Pete Davidson looked despondent as he was spotted shopping on Sunday, following his split from Kim Kardashian. The comedian, 28, was photographed visiting the Target store at Cairns Central Mall in Cairns, Australia, after leaving his hotel. Pete, who is currently in Australia filming Wizards, wore a black suit and a black baseball cap as…
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The police force has entered into a social media conflict with drivers after posting a video warning them that they will be punished if they do not treat cyclists on the road well. The Hampshire Roads and Police Unit posted a lengthy video on twitter showing the incidents involving the cars and bikes which led…
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The small community at the center of alleged genocide was founded during the gold rush and some residents – including suspected shooter Darryl Young – believe they are sitting on a gold mine. Bogie, an isolated area near Bowen in Queensland’s Whitsunday region, is home to about 200 people – just 37 families. Residents in…
The next Prime Minister will be under intense pressure over the “rigged” inquiry into Boris Johnson’s actions over Partygate, which could see him stripped of his right to sit in the Commons. Mr Johnson’s allies are describing themselves as ‘hidden’ about a Commons privileges committee investigating whether he lied to Parliament about a breach of…
Turning the tide: Dividends are an investor’s friend Dividends are an investor’s friend. They manage the pension funds that many workers contribute to, while for many large investors they provide an important source of income when household budgets are under constant attack from rising prices. Although dividends are not liked by everyone (especially with the…
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Doctors have called on MPs to outlaw abortion as two women face life in prison for charges under Victorian laws dating back to the 1860s. The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has today called on the government to change the law, saying women should not face criminal charges for having an abortion without two…
The number of passports lost by the Home Office tripled last year amid the Covid chaos at the Passport Office. A total of 312 passports were ‘confirmed lost’ between January 1 and October 31 in 2021 while in the whole period of 2020 this number was only 111. Last year’s total will be confirmed next…
A busy office worker who went from a size 8 to a size-16 during the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed how she lost three stone in just four months. Monika Kurtova, 45, from London, found herself eating dinner and cheesecake for breakfast after working long hours during the pandemic. After lifting weights at the age of…
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As chief executive of Oxford Nanopore, Gordon Sanghera’s mission is reminiscent of Martini’s 1970s ad: to enable the analysis of ‘anything, by anyone, anywhere’. The genome sequencing company, which he founded out of Oxford University in 2005, is one of those rare animals, an independent British biotechnology business listed on the London stock exchange. Sanghera,…
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