She recently admitted she's looking forward to being in a relationship 'without any imposed restrictions' following her split from Paul Hollywood. And Summer Monteys-Fullam has now hinted she's embarked on the dating scene four months after splitting from her ex-boyfriend during a candid Instagram Q&A on Sunday. The former barmaid, 24, flashed a cheeky smile when quizzed about her relationship status, before claiming her Bake Off star ex, 53, left her dog Bear constipated for a week after the animal ate the chef's loaf. New romance? Summer Monteys-Fullam has now hinted she's embarked on the dating scene four months after splitting from Paul Hollywood during a candid Instagram Q&A on Sunday Cruising around in a car, the horse enthusiast posted 'shh' emojis and sipped on a cup of tea when one of her Instagram followers asked: 'Are you dating?'. Moments later, a cheeky fan was curious to find out whether Summer's baking skills had improved during the course of her two-year … [Read more...] about Summer Monteys-Fullam teases new romance following Paul Hollywood split as she claims her dog was left constipated for a WEEK after eating Bake Off star’s loaf
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Dad, 27, who ‘thought he was invincible’ died after using ‘monkey dust’ in car
A dad-of-one died a day after his birthday after suffering a seizure in the back of his girlfriend's car when he took the drug 'monkey dust'. Jake Hague, 27, started 'fitting' on the back seat of his girlfriend's car shortly after he took the powerful drug. An inquest at North Staffordshire Coroner’s Court heard how his girlfriend Louise Tivenan drove him to her house before calling an ambulance. His mother, Joanne Shaw, told the hearing at that she believed Jake may have survived if an ambulance had been called sooner, reports Stoke-on-TrentLive . Jake, of Meir, Staffordshire, met up with his girlfriend the day after his birthday last year. In a statement, Miss Tivenan - who had been seeing Jake for three weeks - said they had called at a friend's house prior to Jake having a seizure. She said: “I picked him up at around 7.30pm, where he got in the back of the car and told me he wanted to go to a friend's to try something. “I knew it was some kind of drug and he … [Read more...] about Dad, 27, who ‘thought he was invincible’ died after using ‘monkey dust’ in car
Woman found dead in car outside her Northamptonshire village home as police launch murder probe
A WOMAN in her 50s was found dead in her car outside her home in a Northamptonshire village. Emergency services rushed to Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, where the victim was found dead in her car with the front window smashed. Police have launched a murder investigation after they were alerted of the ordeal on Sunday 15 December shortly after 8pm. People living on the upmarket new-build housing estate near Wellingborough have expressed their shock at the murder. One resident said: "My girlfriend called me to say loads of police were around the estate. "When I got home I walked past a car with a smashed window with police all over it."I understood the woman was killed while she sat in the car outside some flats on the estate. "It's shocking because this is such a lovely area. "Obviously you have problems everywhere but this is a nice development where lots of families and retired people live." Another resident said: "I was watching TV when there were lots of flashing blue lights and … [Read more...] about Woman found dead in car outside her Northamptonshire village home as police launch murder probe
Wealthy boomers from Sydney’s affluent eastern suburb set to pay thousands of dollars for bore drilling so they can hydrate their lawns and wash their cars as water restrictions take hold
Baby boomers in some of Sydney's wealthiest suburbs are throwing money at drilling companies to keep their cars shiny and their gardens green during the drought. The introduction of level two water restrictions across Sydney, the Illawarrra and the Blue Mountains, means residents can no longer use sprinkler systems or hoses to wash their cars or gardens. But it isn't stopping the city's elite- who have found a loophole and are tapping into underground supplies to keep up appearances. The operators of bore-drilling companies are seeing an increased demand among city residents looking for ways to access more water during level two water restrictions The operators of bore-drilling companies have noted a spike in demand for their services since the drought began, according to ABC Central West. Matrix Drilling operates out of Sydney and Melbourne, and has been overwhelmed with requests from landowners trying to access their services to combat water shortages. But the price tag- between … [Read more...] about Wealthy boomers from Sydney’s affluent eastern suburb set to pay thousands of dollars for bore drilling so they can hydrate their lawns and wash their cars as water restrictions take hold
New Zealand volcano: Minute’s silence marks one week after eruption
A minute's silence has been observed in New Zealand, marking one week since the deadly eruption of White Island volcano.The tribute was held at 14:11 local time (01:11 GMT), the exact moment of the eruption.Sixteen deaths have been confirmed while two bodies are still missing, believed to be in the water off the island.About 20 people remain in intensive care with severe burns.Relatives of some of the victims observed the silence on a police boat near the island, local media reported.On social media, some New Zealanders said drivers pulled their cars over to pay their respects.On Sunday, teams returned to White Island - also known by its Maori name of Whakaari - and divers searched the water but, again, were unable to locate the missing bodies."This is a difficult and ongoing task," Deputy Commissioner John Tims said in a statement, adding that police remained committed to retrieving the bodies. What we know of the victims Volcano tourism in the spotlight Why skin is being imported On … [Read more...] about New Zealand volcano: Minute’s silence marks one week after eruption
