Jeremy Hunt admits breast scan mistake ‘shortened up to 270 lives’
This could be the end for Jeremy Hunt as he admitted that up to 270 women could have passed away as they were not invited to a final routine breast screening. If they had attended these appointments they might have survived. This shocking admission will add even more pressure onto Jeremy Hunt who is currently under investigation over purchase of luxury apartments on south coast. He told the Commons 450,000 women aged around 70 had failed to get invitations since...
Beer of the Week: Bath Ales Sulis Lager
Founded in 1995, Bath Ales brews a distinctive range of premium, well-crafted beers from its west country base. A new chapter began for Bath Ales in 2016, acquired by St Austell Brewery, one of only 28 independent, family-owned brewers in the country and one of Cornwall’s oldest businesses. Following this takeover, Bath Ales will launch a brand new brew house, Hare Brewery, later this month, home to some of the most sophisticated and technically-advanced brewing and bottling facilities in the...
Man shot dead and another wounded outside tube station
A murder inquiry is underway after a man was shot dead and another injured outside a tube station. Armed cops and paramedics were called to Queensbury tube station in north west London just after 9pm last night (TUES). A man in his 30s found with a critical gun shot wound was pronounced dead at the scene just before 10pm. He is yet to be formally identified as police inform the next-of-kin. A second man, who is in his 20s, is...
Heartless UPS delivery driver leaves abusive note on ambulance accusing paramedics of blocking him in
Paramedics were left stunned after a UPS delivery driver left a note on their ambulance with the message: "Nice one blocking road." The angry message was left by a driver who was annoyed that an ambulance had parked in the road while responding to a 999 call on Monday (30/4). West Midlands Ambulance Service said the crew had parked on a verge in Erdington, Birmingham, allowing other vehicles to pass, but other road users parked opposite, blocking the road. Picture...
Quit your job and travel the world like… Chris König
Ever thought about quitting your job to go travelling? Each week TLE speaks to extraordinary people who have done exactly that. This week, we caught up with photographer and adventurer, Chris König, to find out about his life on the road. Chris started out studying psychology. He now lives in a van and travels the world putting on photography workshops. Chris told us about his favourite places, near-death experiences and what made him quit his job to travel... Tell us...
Fat Tony’s to remain at Bar Termini Centrale, indefinitely
Changes are coming to Bar Termini Centrale, the renowned Marylebone bar from Tony Conigliaro. Following the success of a two-month pop-up residency, Fat Tony’s will continue to operate from Bar Termini Centrale, on an indefinite basis. Launched by chef James French, Fat Tony’s has captured the attention of Londoners with a menu of classic Italian dishes, with a prominent focus on handmade pasta (all made fresh on-site, daily). Committed to classic dishes and traditional Italian flavours, the Fat Tony’s menu...
Film Review: Tully
Ever since Juno blew me away at the cinema I've been fascinated by Diablo Cody's work as a screenwriter. She's always worked best delving into the dramas playing out in suburban homes across America, transforming what may be mundane into the witty and heartfelt. While Juno dealt with the impact of pregnancy, Tully focuses on the immediacy of raising an infant. Marlo (Charlize Theron) already has two kids with her husband Drew (Ron Livingston), and her hands full with 'quirky'...
Film Review: Mary And The Witch’s Flower
The shadow of Studio Ghibli stalwart Hayao Miyazaki looms over Mary And The Witch’s Flower, the debut feature from the newly established Studio Ponoc – founded by leading film producer Yoshiaki Nishimura, in the wake of Ghibli’s decision to halt production following Miyazaki’s retirement back in 2014. Adapted from Mary Stewart’s beloved novel, ‘The Little Broomstick’, the film introduces us to the titular Mary (Ruby Barnhill), a curious & independent youngster struggling to overcome the boredom of living with her...
Poll reveals cash strapped Britain is beset with buyer’s remorse
A new study has revealed buyer's remorse is becoming increasingly prominent as cashed-strapped Brits are forced to dip into their savings for extravagant buys. Clothes, a car – and engagement rings are among the purchases Brits have bought but later regretted, A poll of 5,000 adults found. More than half have dipped into their savings to splurge on an extravagant buy but ended up wishing they hadn’t. And almost one in ten even admitted regretting their purchase within minutes of...