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Prince George ‘let loose’ Euro 2020 final says expert Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Kate Middleton and Prince William married in 2011 and had their first child two years later. A parenting expert has detailed how they "broke the norms" of royal parenting. Related articles Prince Harry 'shows signs of guilt' as he gives update on Lilibet Tom Daley net worth: Olympic diver has eye-watering fortune READ MORE Kate's parenting style ‘immaculate’ while Pippa ‘more practical’ Kate and William are the parents of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The royal children have been seen in public during some …

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Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga shared the beauty products, snacks and electronics she can't live without all summer long. By 26 Jul, 2021 12:00 PM Tags Life/Style The Real Housewives Of New Jersey Real Housewives Shopping Celebrities Melissa Gorga Shop With E! Daily Deals Celebrity Shopping Shop Girl Summer Lars Niki/E! Entertainment/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images We interviewed this celebrity because we think you'll like their picks. Some of the products shown are from the celebrity's own product line or a brand they are paid to endorse. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!. Don't be the one to end your summer with vacation envy. With the sun shining bright and the temperatures heating up, Melissa Gorga is making it a priority to spend some time at the Jersey Shore before the season …

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The eighth entry in the Resident Evil saga features werewolves, vampires, and a lot of nods to Resident Evil 4 – but is it any good? If it weren’t for the pandemic the eighth mainline Resident Evil game would’ve presumably been released on the 25th anniversary of the franchise, back in March. That would’ve been a nice nod to the series’ illustrious history, but in truth this new game features few characters or plot points to tie it to the original games. As a soft reboot of the series, Resident Evil 7 laid some solid new foundations, so the question now is how well Village builds upon it. Village is a direct story sequel to Resident Evil 7, complete with a short ‘previously on Resident Evil’ catch-up movie before you start. If you haven’t played the last game, it’s easy enough to follow along, as beyond a few references this is essentially a standalone adventure, as Ethan Winters and his family relocate to an unnamed Eastern European country (where everyone talks in …

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Aldi is bringing back its hanging egg chair – pre-order now. (Image: Aldi) Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info This article contains affiliate links, we may receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Aldi’s most popular Specialbuys item is coming back for a limited-time only. Sure to sell out, find out how to pre-order the item to avoid disappointment. Related articles Prince Harry 'shows signs of guilt' as he gives update on Lilibet Tom Daley net worth: Olympic diver has eye-watering fortune READ MORE Kate's parenting style ‘immaculate’ while Pippa ‘more practical’ Aldi’s hanging egg chair has become one of the …

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Cyclists deemed a 'nuisance' are among those fined for minor irritations to the local public under what has been deemed a 'busybody charter', according to new data. Councils issued record numbers of "petty" anti-social behaviour orders last year targeting messy gardens, sitting on the pavement and even feeding stray cats, according to a campaign group. Last year, a record 10,413 fines were issued for breaches of Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) which allow councils to ban activities deemed "detrimental" to local residents. Figures for 2019 obtained through freedom of information requests by the Manifesto Club show 8,760 Community Protection Notices were issued by 202 councils in England and Wales, up from 6,234 by 192 councils the previous year. These let wardens impose restrictions on individuals if their behaviour is also considered "detrimental". The Manifesto Club, a group which campaigns against the 'hyper regulation of every day life' has argued that "overuse of the …

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Rebel Wilson has gushed over This Country star Daisy May Cooper - admitting she's binged the series in lockdown. The Pitch Perfect actress spoke to us as she launches new Amazon Prime Show LOL: Last One Laughing. The series sees ten professional Australian comedians locked together in a house challenged with the task of making all of the other comedians laugh while keeping a straight face themselves. The last one to laugh is the winner, taking home the title of Last One Laughing, along with the comedic street cred and a $100,000 (£55,000) cash prize. When talking about UK comedians she'd like to see on the show if it ever came over here, Rebel, 40, said Daisy May Cooper is one of her top choices. She told us: "I just recently found her show in lockdown, I hadn't seen it before and I just think she's the most hysterical person out there. "I watched This Country in lockdown - all three seasons in like two days, I was loving it." Rebel also admitted …

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With all this going out and meeting up with friends, it’s no surprise if you feel you might have overspent a bit this month. So keep the good times going by cutting back on other areas where you’re overspending. Or keep track of your cashflow with a handy smartphone app like Yolt or Emma. Read on for more savvy money-saving hacks . Wait until the end of the week for deals Online retailers roll out some of their best deals on Wednesday through Friday according to studies, so waiting to do your shopping during this period can be a great way to grab a bargain. Break the habit and cut costs People who give up smoking can save more than just the cost of cigarettes or other tobacco products — you could save thousands on life insurance premiums. According to an analysis of premiums by insurer Royal London , a smoker aged 50 would pay nearly three times as much as a non-smoker of the same age would have to pay for the same sum assured — £94.07 a month instead …

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Gertrude Stein definitely lived a storied life: Remembered as a language innovator, lesbian role mode, feminist pioneer and literary anarchist, she hosted in her Paris apartment avant-garde authors and artists such as Hemingway, Fitzgerald and Picasso. But along with her progressive lifestyle, the Jewish-American experimental writer and art collector also developed ties with a powerful Vichy government official and Nazi collaborator during World War II — a close friendship which presumably saved her life and her exceptional art collection. That darker part of her biography was long overlooked in her legacy. Early explorations in psychology and medicine The youngest of five children, Stein was born on February 3, 1874, in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, to wealthy immigrant parents of German-Jewish ancestry. The Stein family briefly moved to Europe while she was an infant, where she spent her early years in Austria and France. Her family returned to the US in 1879, first settling in …

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D e mortuis nil nisi bonum is a good enough maxim if it means you should not stamp on the libel-free grave of someone you never dared rubbish face to face in life. But I did. And he retaliated - often. Auberon Waugh's death has been eulogised at phenomenal length, not least in two pages in this organ, (five pieces in the Telegraph.) He was a "genius" who "will surely be seen as the Dean Swift of our day," writes his old friend AN Wilson. Someone else cites Dr Johnson, forsooth. "The greatest journalist of my generation," writes Lord Gowrie cringingly of the man who hounded him mercilessly for years. "All prigs and puritans will sleep easier in their beds tonight," opines the Telegraph leader. In the Guardian obituary Geoffrey Wheatcroft says Waugh's foes were "baffled by the boyish camaraderie of old Fleet Street, not to say its tradition of ecumenical friendship". And baffled we remain. I remember it well - the old world of El Vino's wine bar in Fleet Street where leftwing lambs …

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Two critics weigh in on the IP apocalypse and what happens when the main unit of entertainment is not TV or film but corporate universe. Photo: Warner Bros. The strangest thing about Space Jam: A New Legacy, the “standalone sequel” to the 1996 hit, is that an algorithm played by Don Cheadle is the villain of the story but also dead-on when it comes to the goals of the movie itself: What is it if not an attempt to suck viewers into the WB Serververse? Take the moment LeBron James, playing himself, starts drafting his fantasy team for a basketball game that will determine the fate of the world (or at least the chunk of it following him on Twitter). He announces, with an Oscar-worthy show of enthusiasm, that “we’re going to need the most powerful Warner Bros. characters for this team” and then immediately begins listing his picks — Superman, King Kong, the Iron Giant — as though it’s only natural for someone to have an encyclopedic knowledge of which beloved pop-culture …

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