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Sharon Osbourne says Simon Cowell hates fat people and that he has ‘dated’ views
In a chat on YouTube with her “intimacy coach” (yes, really), Gwyneth said: “Where do you go as a couple when you’re all in the house and you’ve got dogs and work from home? There are definitely tensions in the house. … [Read more...] about Sharon Osbourne says Simon Cowell hates fat people and that he has ‘dated’ views
Lower benefit caps ‘will exclude poor families from large parts of England’
Charities say it is difficult to estimate how many families will be made homeless or forced to move as a result of the cap, although they say the number will rise. Much will depend on the extent to which government temporary housing support grants for families affected by welfare reform – for which £800m has been earmarked over the next five years – helps to prevent evictions. … [Read more...] about Lower benefit caps ‘will exclude poor families from large parts of England’
Coronavirus: What is the risk to men over 50?
Are women more immune?Prof Philip Goulder, an expert in immunology at University of Oxford, said: "It is becoming increasingly recognised that there are substantial differences in the immune system between males and females and that these have significant impact on outcome from a wide range of infectious diseases. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: What is the risk to men over 50?
Coronavirus: West Midlands hospitals ‘ready’ as deaths increase
Dr Rinesh Parmar, an intensive care doctor in the West Midlands, said: "Over the last few weeks particularly, we have been ramping up what we can do, ensuring that we clear out as many bed spaces we can, increase the number of beds that we can accommodate on in our intensive care units. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: West Midlands hospitals ‘ready’ as deaths increase
