TRAINING from the age of three, 60-hour rehearsal weeks and meeting her boyfriend through the industry, Abbie Quinnen has dedicated her whole life to dancing. But when she suffered third degree burns in a freak accident back in February , after attempting to recreate a YouTube hack at home, the 24-year-old was left fearing she'd never perform again. Abbie, the girlfriend of Strictly Come Dancing's AJ Pritchard , 26, had some of the worst scars on her neck and underarm, meaning she could barely move her arm for months. But now an unusual treatment has helped get her back on the stage - Botox with Dr Vincent Wong. She tells Fabulous: "There was definitely a point when I thought I wouldn't ever be able to perform again. "After the accident, I looked in the mirror and my first instinct was ‘I’m not ever going to look the same again, I’m not going to be able to do what I love doing, this is it’. I didn't feel comfortable in my own skin. "I have trained since I was …
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‘All goods must be able to move without restriction’ – Readers on the week’s biggest talking points
This week, Brussels negotiators promised to reform the Northern Ireland Protocol with hopes that it could end months of post-Brexit bickering between the bloc and the British Government. Readers took this opportunity to share why they feel the protocol is unnecessary. Elsewhere, the first major report into the Government’s pandemic response concluded that Britain did not lock down sooner due to a ministerial failure to challenge poor scientific advice . In response, our readers offered up how they believe the pandemic should have initially been dealt with.Read on to find out what our readers had to say about these stories and the week’s biggest talking points. Get involved in future round-ups by joining the Telegraph Community Facebook group. Revealed: EU's four-pronged plan to reform Northern Ireland Protocol and end months of Brexit bickering On Wednesday, negotiators from Brussels travelled to London, with promises to bend and break their …
JAN MOIR: The smug and selfish Insulate Britain mob are more ego than eco
Environmental activists Insulate Britain are calling a halt to their campaign of disruption until October 25. So if you want to bowl round the M25 without some goateed git in hi-viz gluing himself to your bonnet, now's the time. Some think the hiatus is because the climate protesters are running scared, what with increasingly furious motorists manhandling them off the roads, while the petrol tank of public sympathy is running on empty. Or perhaps the obvious futility of their actions is finally beginning to dawn? Hardly. Much as I hate to be the seagull of cynicism once again dumping my guano on to the cliff face of a noble cause, isn't this pause simply because it is half-term in England around then? Environmental activists Insulate Britain are calling a halt to their campaign of disruption until October 25 And far more likely that Insulators are laying down their cudgels and tubes of glue to enjoy one last week of sunshine at their gite in …
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