A maths teacher who wrecked her career by having a one-night stand with a 15-year-old pupil then got pregnant by a second boy broke down in tears as she was today found guilty of a string of sex offences.
Rebecca Joynes, whose parents run a successful tea-room in an upmarket part of the Wirral, moved away following a messy break-up to start her ‘dream job’ at a school in a deprived area of Greater Manchester.
But after being bombarded with
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The 21st century has been defined by unexpected shocks—major upheavals that have upended the world many of us have known and made our lives feel like the playthings of chaos. Every few years comes a black swan–style event: September 11, the financial crisis, the Arab Spring, Brexit, the election of Donald Trump, the coronavirus pandemic, wars in Ukraine and Gaza. Even daily
When an ‘obesity gene’ was discovered by scientists ten years ago, I remember thinking to myself (while munching on a Hobnob probably): ‘Oh yeah, I’ve definitely got that.’
It all made sense. Why else was I piling on the weight and finding it impossible to shift it permanently? Why else did every diet I started on January 1 seem doomed to failure?
All of us carry the fat mass and obesity-associated (FTO) gene — but around 45 per cent of
The success or failure of your content strategy is very subjective.
It can be nuanced and multifaceted due to many factors – varied objectives, long-term impact, changing goals, complex data interpretation, content attribution, and many other external factors.
But then I’ve heard many business owners and marketing managers complaining about not seeing results despite publishing 12-20 blogs a month, aggressive social media promotions, and segmented email drip campaigns.
It could be because the content strategy itself is flawed, which can
A rise in keyless car theft is set to see 2023 become the worst year on record for vehicle crime, according to a leading motor insurer.
Between 2021 and 2022, thefts have increased by 59 per cent and are expected to be even higher by the end of this year, says LV General Insurance.
It warns that as the winter months draw in and bring with it shorter daylight hours, this type of crime can double as thieves take advantage
Heart attacks among young people in England are on the rise, MailOnline analysis shows.
Cases in some younger age groups have almost doubled over the last decade, with rates in under-40s as whole rising by a quarter.
Our revelation comes after the death of 29-year-old mother Lauren Page Smith, who was discovered lying on her bathroom floor with her two-year-old daughter clinging to her chest just hours after paramedics had given her the all-clear.
Experts say the rise, which has
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Carrie Ann Inaba verteidigt sich.
Während der „Whitney Houston Night“ bei „Dancing with the Stars“ erhielten Ariana Madix und Pasha Pashkov fast die perfekte Punktzahl für ihren Paso Doble.
Madix und Pashkov erhielten viel Lob für die Aufführung, die auf Houstons „Königin der Nacht“ vertont war. DWTS-Richterin Carrie Ann Inaba war allerdings etwas weniger beeindruckt als ihre Mitjurorenkollegen. Seitdem hat sie die sozialen Medien genutzt, um ihre Einstellung zum Tanz zu verteidigen.
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A woman who stabbed her boyfriend 100 times, her dog and herself was suffering a ‘psychotic episode’ caused by cannabis, according to an expert witness.
Bryn Spejcher, 32, originally from Chicago, is said to have smoked pot just five to ten times in her life, according to testimony heard in the trial that started last week at the Superior Court of California.
In May 2018, she took two inhalation on a bong — a water pipe used for smoking marijuana
Writing a review is an exercise in free will. Not only can I tell you what I want about the book and whether I liked it or not, but I also get to choose how to begin. If I decide to start with a personal anecdote, that’s what you will get. And I have the ability—the freedom—to start in other ways instead. These facts may seem too obvious to mention. But they are denied by Robert Sapolsky, a professor
Standing in the cemetery between her mother’s and brother’s well-tended graves this week, Jade Akoum didn’t care who saw her laughing, then crying, as she delivered news she knew they would both want to hear.
She had just won a four-year legal battle to clear her brother Yousef Makki’s name and have it put on public record that the brilliant 17-year-old was ‘unlawfully killed’ by teenager Joshua Molnar in 2019.
Molnar, a public schoolboy, who was also 17 when he
