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Rupert Everett stunned viewers during his appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories as he opened up about his extraordinarily unusual family life. The actor, 61, revealed he was shipped off to boarding school at age seven, and when he returned home in the holidays he shared a bed with his mother until he was a teenager. Rupert also told Piers he went on his first fox hunt when he was 11, and his family members smeared the blood of the dead fox on his face. "I loathed it, I hated it, I screamed and ran off," he said. Piers asked: "Did he ever tell you he loved you?" Rupert replied: "No of course not, nobody in my family ever said that, the biggest compliment in my family you used to get was 'well parked' in driving. "I had a great deal of affection for my mother, I slept with my mother until I was 14, and we wheeled toes together in the bed. "I had a very tactile relationship with my mother, but not any of the men in my family." Piers asked if Rupert remembered the … [Read more...] about Rupert Everett tells Piers Morgan he slept in same bed as his mother until age 14

Home Women Women oi-Prerna Aditi By Prerna Aditi on February 26, 2021 Women are one of the biggest sources of inspiration for all of us. They are the ones who are super talented in handling their work-life and taking care of their family at the same time. To celebrate women's power and safeguard their rights, every year 8 March is observed as International Women's Day. It is a day to acknowledge the achievements and contributions of women for making the world a better place to live. This is the day you can make all the women around you feel special. Here are some sweet messages that you can share with all the amazing women in your life on the occasion of International Women's Day 2021. Also read: International Women's Day 2020: Heartfelt Quotes To Make Women Feel Special 1. "You deserve to get all the things that you have ever wished for in your life. I wish you a happy Women's Day." … [Read more...] about International Women’s Day 2021: Here Are 14 Sweet Messages To Share With Women

Another 847 people have died with coronavirus in UK hospitals, taking the nationwide total beyond 14,000. The Department of Health announced the latest increase, with 14,576 people with COVID-19 - the disease caused by coronavirus - now confirmed to have died in hospital across the four home nations. The number of tests for the illness has also risen by 21,328 to 438,991, although this includes some people being tested more than once. There have now been 108,692 positive tests in the UK. Health authorities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland also record their own daily figures, which may not tally with the government's total as they collate their numbers at different times throughout the day. Advertisement Why the UK's daily death figures don't reveal the full picture NHS England announced another 738 deaths in hospitals in England, taking the country's total to 13,134. Of the new deaths, 138 occurred on 16 … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: UK hospital deaths reach 14,576 after 847 more patients die

Thousands more badgers face being shot this autumn after a dozen new applications were made for cull licences. Natural England said it received “12 licence applications /expressions of interest in respect to 2021 badger control licensing”. Answering a request for information from a member of the public, it also revealed the controversial scheme could take place in 14 counties this year: Berkshire, Cornwall, Devon, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Herefordshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, the West Midlands, Wiltshire and Worcestershire. If the licences are granted, it would be the first time culling had been authorised in Hampshire and Northamptonshire. More than 40 existing, four-year licences will continue in 2021 alongside the new licences, if they are granted. The revelation about new applications dashes the hopes of campaigners who hoped the announcement earlier this year(2021) of a Government plan to phase out culling could curb … [Read more...] about New badger cull bids dash campaigners’ hopes of early end to killing programme

Marshall a dévoilé sa première paire d’ écouteurs sans fil True Wireless , après s'être largement concentré sur les casques filaires, les écouteurs Bluetooth et les enceintes portables ces dernières années. La marque, qui est surtout connue pour ses amplis de guitare emblématiques, affirme que les écouteurs sans fil Marshall Mode II offriront " une expérience audio exceptionnelle ", tout en étant " résolument nomades " grâce à leur étui de chargement compact. Les nouveaux écouteurs conservent l'aspect de l’équipement audio Marshall, avec le logo "M" de la marque en relief sur l’oreillette extérieur, ainsi qu'un boîtier de chargement en cuir. Apple AirPods Pro Lite : que peut-on attendre des prochains écouteurs abordables ? Dans les transports, faut-il leur préférer un casque anti-bruit ? Où télécharger gratuitement votre musique en 2021 ? Ils sont livrés avec quatre embouts de tailles différentes, ce qui devrait vous permettre de trouver un ajustement sûr, … [Read more...] about Les premiers écouteurs sans fil True Wireless de Marshall défient les Apple AirPods

For medical students and junior doctors, training can be hit and miss. Sometimes you sit down with an actor who plays the part of a patient and rehearse giving a difficult diagnosis, sometimes there's a dummy that you examine, with a colleague shouting out imaginary symptoms along the lines of "His blood pressure's gone through the floor!" or "She looks sweaty and confused now!" In most cases, your imagination has to do the legwork, converting the unmoving peach-coloured rubber torso into a patient urgently in need of assistance or the actor into someone who's about to get bad news. If you're lucky, you get to practice this way a few times a year. If you're in a pandemic, you might not even get that. With training oftentimes taking place in hospitals, students and trainers now can't go to these facilities in order to reduce the risk of transmitting COVID. So now a number of universities and medical institutions are turning to virtual reality to bridge the training gap. … [Read more...] about Virtual reality has found a new role: Teaching doctors to deal with patients