A woman who took up painting to pass the time during lockdown is selling her art work to support blind and partially sighted people in memory of her dad.
When Boris Johnson announced that he had accepted Matt Hancock’s apology and the matter was closed, one can only imagine the cosy chat which had occurred previously.
Fulwood schoolgirl Saara Ali, who devoted much of lockdown to honing baking skills and selling her treats for charity, can now also stake a claim for the perfect ‘wrap’!
For 36 uncomfortable hours last week, Boris Johnson and his cronies queued up to defend the actions of the disgraced former Health Secretary Matt Hancock. Here’s why they were wrong.
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