A female nurse clinician overseeing a drug trial in the early 1990s posed a question that she noticed the male volunteers were reluctant to address.
That is, save for one brave soul. Asked if there were any noticeable side-effects to the treatment he had been receiving, he confided the truth: he had been having robust erections throughout the night.
‘At this point many of the other men admitted they had, too,’ says Dr David Brown, one of the team of
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has apologised to thousands of its staff after their personal and employment data was comprimised. The force has described it as a “significant” data breach.
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris says he is “deeply concerned” by the breach. While the Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) said its members are “appalled”.
The incident happened as the PSNI responded to a Freedom of Information request seeking the number of officers and staff at all
Rents must be slashed and investment poured into Oxford Street to save it from becoming a scourge of tacky sweet shops, industry leaders have warned.
It comes days after harrowing images revealed the shocking extent of the homelessness crisis gripping Oxford Street, with large numbers of people lying on makeshift mattresses.
While still considered Britain’s premier shopping destination, the shift to online shopping and the impact of the pandemic have left the street a shell of its former self.
Retail
Prince Harry seemed to exhibit signs of “nervousness” and “embarrassment” while discussing his first date with now-wife Meghan Markle back in 2016, according to a body language expert.
In their Netflix series Harry & Meghan the couple explained how they first met on Instagram and then agreed to meet at Soho House at 76 Dean Street when Meghan was in London.
However the Duke admitted he kept Meghan waiting for around half an hour after getting stuck in traffic, revealing:
Justin Trudeau faced intense criticism after he was recorded singing a rendition of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody following an evening dinner just two days before Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral.
The Prime Minister of Canada belted out the 1975 hit at an impromptu session in London’s swanky Corinthia Hotel – where suites go for at least $5,000 – while the UK and Commonwealth was in its official period of mourning.
Trudeau, 50, was one of the many world leaders who traveled
