'Bigger people want to enjoy it too': GBBO's Laura Adlington goes topless to SLAM 'fancy spas' for excluding plus-sized guests after being accused of trying to 'humble the working class' with her lavish postsĮd Sheeran admits he originally thought his 'throwaway pop song' Shape Of You was 'cookie cutter' and 'lazy' Molly-Mae Hague totes a £9k Chanel bag and £800 Prada trainers. No more meal-time tantrums! Start to ENJOY family dinners again with these delicious 20-minute ideas everyone will love Harry Styles' robot searches for a meaningful connection before befriending the singer in a Wall-E inspired video for his single Satellite Good Morning Britain fans are left shocked by Kate Garraway's 'real' age' as she celebrates her birthday on the show TOWIE star Carol Wright, 63, showcases her incredible figure in a sexy grey bikini while reclining on the beach.
Sip, munch and be merry: Here are 5 fantastically royal family activities for the Coronation weekend, from country walks to refreshing afternoon teaĭCI Banks star Stephen Tompkinson was in PJs and dressing gown 'when he punched drunk stranger in noise row and left him lying unconscious on ground'
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'It really hit me': Tearful Craig Revel Horwood discusses shock of losing his two friends Len Goodman and Paul O'Grady within weeks of each otherīBC axes HUGE sitcom after just three series - as devastated cast mourn show's fate on social media Maya Jama strips down to a skimpy pink bikini as she frolics by the pool during sun-soaked getaway Meanwhile civil service malcontents will keep coming after Rishi Sunak's team until he's the last one left around the Cabinet table. So let us ask again: Who is truly in control? Is it ministers who are elected and accountable, or civil servants who are not? And repeat the warning that unless ministers have the freedom to robustly challenge obstructive or substandard staff, this country will be ungovernable.
Well that didn't take long, did it? Only five days ago, the Mail warned that the Prime Minister's decision to sacrifice Justice Secretary Dominic Raab on the altar of expediency in the face of some pretty lame bullying allegations meant that it was only a matter of time until the Tory-hating civil service blob came after another target.Īnd, with tiresome inevitability, yesterday afternoon the Guardian published a story about how Department of Health officials have 'raised concerns' about the alleged conduct of Health Secretary Steve Barclay.Īpparently he's a 'micro-manager' who 'everyone finds quite challenging', like thousands of other effective bosses across the country.
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