obtained by the BBC…