IN THE last two years, more than 4m British car owners have had to keep their car off the road because they couldn't afford necessary repairs, according to new research.
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Cost of repairs means car owners don't use their vehicles
IN THE last two years, more than 4m British car owners have had to keep their car off the road because they couldn't afford necessary repairs, according to new research.
Are you going full bush? New pubic hair trend sparks sales in nether region products
A NEW trend in pubic hair is hitting the high street, and it's not tricky to get involved.
Should we fear the dementia epidemic?
A third of Britons born this year will develop it but one expert has a more optimistic view
Is McDonald's doomed? US franchisees claim restaurant is 'facing its final days'
MCDONALD'S restaurant owners in the US are worried the chain is in a 'deep depression' and it could mark the end of the business, it's been claimed.
Could changing your diet reverse pre-diabetes?
You can still take steps to avoid becoming another statistic even if you are at a high risk of developing the illness, says TRACY KELLY
Woman's shock after fiancé has sex with teen lodger in GRAVEYARD near DEAD DAD
A GOOD samaritan has told of her shock at a teen she took in off the streets having sex with her fiancé in a graveyard.
iPhone App Store WARNING: 250 apps REMOVED over privacy concerns
APPLE has pulled 256 apps from the App Store for secretly harvesting your private information.
Facebook will tell you if the government is spying on YOU
FACEBOOK will now send you a notification if it suspects you have been targeted by a nation-state.
Cancer-killing drug made of rhubarb will be ready ‘within years’
RHUBARB contains an ingredient that speedily kills cancer, research has shown.
Monday, 19 October 2015
Swapping food for running shoes got Alfie the girl - 8st later
A BINGE eater who battled low self-esteem after his weight ballooned to 20st has found love after shedding almost half his body weight.
Shropshire victory as RHS publishes Britain In Bloom results
A Shropshire village has been crowned Champion Of Champions 2015 in this year's Britain In Bloom competition.
A Spanish gem: The Healthouse Las Dunas offers a refreshing spa weekend
IT WAS when my therapist pointed a power hose at me, as I sat in an oversized bathtub, that I realised this was no ordinary spa.
Pippa Greenwood's tips for growing your own vegetables in winter
ALTHOUGH spring is the main season for planting vegetable seeds, and summer the main growing season, there are a few varieties that you can grow over winter if you plant seedlings before winter kicks in.
Seven reasons to buy... BMW 4 Series Gran Coupé
Can BMW's four-door coupé successfully blend sportiness with practicality?
Top 10 facts about Sir Christopher Wren
Sir Christopher Wren, physicist, astronomer, mathematician and architect of St Paul’s Cathedral was born on October 20, 1632.
Return of the Patterned Trousers
My favourite look at the moment is this huge oversized Zara jumper (which is from last year but you can pick up similar ones from ASOS atm) paired with these open toed boots. I actually wore a little less patterned look over on my channel in my Fall/Autumn Get Ready with Me video! I dont know why I like this look so much, I think then jumper oozes winter and then the shoes are kinda hinting that summer is over but not quite (well I guess officially it is over but im gonna cling on to it as it's still pretty warm here in the UK)
Looking at these snaps the pattern is almost hurting my eyes but IRL they are much less confusing!
Audrey Hepburn's son: 'One day we will find a cure for the cancer that killed my mother'
WHEN Sean Hepburn Ferrer was born in 1960, his mother was at the height of her career.
VIDEO: Toyota starts to test automated driving technology
JAPANESE manufacturer unveils testing for self-driving cars.
Over 17,000 motorists convicted of careless driving since law change
FREEDOM of Information requests reveals extent of prosecutions under new system.
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