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China: Shanghai sees protests against Covid-19 lockdown 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 After being infected with Covid in April 2020 following a trip to Mexico City, The Ride Like the Wind singer, 71, was struck by the onset of a rare immune disorder which he said meant he “could barely move”. Related articles Monkeypox: Cases in the UK continue to rise as WHO issues advice Monkeypox and Covid rash: How to tell the difference Cross told journalists in a throwback interview months later that he was diagnosed by doctors with a condition called Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare serious condition that affects the nerves. They believed … [Read more...] about Christopher Cross: Singer was paralysed by COVID-19 – what happened?

Face coverings will no longer be required on Transport of London (TfL) services - including the Underground - from tomorrow. They had been a "condition of carriage" but now they will only be "strongly recommended" for customers and staff, according to TfL. TfL said it "considered a variety of factors" including "the shift in the government's approach towards living with the virus" and decreasing infection rates in London. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player 1:34 COVID rule changes – what you need to know It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the end of all legal COVID-19 restrictions in England from Thursday. TfL said the enhanced cleaning regime that was introduced due to COVID-19 will remain in place. Advertisement Trains, trams, buses and stations are cleaned with hospital-grade cleaning substances that kill viruses and bacteria on contact. Independent testing by Imperial College … [Read more...] about Face masks scrapped on Tube and TfL services from Thursday

TWO of the ocean's top predators may soon collide in the waters off the coast of the United States. Video showed a recent killer whale sighting 40 miles east of Nantucket, Massachusetts, where great white sharks are known to roam. Fisherman Jerry Leeman captured the video of the orca, a species also known as killer whales, on May 15 as it swam next to his boat. He also shared photos of the whale , saying: "Killer whale apex predator of the sea. Just awesome total bad a**" Leeman said it was roughly 20-feet long and followed the boat for about 30 minutes, Newsweek reported. The rare sighting comes at the same time the sharks usually return to the coast for the summer months. The two creatures may soon cross paths. Other than humans, killer whales are the only predators that are a threat to great whites. A female great white shark known as Andromache is reportedly already in the area. She's over 10-feet long. She's regularly tracked by the research organization … [Read more...] about Shark-eating killer whales sighted off US coast as experts fear showdown with Great Whites after 13ft ‘monster’ spotted

Linda Robson has recalled the terrifying moment that she saved the life of Sade's young son. The Birds of a Feather star, 64, appeared on Loose Women today as the panel spoke about how they would cope in an emergency. Speaking about a memory that has stuck with her over the years, she explained that she had helped prevent a tragedy after Sade's young son ran out of a shop. Linda had been in the store at the time with her own children. She told her co-stars: "I was in a shop in Upper Street - it was a children's clothes shop and I had my kids in there, they were quite young. "There was a woman in there paying at the till and all of a sudden someone opened the shop door and then this little boy went to walk out - it's right onto a main road. Linda Robson recalled the moment on Loose Women ( Image: ITV) "Anyway, I grabbed the little boy running back into the boy and it was Sade's little boy. She was going, 'Oh thank you, thank you so much.' She didn't even realise … [Read more...] about Linda Robson recalls terrifying moment she saved singer’s young son in shop

D rawn from Marjorie Wallace's book of the same title, April de Angelis's libretto for Errollyn Wallen's new opera tells the enigmatic story of identical twins June and Jennifer Gibbons. Born in 1963 in Barbados but brought up in south Wales, their intense relationship separated them from their parents and community, and eventually saw them incarcerated in Broadmoor in 1982 following a chaotic and seemingly exhibitionistic crime spree. It ended within hours of their release 11 years later, when Jennifer suddenly and mysteriously died. In between, it consisted of love, rivalry and hatred. The twins not only baffled their parents, but also various schools, social agencies and eventually psychiatrists. Declining to speak to others, they focused exclusively on each other. Their self-published teenage literary productions were prodigious. Wallen's score seizes the opportunity of defining the twins' isolated, self-created world through music that is immediate without being … [Read more...] about The Silent Twins

Photo: Shane McCauley A philosopher, a scholar, an icon, and an inventor. After over 500 covers since 2019, Kelly Clarkson has given the people what they want by releasing a Kellyoke EP based on the hit segment on her daytime talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show . The EP features six studio versions of popular Kellyoke covers like Billie Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever” and Whitney Houston’s “Queen of the Night.” “Picking just six was near-impossible, but these songs have been some of my favorites,” said Clarkson on the choices for the EP. Hopefully, it is only the beginning for more studio covers from the Grammy-winning singer. Kellyoke drops on June 9. KELLYOKE EP Track List: 1. “Blue Bayou” (by Linda Ronstadt) 2. “Call Out My Name” (by the Weeknd) 3. “Happier Than Ever”(by Billie Eilish) 4. “Queen of the Night”(by Whitney Houston) 5. “Trampoline”(by Shaed) 6. “Fake Plastic Trees”(by Radiohead) … [Read more...] about Kelly Clarkson Invents Extended Plays by Announcing the

Pro surfer Sebastian Steudtner was on his board, bobbing in the waters off Nazaré, Portugal, when he saw a lone monster approaching, steadily growing as it rumbled closer. He nodded toward his jet ski driver and held the tow rope tightly. "I knew it," Steudtner, 37, remembers thinking. "Get me this wave now." As the driver, Alemão Maresias, took a looping route into the wave, Steudtner could see the lighthouse, town and beach. He was about 54m behind the peak when he released the rope. He could hear his surfboard chattering and the wind roaring across his ears. "I'll never forget what I saw when I started to drop behind the peak and saw the entire wave," he said. "I started to accelerate like crazy. I had tears from the wind speed and was just holding on with everything I had - not doing anything funny, just hanging on." READ MORE: World champion surfer Kelly Slater details frightening pipeline experience Surfing safari: Where to catch a wave in Taranaki 'What are … [Read more...] about ‘You don’t feel the size, you feel the power’: The story behind the largest wave ever surfed

SWNS/AP Hair-raising moment Qatar Airways jet navigates bumpy landing with its wheels lifting right off the tarmac. A Qatar Airways flight that was supposed to depart on Sunday night was cancelled after passengers had already checked in. The travellers have been put up in Auckland hotels for three nights. Passengers are frustrated by the lack of information from the airline and say they have not been adequately compensated. Passengers forced to spend three nights in Auckland hotels after their Qatar Airways flight failed to take off say they have not been adequately compensated for their experience. The flight to Doha via Adelaide was scheduled to depart at 6.25pm Sunday. Qatar Airways says the plane was grounded due to a technical issue, believed to be birdstrike, and passengers will now depart on Wednesday evening. The airline said all passengers were given hotel accommodation and three meals a day while the alternative flight arrangements were made. … [Read more...] about ‘We have had nothing’: Stranded Qatar Airways passengers furious at treatment

*Harriet Pudney is a beauty aficionado and former Stuff journalist who lives in Melbourne. OPINION: As I write this, I am wearing two layers of wool and a pair of cashmere socks. The Bureau of Meteorology app informs me that it feels like 6.6C in Melbourne right now. The streets are awash with puffer jackets, and sales of rosé are plummeting. It is “two duvet” weather if your house isn’t double-glazed. It is hardly the Arctic circle, but it is definitely winter, and my skin is telling me about it. For the past few weeks, I have found my foundation won’t sit right, my lips keep flaking, and every tiny spot turns into a dry patch of skin that takes days to resolve. This is all disastrous, and it is all due to the cold and the wind. Every step outside is sapping moisture from my skin. Of course, I can’t just stay inside, and I am unwilling to join a gym purely for sauna access, so I am having to address this with skincare. READ MORE: Harry Says: The case for chopping … [Read more...] about Winter skin: It’s time for serious and sustained hydration

For those among us who like a tipple after takeoff, consider this a sign that the world is healing: Many airlines are resuming in-flight meals and alcohol service. Early on in the pandemic, many airlines completely cut in-flight refreshment offerings (aside from perhaps a hasty water bottle delivery). Slowly but surely, airlines are reintroducing the amenity. For example, in 2020, Southwest Airlines cut service completely on short flights and offered only water and a prepackaged snack on longer flights. In 2021, Southwest reintroduced a small selection of nonalcoholic drinks to all flights. It wasn’t until February 2022 that its complete pre-pandemic beverage menu returned, which included more soda and juice choices — plus alcoholic beverages for an additional cost. Other airlines moved a bit more quickly. By July 2020, Delta Air Lines was offering beer cans and single-serve wine bottles. It wasn’t until March 2022 that it brought back hot meals for its Delta One … [Read more...] about This refreshing airline amenity is making a comeback