The UK has a long history with horse racing, with courses dotted up and down the country. Many are the finest in the world, showcasing the beauty of the British countryside alongside the best in hospitality. London is no exception and some of the most
Gambling addiction is a common and serious mental health problem in the UK and New Zealand. There is currently no single definition of what constitutes addictive gambling behavior. However, in the UK and New Zealand, there is a clear distinction between gamblers who have a
PRINCE Harry remains a big target for Islamic terrorists, a leading security expert has warned. Chris Phillips, the former Head of the National Counter Tourism Security Office, told GB News: “He is still considered really by the world, a top-tier Royal, whether we like it
MARK Harper has explained why he believes Rishi Sunak should be Prime Minister saying: “He’s the right man for the job.” In an interview with GB News, Mr Harper said: “We’ve got a big opportunity here particularly over the next couple of weeks before ballot
Galileo’s induction into the QIPCO British Champions Series Hall of Fame has today been officially recognised through a high-profile presentation moment at Ascot Racecourse. HRH The Duchess of Cornwall presented a specially-commissioned medal by Asprey to Coolmore’s MV Magnier, whose family owned the champion racehorse.
Drills, pressure washers, lawn mowers and even ice cream makers are just some of the household items you can now borrow from the Library of Things at Sutton Central Library. Simply reserve your items online and collect them from the self-service kiosk. Prices start from
Her Skin release a brand new single ‘Suitable’ on the 22nd June, via WWNBB. Originally from Modena, Italy, Her Skin is 25-year-old singer songwriter, Sara Ammendolia. ‘Suitable’ is very personal song and is extra special as she wrote the song with her dad, who is
THE Queen’s former Press Secretary has claimed Harry wouldn’t have married Meghan if Diana was still alive. In an exclusive interview with GB News, Dickie Arbiter also hit out at the BBC as pressure grows on them to apologise for the Martin Bashir scandal. Speaking
Research reveals almost half (45%) of Gen MZs (1981-2005) say their ‘working from home’ space has cluttered their home, impacting their mood (28%), creativity (22%), productivity (21%) and inspiration (19%). The study by Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. found nearly three quarters (72%) have had to
Brits are looking for more exciting and spontaneous moments to break up their daily routines, especially following lockdowns. New research from Carr’s reveals that almost half of Brits (49%) would like more excitement in their life to break up the daily grind, yet almost two