Baby boomer addiction to booze rose during lockdown… and even more people are having their first drink in the morning, study suggests More of those aged 55 to 74 are drinking at levels ‘indicative’ of dependence Greater number having their first drink
Estee Lauder suffers as lockdowns and face masks hammer sales of lipstick and lipgloss By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 16:50 EDT, 3 May 2021 | Updated: 17:03 EDT, 3 May 2021 Estee Lauder is still being battered by lockdowns,
Boris Johnson is urged by MPs to look at ‘data not dates’ as pressure grows on the Prime Minister to speed up end of Covid lockdown Britain yesterday recorded just one Covid death – the lowest since last August The hugely successful
New York comes back to life after a year of lockdown: Food delivery orders fall as people head out to eat, rush hour reappears and rents are on the rise – but Wall Street remains quiet New York City Mayor Bill de
Oregon Gov Kate Brown has blamed the rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations for her decision to reinstate COVID-19 restrictions on 36 counties. On Thursday, Brown extended Oregon’s state of emergency for COVID-19 until June 28, saying a fourth surge of the
Dominic Raab today rejected calls to speed up the nation’s exit from lockdown as he insisted ‘we are very close now to really turning the corner’ in the battle against coronavirus. The success of the UK’s vaccination programme and falling infection numbers
The Sky host pressed Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab over the timescale of the UK Government pathway out of Covid restrictions. Ms Ridge pointed the news that the number of daily deaths from the virus had fallen to single figures lows. Under the
Those extra chores paid off: Children’s pocket money has gone up by 20 per cent – to £7.17 a week – during lockdown By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 20:31 EDT, 1 May 2021 | Updated: 20:39 EDT, 1 May 2021 Millions have
NHS advice to ‘turn off services’ during the coronavirus pandemic ‘led to a bigger lung cancer toll’, says top respiratory consultant Dr David Baldwin was addressing the British Thoracic Oncology Group Patients with a cough were told by the GPs to avoid
Protesters clash with riot police in cities across the world as thousands defy lockdown rules to take to the streets for traditional May Day rallies Thousands poured onto the streets of Berlin, Istanbul, Madrid, Paris and Turin for International Workers’ Day Officers