Before Covid Prison when we loathed isolation and confinement within our four walls, working from home was rare, in special circumstances or emergencies.
Headlines this week have been full of ‘cover-ups’ of horrendous human behaviour involving baby deaths and multiple rapes.
Tell us something we don’t know – the NHS is in crisis, will take at least eight years to fix and it can’t have more money.
Celebrity endorsements in an influencer-obsessed world lead to the easily suggestible parting with their hard-earned cash for all manner of over-priced nonsense.
Even in riot-free East Anglia, this week has felt weird, eerie and unsettling, says EDP columnist Rachel Moore.
“Cheers. Thanks winter fuel payments!” Cocktail glasses clinked as a couple in their mid-70s toasted their first night on a December break back in Tenerife.
If we had £1 for every time we heard that skills shortages were holding back the UK, we’d be driving Ferraris.
That means the thorny old Friday night divvying up of the household weekend ‘to do list’ for couples who both work full-time.
Cardboard cut-out police officers propped up in aisles giving shoppers the evil eye have long been used to deter thieves in bargain and pound shops.
