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Gayle King, 68, shows off her curves as she recreates her niece's swimsuit photos in hilarious annual tradition during their Mexican vacation Queen Camilla is spotted wearing an evil eye bracelet to ward off negative energy just like Meghan Markle - amid Omid Scobie's claim she has no relationship with her daughter-in-law Laura Anderson looks incredible in a chic minidress as she makes a solo appearance at the Beauty Awards after taking a swipe at ex Gary Lucy
Ana de Armas, 35, is every inch the Hollywood goddess as she is carried on a Gold Coast beach during filming of new survival thriller Eden I always had that feeling of him as a colossus I could turn to, no matter what the problem. When he was four or five weeks away from death and very frail, he saw how filthy my car windscreen was when I’d driven to see him and – apologies because it might make me cry – all of a sudden, our roles flipped. I’d been caring for him. But he said: “Rachel – how can you see out of that?” And I said: “I don’t really do cars – my husband does.” And he said: “For God’s sake, you’re a woman in your 40s.” And he insisted on getting out a plastic container of screen-wash and a little funnel because, being Dad, all these things were meticulously arranged. He was so frail, he could hardly lift the bonnet and pour in the detergent. It took him 20 minutes. Yet he was being the colossus again. And I had this childish involuntary pang: I don’t want to lose that in my life. It is two years since his death and he is always there in my head but it’s rare to allow myself to think about him because it’s too painful. Isn’t it incredible how enduring the pain of losing someone you love is? In our digital age, listening can seem a rebellious and subversive act Omid Scobie accusesPrince Edward and Sophie of 'a royal screw up' - and claims their remarks in the wake of... Since he became leader, pretty much everything Boris Johnson has said about the NHS has been a broken promise. The biggest and most outrageous lie is that his government is delivering record, historic NHS funding. This is absolute codswallop. If you look at the NHS since 1948, the average annual increase in expenditure is around 4%. Under the Blair/Brown governments, it was a whopping 6%. Over the past nine years of Conservative governments, the annual increase has been just over 1%. It has been the most catastrophic funding squeeze the NHS has ever known. Now, the amount Boris Johnson is promising – which he dishonestly pretends is historic – is 3.4%, lower than the NHS average since 1948. He repeats this with impunity and is not challenged by the opposition or the media. Omid Scobie accuses King Charles of evicting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from Frogmore Cottage in 'cheap shot' to 'punish' couple for Netflix seriesMIC'sJosh Patterson reveals being 'battered and villainised' on the show resulted in his 'toxic and hurtful' relationship with Binky Felstead Kate Middleton proves Omid Scobie's cruel Stepford Wife jibes are far from the truth - from abseiling cliffs in Wales to confident speeches I'm an elegance coach and your winter boots could be making you look cheap - here's 9 styles to avoid Love Island's Gemma Owen SPLITS from boxer Prince Naseem Hamed's son Aadam as star confirms she's single again: 'I'm not in a relationship' Home Alone reunion! Macaulay Culkin is set to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame with onscreen mom Catherine O'Hara set to attend
Former TOWIE star Shelby Tribble, 30, reveals she's had a breast cancer scare and has had to have a biopsy after finding a lump Molly Mae Hague is seen without her engagement ring AGAIN after fiancé Tommy Fury 'snubbed' her after partying with women in Abu Dhabi Clarke, right, at a protest against Donald Trump’s visit to the UK, Oxford, 12 July 2018. Photograph: Pete Lusabia/Alamy Still our type on paper! Maura Higgins,Ekin-Su Cülcülolu and Arabella Chi lead the red carpet glamour as Love Island past and present attend the Beauty Awards
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Enormously so. The heart of good journalism and the heart of good medicine is in some way the same. They are both fundamentally about relationships with people and listening to and respecting people’s stories. So the human story is the heart of journalism. It is not the facts and figures. The facts and figures come to life to a reader through the story – that is what makes them care. And equally, in medicine, in every conceivable way, the human story matters. Angela Scanlon breaks her silence on her 'premature' Strictly Come Dancing exit as she admits she can't stop crying: 'Feels like it's been cut short' How would you like to be remembered? From scattering ashes on a favourite walk, to a party with a bouncy castle, many people are deciding a traditional funeral just isn't right for them Kanye West sings anti-Semitic song Vultures with the lyrics 'I just f***ed a Jewish b****' on stage with Lil Durk and Ty Dolla Sign in Dubai
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