24 h. ago Davina McCall shares heartbreaking admission about mum after yearning for unlikely star

Davina McCall says her mother was an eccentric, unpredictable figure, and when she was growing up, she yearned for a mum who was more like a famous Hollywood actress

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45 h. ago Davina McCall shares powerful confession after brain tumour battle

The TV presenter was diagnosed with a colloid cyst, a rare, benign brain tumour, in November

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50 h. ago Davina McCall makes dying revelation after terrifying brain tumour

TV host Davina McCall has seen her outlook on life change completely since surviving a brain tumour

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58 h. ago Davina McCall, 57, insists she's 'not scared of dying anymore' in powerful confession following life

Davina McCall has insisted she's 'not scared of dying anymore' following her life-changing brain tumour.

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63 h. ago Davina McCall says 'I'm not afraid of dying' after brain tumour operation

The TV presenter had a realisation upon waking up from her operation.

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2 d. ago Davina McCall shares bombshell revelation about dying after devastating brain tumour

TV host Davina McCall has seen her outlook on life change completely since surviving a brain tumour

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5 d. ago STEPHEN GLOVER: Britain is broken. Wherever you look the State is failing. In many ways the mess is worse than in the 1970s

Nearly 40 years have passed since Norman Tebbit, who died this week, was a power in the land.

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8 d. ago Wet Leg: Moisturizer review – Doritos, Davina McCall and dumb fun from British indie’s big breakout band

(Domino)After winning multiple Grammys and Brits, the Isle of Wight band explore love and sexuality on their second LP – but there’s still room for some barbed put-downsMoisturizer concludes with a track called U and Me at Home. In it, Rhian Teasdale sings about the pleasures of doing nothing over guitars that bend in and out of tune in the style patented by My Bloody Valentine. Nothing much happens in the song – there’s some discussion about possibly getting a takeaway, and a brief nod to the “happy comatose” effects of weed – but it does feature a few lines that function as a kind of Wet Leg origin story. “Maybe we could start a band as some kind of joke,” sings Teasdale. “Well, that didn’t quite go to plan now we’ve been stretched across the world”.You don’t need to be a member of Wet Leg and aware of the circumstances of their formation – apparently the result of a conversation between Teasdale and guitarist Hester Chambers while on a ferris wheel – to feel slightly surprised at...

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1 week ago DEAR JANE: Ozempic changed my life... then my husband confessed the five words every woman fears

I'm in my early 30s, and after years of struggling with my weight and finding it impossible to shed the pounds - I finally decided to go on Ozempic.

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2 w. ago Countryfile star Julia Bradbury faces new health scare as Davina McCall comes to her aid

When Julia Bradbury underwent a full body MRI she thought she might find issues relating to her breast cancer battle - instead it was her brain gave her a big surprise

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3 w. ago Star Wars actor earns standing ovation for rousing speech condemning Trump’s ‘unfair’ immigration policy

‘The multiple times that this country has had to rebuild itself, immigrants were always there to pick up the slack,’ said Diego Luna in an powerful monologue

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3 w. ago 'Extremely qualified' chief engineer onboard a £50million superyacht died when he failed to isolate the power during repairs, inquest told

'Dedicated' Roy Temme, 47, was working in a 'hot and sweaty' tiny compartment on the luxury 62.5 metre superyacht when he was fatally electrocuted.

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3 w. ago Ancient trees are shipped to the UK, then burned – using billions in ‘green’ subsidies. Stop this madness now | Dale Vince

The evidence against the Drax power station is damning, yet the government wants to continue its massive public fundingHow green is this? We pay billions of pounds to cut down ancient forests in the US and Canada, ship the wood across the Atlantic in diesel tankers, then burn it in a Yorkshire-based power station.Welcome to the scandal of Drax, where Britain’s biggest polluter gets to play climate hero. The reality is that billions in public subsidies has enabled Drax to generate electricity by burning 300m trees. Now the government is trying to force through an extension that would grant Drax an estimated £1.8bn in public subsidies on top of the £11bn it has already pocketed, keeping this circus going until at least 2031.Dale Vince is a green energy industrialist and campaigner Continue reading...

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