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Britons woke up to snow and fierce winds this morning as the warm Easter weather was replaced with Arctic winds bringing freezing temperatures. The bitterly cold weather comes just 24 hours after Britons packed beaches and parks all over the country to bask in warm temperatures of 18C (64.4F) and enjoy the easing of lockdown. Monday morning temperatures were far lower as cold northern winds moved over the country with the mercury at -1C up north and barely above freezing in the south. Tooting and Clapham in London were the most southerly places in the UK to see snow - despite forecasters saying the south would avoid frost. The freezing weather comes as Britons prepare for more lockdown easing on April 12, with the return of beer gardens and al fresco dining. The forecast is still promising for the big reopening with temperatures of up to 14C expected - but the cold Arctic snap may lead to anxiety in the run-up to next Monday.
The PM's new system will see destinations rated as red, amber and green using criteria including the percentage of the population that has been vaccinated, the rate of infection, any emerging variants and the country's access to reliable data and genomic sequencing. The criteria could result in European countries like France and Italy being ruled out of bounds for British holidaymakers in the coming months as parts of the EU suffer spikes in coronavirus cases and the bloc's vaccination drive continues to stall. Under the Government's scheme, sunseekers returning from countries in the green category will not have to isolate, although they will need to have tests before and after they fly.
Abdul Rauf was jailed in six years for his role in the Rochdale child sex trafficking ring in 2012 and in 2015 he was told by the Home Office he was being stripped of his UK citizenship.
The Government has set a target of installing 600,000 heat pumps each year by 2028, replacing gas boiler but the pumps require larger radiators or underfloor heating to reach same heat levels.
Of the around 20,000 people arriving in the country every day, around 40 percent - or 8,000 - are tourists, figures compiled by British Border Force staff revealed.
Boris Johnson has announced a huge expansion of screening with free rapid testing kits made available to everyone in England from this Friday. Mr Johnson said the multi-billion pound move can help the return to normality by picking up asymptomatic cases and identifying local outbreaks faster. But concerns were immediately raised as when used on that scale the tests could wrongly label tens of thousands of people a week as having Covid - forcing them to isolate and get more reliable PCR checks to show they are clear. At an Easter Monday press conference this evening, Mr Johnson will confirm the next stage of the lockdown roadmap is on schedule - with shops, gyms and hairdressers allowed to reopen from next week. Pubs, restaurants and cafes will also be allowed a limited reopening for outdoor customers. The premier is also set to give a hint on the way forward for foreign holidays, with a 'traffic light' system expected to be introduced for destinations when the blanket ban on travel is dropped - potentially from May 17. Mr Johnson will give a 'high level' indication of the government's plan for coronavirus passports. But the government faces prospect of losing a vote on the controversial concept as Tory rebels join forces with Labour to raise civil liberties objections.
Theresa Cheung, a UK-based best-selling author in the realms of spirituality, dreams and the paranormal, believes the day a person was born can reveal details about who they truly are.
The American-born Jordanian royal said she hoped 'praying that truth and justice will prevail' following the reported detainment of her son Prince Hamzah bin Hussein in Jordan.
Caroline Rennie, 21, is thought to have got into difficulty while working with farm machinery on Saturday afternoon in a field near her home town of Turriff, Aberdeenshire.
Dubai Police have arrested a group of people on charges of public debauchery after a group of women were spotted posing naked on a balcony in the city.
Sarah Murray, 49, (left and right) froze 11 of her eggs back in 2015 when she was 43 years old that she is now 'unlikely' to use because the main issue for her is becoming a mother as she approaches 50. Sarah, from East London, spent nearly £10,000 on the process but her mindset has changed as she had hoped to use the eggs in the few years after freezing them. Likewise, Carla Poole, 49, spent £10,000 freezing her eggs when she was 37. UK law currently says human eggs can be frozen for 'social' reasons for a maximum of ten years only. Rather than destroying the eggs, Carla moved them to a clinic in Spain where time limits don't apply. Pictured inset: Stock image.
DOMINIC LAWSON Yesterday Sir Keir Starmer chalked up a year since becoming leader of the Labour Party
ANDREW PIERCE: What a shame David Lammy's arguments against vaccine passports are so similar to the concerns raised after Tony Blair which he supported.
The driver fled the crash site in Brownhills, Walsall, after the incident at around 4pm on Easter Sunday but a man was arrested around four miles away in Bloxwich shortly afterwards. He is being held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. One witness told how the baby's parents were 'hysterical' after the collision, which police believe happened after the BMW1 Series (left and right) crashed into a Ford B-Max (inset) before ploughing onto the pavement and pinning the mother and baby against a wall.
Orianne Cevey says ex Phil Collins would drink alcohol and watch the news all day, leaving her feeling alone. She married Thomas Bates in August last year before moving in with him in January.
EXCLUSIVE: Carole Baskin, 59, from Texas, speaks to FEMAIL as she prepares to 'set the record straight' on a Louis Theroux BBC2 documentary airing tonight.
Tourism chiefs say demand for camp sites and holiday homes for this summer has boomed - with Britons cautious about trips abroad due to the possibility Covid travel restrictions.
Alexander Armstrong discovered the letters in the bathroom of Sir Blair Stewart-Wilson while making documentary the Queen and her Cousins to mark Her Majesty's upcoming 95th birthday
Malik Younas Fazal (left), from Birmingham, charges £80 for false papers to help UK arrivals dodge tests. Fazal advised an undercover reporter how to use the documents (right) to pass border checks. He began offering the invoices after using Facebook to sell fake negative PCR tests, which are also mandatory before entering the UK. Health experts said Fazal was risking hundreds of people's lives with his scheme.
Michael Gove is said to have made the offer to furious backbenchers appalled at the idea of forcing Britons to prove their vaccination status to enter pubs and other social hubs.
The SAGE adviser warned while the strain had failed to take root in the UK it was behind up to 20 per cent of infections in some countries on the continent. The variant may be able to dodge immunity from jabs.
Hospitality venues were first ordered to start collecting customer details last year to help track down the contacts of anyone who subsequently tested positive.
Government sources said the 'focus' would be on enabling certain businesses to reopen without the need for social distancing rules that would make them economically unviable.
Lizzy Evans, 27, (left) from Bagillt, Wales, was pregnant with her fourth when she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. She began her grueling treatment soon after giving birth - which was induced eight weeks early - and was given the all clear. But less than a year later, Mrs Evans began experiencing severe pain in her back, shoulder, ribs and neck. Her GP said this was due to her treatment bringing on early menopause and she was 'sent home with pain relief'. But when the pain got worse, further tests revealed the cancer had returned. It had spread to her lungs, brain and spine and was terminal. She passed away on March 31 leaving behind her children aged nine, eight, two and one. After her terminal diagnosis, she and her boyfriend Joshua Evans, 29, (right together) got married her mother's house.
Boris Johnson last night faced calls to sack Government adviser and Tory peer Helena Morrissey for denying existence of the pandemic and blaming China for spreading fear.
Jack Stenner, 33 - the Mayor of London's director of political and public affairs - blatantly flouted lockdown rules by travelling 130-miles from London to his parent's home in Charlton Kings.
What are you wearing? A trivial enough question, pre-Covid days, designed to avoid sartorial clashes or clangers. But now, with the end of lockdown finally in sight and calendars being filled with dates for get-togethers outside from April 12, women across the country are excitedly planning their 're-entry outfits'. Namely, what to wear on that first special occasion when they are reunited with friends and family. Here, five writers share their 're-entry outfits' and reveal the special social occasion that will truly signify that life in the UK has returned to normal... (Pictured, Daily Mail writers Clare Boyd, Lorraine Candy, Liz Jones, Kitty Dimbleby and Rosie Millard.)
DR JENNY HARRIES: The new UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) launched last week to protect the nation's health both from existing hazards and also from external and emerging threats.
Today is the second day that just ten deaths have been recorded, marking the lowest daily death toll since September. A further 2,297 people tested positive for coronavirus today,
Primrose Hill (pictured today and yesterday, top left) was one of the green spaces to fall victim to the scourge despite repeated calls for people to take home their mess. It came as Britons packed beaches and parks all over the country to bask in warm temperatures of 18C (64.4F) and enjoy the easing of lockdown. It is unlikely similar scenes will be repeated today, with Arctic winds battering Britain overnight and thousands waking up to heavy snow, fierce winds and temperatures below freezing.
The Society for Acute Medicine (SAM) said the outlook was 'grim' while high numbers of patients could disrupt efforts to ensure people get routine treatments such as hip and knee operations.
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Charles Alastair Hyde Villiers (right) was devoted to his late grandmother who, he says, was as wise as she was wealthy. 'She had street sense as well as being from an aristocratic family,' he says. Lady Mairi Bury, daughter of the 7th Marquess of Londonderry, was particularly careful when it came to money. When she died, leaving her millions to a 'small number of heirs' (Charles included), she decided to put her estate in trust, offering 'some protection'. Protection from what? 'Well, she was acutely aware of the risk of family members getting married,' says Charles, arching an eyebrow. 'You see it over and over again. You have these aristocratic families where the assets - property, farmland, portraits - go back generations. But it only takes one person in one generation to take half of it. These people take a chainsaw to old families, or try to. My advice to any young man of means, when it comes to marriage, is: be careful.' No prizes for guessing that Charles, 58, who is also a distant relative of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall is in the throes of one of the messiest divorces that the current aristocratic set has ever witnessed, nine years since his wife Emma, 62 (left with daughter Clarissa), left the Scottish manor (inset).
The dogs who mauled 85-year-old grandmother Lucille Downer outside her home in Rowley Regis, Birmingham, West Midlands, have been 'humanely destroyed'.
Police investigating dog thefts in Essex arrested a 54-year-old woman and two teenage boys as they rescued 27 animals, including lurchers, spaniels, terriers, a French bulldog and a Rottweiler.
The woman, believed to be from the UK, explained on Mumsnet she had messaged the wife of the man she had been flirting with online. The post sparked a debate on if she should have told.
The seek-and-find puzzle, created by North Devon holiday stays company Big Domain, asks players to find the five Easter bunnies carrying baskets in this pretty springtime scene.
Viewers are on tenterhooks to discover who the elusive fourth man 'H' is in the ongoing hunt for the 'bent copper' in Line Of Duty. And their latest wild theory involves John Corbett's widow Steph, after they noticed an intricate H 'clue' hidden in her kitchen tiles (main image) during Sunday's episode of the show. During the latest instalment of the hit police drama, many viewers took to Twitter (inset) to share their thoughts after noticing the very telling detail.
Controversial billionaire businessman Bernard Tapie, 78, and his wife Dominique, 70, are recovering from an 'extremely violent' burglary at their luxury estate near Paris.
Journalist Glenn Greenwald, 54, was the victim of a violent robbery at his farm near Rio. The home invasion took place at the remote farm he is living at and occurred exactly a month ago.
Celebrities did not let the absence of an official red carpet stop them from dressing to impress for last night's Screen Actors Guild Awards. (L-R) Nicole Kidman, Kaley Cuoco, Kerry Washington and Gillian Anderson were among the many stars getting glam at home ahead of the virtual Hollywood event, that was pre-recorded this year for the first time ever. Facing the unique challenges of a pandemic-era awards show, SAG-AFTRA's awards committee decided against a Zoom-heavy affair in lieu of pre-produced pieces and top-secret acceptance speeches shot ahead of time.
Other British winners included Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne and Mark Rylance who won as part of the ensemble cast of The Trial of The Chicago 7.
Ruffalo accepted the award virtually from home, beating out fellow nominees Bill Camp, Daveed Diggs, Hugh Grant, and Ethan Hawke.
Gillian Anderson was a winner on all fronts on Sunday as she dazzled at the 2021 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
'Mental illness is a real thing and I just think it's really important that we're honest and open about it,' the actor, 53, said during Sunday's televised awards show.
Last night's SAG Awards were pre-taped this year, allowing Hollywood to take some style risks as they showed off their would-be red carpet looks at home. Not everyone hit the fashion mark, however, with (L-R) Bridgerton's Kathryn Drysdale, Elle Fanning, Schitt's Creek's Emily Hampshire and The Crown's Emma Corrin opting for some unusual looks. The quirky ensembles coincided with this year's revamped awards ceremony. Facing the unique challenges of a pandemic-era awards show, SAG-AFTRA's awards committee decided against a Zoom-heavy affair in lieu of pre-produced pieces and top-secret acceptance speeches shot ahead of time.
John Brown, 67, has initiated proceedings at the High Court in London for alleged malicious prosecution and misfeasance in a public office in the wake of Operation Yewtree.
The NASUWT, which has 314,000 members in both private and state schools, said many women staff have reported sex assaults and harassment by male pupils.
The mother of missing 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye, Evidence Joel, has said her life is a 'complete nightmare' in the wake of his disappearance two-weeks ago. Searches continue in Epping Forest.
EXCLUSIVE: Nic Seal, founder of Environet, a British company which specialises in tackling invasive plants, believes the public should be made aware of the risk bamboo poses.
Dozens of innocent people were killed when Islamist insurgents launched a raid the northern town of Palma on March 24, including Briton Philip Mawer. Now, in the shocking pictures obtained by Sky News , the scale and violence of the attack by the Islamic State-affiliated local al-Shabaab group is becoming more clear. The true death toll of the attack remains unknown, with internet and mobile phone networks disrupted making communication with the region difficult. According to eyewitness reports, the gunmen ruthlessly attacked nearby villages before their main assault on Palma, and even ambushed a convoy of foreigners trying to escape the violence.
Leaked emails revealed how Australian tycoon Lex Greensill (left) was able to push through a government loan scheme from which he benefited by citing the authority of then prime minister Mr Cameron.
The Scottish National Party, the Greens and Alex Salmond's new Alba Party are forecast to win 79 of the 129 Holyrood seats between them, according to a survey by Panelbase for the Sunday Times.
Thandiwe Newton has spoken candidly about the abuse she received as a young actress in Hollywood in the latest issue of Vogue. The British star, 48, has also declared she is 'taking back' her name, after a misspelling in her first acting credit lumbered her with 'Thandie' instead of actual name 'Thandiwe', forcing her to go by the wrong moniker for her entire career. Speaking about her past abuse, the actress tells Vogue: 'There's a moment where the ghost of me changed, you know. And it was then, [I] was 16.'
Enjoying a strong cup of coffee half an hour before exercising significantly increases fat-burning - especially in the afternoon, scientists in Spain have found.
Dr Max Pemberton said he has seen many people die during his career and admitted that under certain conditions, for example being unable to move, he would choose to take his own life.
In our second extract from former Foreign Officer Minister Alan Duncan's riotously candid diaries, he continues to support the Prime Minister Theresa May following her 'most disastrous' election campaign - while criticising her in private for her 'absurd' appointment of Gavin Williamson (left) as Defence Secretary. Meanwhile, he is finding the antics of his boss Boris Johnson (bottom right) - now Foreign Secretary - increasingly jaw-dropping. The diaries cover his final four turbulent years in Parliament, when Brexit split the Conservatives apart. Once a Eurosceptic, Duncan made many enemies himself by deciding to support Remain.
Leading dermatologist Karen Fischer, 47, has revealed her top secrets to skin beauty, as well as skin problems. After over 20 years of clinical practice, she has learnt to treat her skin holistically.
Under proposals unveiled by Bradford Council, an international tourism trail inspired by the Bronte sisters could be 'destroyed' and replaced with a 150-home development within the next six years.
From Thailand to the US, cats were caught red-pawed as they napped or rested in strange places, including fridges and plant holders, and Bored Panda has collected the best of the adorable pictures. Picture clockwise from the top left: Two cats kissing in a fridge; a cat causing a technical crisis; a feline and a turtle cuddling in a terrarium ; three cats taking over the luggage carousel; two kittens sleeping in their food bowls and a cat attempting to hide in a crate of plastic bottles.
Governor Ron DeSantis took part in an aerial tour and later held a press conference after more than 300 homes were evacuated Saturday near the large reservoir in the Tampa Bay area.
''Dad,' I told him, 'if people find out, but they think you're not approving of this, it makes it seem wrong,' Hunter Biden wrote in his memoir, Beautiful Things, set to be released on April 6.
A woman has has been found dead in a charity bin on the Gold Coast. The body was discovered in a bin behind Stockland Burleigh Heads Shopping Centre, on West Burleigh Road, at 7am on Monday. She is understood to have died after becoming stuck in the bin.
A police investigation is under way after two teenage boys and a woman were struck by shotgun pellets in Elms Road, Red Lodge, near Newmarket, Suffolk, at around 2.55pm on Sunday.
Professor Priyamvada Gopal said the Royal Family was a 'white' institution which had profited from the British Empire.
Hairdressers and barbers can reopen in Scotland for the first time in three month from today. Some non-essential shops can also reopen as Scotland continues its roadmap out of lockdown, including garden centres, homeware stores and click-and-collect services. Visits to hairdressers and barbers must be pre-booked in advance. The easing of restrictions is in contrast to England where hairdressers will not be able to open until April 12.
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The Biden administration has stopped a Baltimore manufacturing plant from making AstraZeneca's COVID vaccine after it ruined 15 million doses of Johnson & Johnson's.
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Donald and Melania Trump attended Easter Sunday service at Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach Gardens, left, where they received a rousing applause as they were introduced by Senior Pastor Todd Mullins. Mullins' father Tom is an ally of the former President, and served on his Evangelical Executive Advisory Board in 2016. After the service, the Trump motorcade took the couple back to Mar-a-Lago, where Trump spent some quality time with the grandkids, right, who were treated to an Easter egg hunt.
The New York Times published a profile on the chief legal officer, Viet Dinh, on Sunday, which aimed to clarify the 'sociable and relentless' Republican lawyer's role at Fox Corp.
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This is the moment the Razor Crest spaceship crashes in strong winds in Siberia, footage shows. The Russian climate was too much for a life-size replica of the iconic starship from The Mandalorian, the Star Wars spinoff series. The one-tonne model - 46ft in length - came a cropper in Yakutsk, the world's coldest city, in a sudden hurricane-like gust as the Empire Struck Back. The copy was built by local enthusiasts who have vowed to rebuild the smashed spaceship which had been installed on a permafrost hill in a park. There were no casualties when the 13ft high gunship - used by bounty hunter Din Djarin to roam the galaxy - was destroyed in a temperature of minus 15C. Cosplayer Ayaal Fedorov and his co-creators had unveiled the homemade model costing £7,300 in March.
Powers used to charge drivers for removing and impounding illegally parked vehicles were 'inadvertently removed due to a drafting error' in 1991 - and no one noticed until now.
A dozen girls, aged 12 to 16 from across the South of England, were found to be part of the online chat group - which described members as a 'Suicide Squad'.
Mano Totau and Sione Fataua were teenagers studying at a boarding school in the island nation of Tonga when they and four friends decided to steal a whaling boat and travel nearly 500 miles to Fiji in June of 1965. In a 60 Minutes special aired Sunday, Totau and Fataua described how their joyride came to an alarming end when the engineless boat was ripped apart in a storm, leaving them drifting directionless in the sea for days before they finally saw land. Their experience over the months that followed has been likened to William Golding's iconic novel Lord of the Flies - albeit without the murder and mayhem. It wasn't until September 1966 that sailor Peter Warner spotted the boys and rescued them from the volcanic island of 'Ata.
Police divers have been seen searching a pond in Epping Forest as part of their search effort for missing student Richard Okorogheye, who left his west London home on 22 March.
Sanchez posted an image on his Instagram story of comments from a user displaying several monkey emojis. The Colombian wrote 'nothing changes' with a sleepy-faced emoji on the post.
It is the role which launched the career of Catherine Zeta-Jones. Now Bridgerton star Sabrina Bartlett (left) is playing Mariette Larkin in the remake of The Darling Buds Of May - and the resemblance is striking. The original ITV series made Miss Zeta-Jones, right, now 51, a household name in the early Nineties, playing the daughter of Sir David Jason's Pop Larkin, famous for his catchphrase 'perfick'. Miss Bartlett, 29, who played opera singer Siena Rosso in Netflix bodice-ripper Bridgerton, inset, has been seen on set in character for the first time and is the image of her predecessor, who played the eldest of the Larkin children when the series aired from 1991 to 1993.
Women outnumber men for the first time at a British police force. Wiltshire Police has 1,140 female officers and staff compared to 1,101 male employees, a report revealed.
London-based entrepreneur Jackie Fast shares her personality quiz to decipher whether you're a rule-breaker or a conformist, and reveals how to become more rebellious in daily life.
The incident happened 30 minutes into the game as Diakhaby was visibly angry with one of the players from the opposing side. He was held back in the incident by one of his teammates and a player from the opposing side before explaining his side to the referee. Shortly after he walked off the pitch, followed by the rest of his team. Sportsmail understands that Diakhaby was left devastated following the incident but Valencia have said that he asked his teammates to return to the field to complete the match.
Lisa Squire has spoken out about the difficulties of having to grieve in the public glare in an interview with the BBC in the wake of Sarah Everard's death.
Prisoners including the alleged mastermind of the September 11 terrorist attacks have been moved from a once-secret unit in Guantanamo Bay after it fell into disrepair, with raw sewage entering cells.
Naomi Wise, from Essex, (pictured left) met the convicted killer through a pen pal scheme while trying to hone her skills as a counsellor but soon fell for Victor Oquendo (right) after they exchanged letters. Oquendo, 30, was jailed for 24 years after fatally shooting two men in a gangland hit when he was 19 years old. He is not set for release until 2034 but the couple plan to marry at the Macomb Correctional Facility in Michigan as soon as the pandemic allows. Pictured (inset): A sketch of the couple together created by Naomi's friend.
The treatment, called Phesgo, is being rolled out across England by the NHS and will be offered to patients with HER2-positive breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy.
Ever since 2016, when Ross Poldark engaged in topless scything in episode three of Poldark, the actor who played him, Aidan Turner, has suffered feverish speculation over his love life- now we know.
Relatives described Noah Green, who was shot dead after the attack in Washington, DC, as 'not a terrorist by any means' and said he suffered from 'depression and potential mental illness'.
DEREK LAWRENSON AT AUGUSTA: It's been 60 years since golf's original global ambassador pulled off a triumph that, to this day, still ranks as arguably the most influential victory in the game's history.
Everyone loves to chat about the weather - and there will be even more to chat about this month following the release of a book brimming with jaw-dropping weather photographs. Weather, by Robert J Ford (www.amberbooks.co.uk), features a dramatic collection of more than 160 images that demonstrate how 'the weather affects us all'. The book features snaps of everything from violent tornadoes and moody mists and fogs to powerful lightning storms and fierce blizzards. The photographs in the tome have been taken from as far and wide as Antarctica and Greenland and Namibia and Qatar. Here MailOnline showcases 20 of the book's amazing images.
A basejumper was rushed to Brighton Hospital after he leapt from 530ft cliffs at Beachy Head near Eastbourne, East Sussex, and his parachute did not deploy, leaving him needing medical help.
Mairead Philpott tucked into a £5.19 McChicken sandwich and fries meal which was delivered by bicycle to a bail hostel in the south of England. The killer also enjoyed a pink birthday cake.
The family of Belly Mujinga, who died from Covid in April last year, have asked the police for the name of the man they say spat on her so they can pursue a civil claim against him.
Five animals escaped in just five months last year at a zoo belonging to the charity where Boris Johnson's fiancee Carrie Symonds works, the Mail can reveal.
James, the younger sibling of the Duchess of Cambridge , 39, and Pippa Middleton , 37, has been staying at their parents Carole and Michael's Berkshire home throughout lockdown with his French girlfriend (pictured right). But last month, the 33-year-old entrepreneur, who has had to postpone his wedding twice due to Covid-19 , revealed he and Alizée are moving out of West London for life in the country, after living in the capital together for the past two years. Speaking to The Telegraph , he declared he and Alizee are 'country people' and are 'now counting down the days until we get the keys' to their new home. For Easter, James shared a snap (pictured left) to Instagram from a garden showcasing four out of six of his beloved dogs alongside his pet rabbit Pretzel.
'Happy Easter to ALL, including the Radical Left CRAZIES who rigged our Presidential Election, and want to destroy our country!' the former US president wrote in the statement.
Donald and Melania Trump attended Easter Sunday service at Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach Gardens before returning to Mar-a-Lago for some quality time with the grandkids.
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said the country had a 'choice' to make as it emerged from the pandemic and called on people to 'choose a better future for all'.
Worshippers have gathered all around the world to mark Easter Sunday despite ongoing lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions.
Radhika Sanghani (right and inset) has tried out one of the new home 'try while they wait' fashion services, run by British firm Harper Concierge, which recreate the changing-room experience from the comfort of your home. Her Style Concierge Beth (left) gave her clothes to try before taking away any unwanted items at the end, avoiding the dreaded returns forms. The concierge was available over FaceTime for advice while she tried on the clothes, with Radhika describing it as the 'Deliveroo for fashion'. The Harper Concierge service is just one of a new wave of fashion deliveries aiming to ensure online shopping that has boomed over the past year continues when shops reopen.
Kate Thornton, 48, who lives in south-west London, is known for presenting Pop Idol and anchoring Loose Women. The presenter urges people to feel the fear and do things anyway.
Liz Hoggard says that gardens with separate, gated entrances have become a must-have amid the Covid-19 pandemic due to socially distanced socialising outdoors.
Liz Rawlinson, 38, (pictured) from Beckenham, London, founded Gus + Beau back in 2019. The brand provides minimalist and modern playmats for babies and toddlers.
Elsa McAlonan has revealed products that can help to rejuvenate the strands your of hair that have been broken by home hair-dying and heat styling before salons reopen next week.
Knock their socks off like Nicole in a nude embellished dress by Armani Prive
Go for gold in Gucci like Elle Fanning
Look pretty in pink like Kaley Cuoco wearing Prabal Gurung
Mix things up like Emma Corrin in a layered dress by Prada
Pet lovers from all over the world have taken to sharing their amusing snaps to the Facebook group Important Animal Images, with some of the best shots collated by Bored Panda. Pictured clockwise from top left: a cat excited about its birthday; a dog requesting pats at the drive-thru; two cats cuddling; two birds shaking claws; cats watching Tom & Jerry, and a distraught goose looking at a broken model bird.
An Australian mum has been hailed the 'organisation queen' after showing off her impeccable kitchen and bathrooms.
The Co-op has stopped selling compost with peat to help tackle climate change. It is the first high street store to take action after warnings by the Royal Horticultural Society and Monty Don.
Apricot (inset, left and right) and her sister Pretzel were found in the wall of a house by a family who had recently moved in and were doing construction work. They were taken to Nashville Cat Rescue in Tennessee. Apricot may be a genetic chimera cat, which means her cells contain two types of DNA. The feline siblings have been adopted by two mother rescue cats Pickle and Olive, who recently gave birth to litters themselves.
An architect has revealed how he designed a clothes drying rack under the sink in his laundry after becoming frustrated with collapsible options. German-born architect, Wilko Dohring, 46, added the hidden rack to his mid-century Melbourne home and says it is much better as it folds away neatly and doesn't get in the way.
Celebrity personal trainer Nadya Fairweather reveals how to get toned and powerful thigh muscles in just 15 minutes, advising people to try side shuffle squat touch-downs.
Molecule 01, created by German perfumer Geza Schoen, costs £72 for 100ml and has garnered celebrity fans including Rihanna, Beyonce, Kate Moss and Davina McCall.
Passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight were seen applauding the removal of a woman who allegedly refused to wear a mask. In the footage, which was shared on TikTok, a woman is seen arguing with a flight attendant. While during the video, the woman has her mask on the whole time, she was accused of not wearing a face covering before the camera started rolling. The woman is heard telling the flight attendant that she complied with regulations as a man in the background says: 'It's better to get off.' 'You're saying I didn't comply and put my mask on when you asked me to?' she asks. 'Are you seriously telling them that I didn't put my mask on when you asked me to?' As she and a man she appeared to be traveling with get up to exit, the passengers are heard applauding and cheering. That's when the woman is seen throwing up her middle finger to the rest of travelers.
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