Новости за 05.06.2020

Analytics show that 33-year-old Myka's subscriber count has plummeted by more than 15,750 in the last 30 days. She now has just over 700,000 followers on her channel.

Christopher Kyle posted about the experience at 'Ava's Kitchen' on Instagram. 'It's a very clean establishment, but whewww let me tell you about this owner,' he wrote.

Fashion brands are stepping up and announcing their initiatives to support the Black community in the wake of the George Floyd murder and police brutality protests.

King, 65, appeared on The Talk on Wednesday to discuss the nationwide protests over the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer.

Topshop is having a seriously impressive 50% off sales on tops right now. With prices starting from as low as £3.50 there has never been a better time to invest in their favourite summer styles.

Dorfman, 28, made the accusations against the luxury brand on Instagram this week. The actor said they cut ties with the company months ago but didn't speak out sooner because of legal threats.

Scott Brown, 27, and his fiancée Tara Cuff, had returned home to Blaenau Gwent, after a shopping trip to discover he'd been wrongly identified by the Facebook group, UK Database.

Traditionally, portraits captured in the 1800s show the subjects with no emotion however this one rare image bucks the trend - and has gone viral as a result.

The University of St Andrews has come under fire over its lack of diversity and treatment of students of colour against the backdrop of the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests.

Sally Boocock, 38, from Skipton, North Yorkshire, separated from her daughters on 9th March so that she could continue working as a frontline emergency medical technician.

British body language expert Robin Kermode has revealed the meaning behind the different types of sneezes, explaining that a 'loud sneezer is often marking his position as an alpha male'.

Speaking to the Guardian , teacher Jack McGarey, 31, and marketer Francesca Elizabeth Williams, 33, from Berkshire revealed their very strict lockdown habits, which sparked a huge reaction on Twitter.

The Loose Women panel discussed the sex ban for those who don't live with their partners or potential love interests on today's episode of ITV's Loose Women.

Laura Mee-Bishop, 28, from Derby, weighed just over 14st at Christmas and vowed to slim down to feel confident for her wedding photos, and she's managed to stick to her regime during lockdown.

Dot, from Lancashire, who started hiring out her goats for Zoom meetings, revealed on This Morning how every Sunday since she started, 15 different vicars have booked 'Mary' for virtual church.

Kate Middleton's sister, 36, opted for a neutral colourblock ensemble, as little Arthur was seen for the first time without his pram.

A UK-based mother took to Mumsnet to vent her frustration, after finding out her ex-partner makes a monthly financial donation and gives products to a food bank, while paying minimum child support.

Elizabeth Bloodworth, from Newbury, built her dream greenhouse using old materials and windows donated by a local company and used an Amazon gift gard to buy extra materials.

While the comedian's foul-mouthed character no doubt bought the slippers from her high street, a similar pair from Italian fashion house Gucci pair will set shoppers back a whopping £525.

The Countryside Alliance has highlighted the scourge of empty laughing gas containers - or 'hippy crack' canisters across the country, as Twitter users share grim scenes in their local parks.

Single mum Hannah, from Buckinghamshire, was branded 'lazy' by viewers after admitting she puts herself before her son Jack, 10, in last night's episode of Channel 4's Britain's Best Parent.

Actress Anne-Marie Duff has praised the public health chief at the centre of the response to the Salisbury poisonings as she portrays the 'superhero' in a BBC drama retelling the events.

Speaking to Vanity Fair today, a friend said the duchess sounded 'less restrained' and more like she did before she joined the royal family in her speech about George Floyd's death.

Instagrammer Scott McGlynn, 33, from Wales, has told how he was bullied and called 'pizza face' and 'spotty boy' at school - but now gets paid to work with top skincare brands.

Helen Leathem, from London, posted a picture of her daughter kneeling on their doorstep while holding a poster with 'privileged' in rainbow letters and an arrow pointing upwards.