Новости за 21.08.2020

Daryl Tyrone Littles II, 24, from Augusta, Georgia, and his friend Pvt. Kicklighter caught their colleagues off guard when they asked them why they enlisted.

Katy Gaston, from Virginia, tipped the scales as 250lbs, and ended up as a size 20 after spending years binging on unhealthy foods.

Here, we've rounded up the back to school essentials you'll need to kit out your child for the new school year. From polo shirts and white blouses to new school shoes, backpacks and more.

A 19-year-old Chick-fil-A employee revealed how to get a bigger Mango Passion Tea for less money. The video went viral, and within days she was fired from her Bay Area store.

A bride-to-be opened up about her 'dilemma' on Facebook, but a screenshot of the appalling post was later shared on Reddit's Wedding Shaming forum.

When it comes to comfortable, non-wired bras that give you support whilst giving you that no-bra feeling, hundreds of Amazon shoppers have turned to the SIMIYA Super Comfort Bra.

Lex and Lochlan O'Malley were born at 24 weeks in 2017, and spent 15 weeks in the NICU in Washington. Their aunt, Tennessy Fraumeni, ordered a custom mask from Etsy.

Brian Turner, now 27, began struggling with acne when he was just 15, and the cystic spots made his skin so sensitive that he was left in near-constant pain.

George V: The Tyrant King, which airs tomorrow on Channel 5, explores the life of the monarch grandson of Queen Victoria, who was killed by his doctor in 1936, aged 70.

Parents are able to purchase a new whole set of schooling attire for just £15 from Sainsbury's - £30 cheaper than John Lewis, who proved to be the least value for money.

Fashion fans and influencers from across the globe have been raving about a £255 Ganni black and white polka-dot summer frock - with shoppers calling the piece 'beautiful'.

The Princess Alexandra Hospital, in Essex, has come under fire on Twiter after putting up a notice which listed being LGBTQ as a 'mental health disorder'. They have since issued an apology.

The brand, which is owned by French firm Carambar & Co, announced the release on their Instagram account on Thursday, a day after teasing fans with a blurred image of the product.

Konnie Huq, of west London, said that after having first son Covey she initially tried to carry on presenting shows in the belief she could 'have it all' and be a great mother as well.

Shanna Smith, from Auckland in New Zealand, has transformed her tiny bedroom into a lush green 'jungle' after filling every inch of space with potted and hanging plants of all shapes and sizes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle distributed supplies, clothes and nappies at a drive-through run by Los Angeles charity Baby2Baby on Wednesday

The Duchess of Cornwall has revealed a selection of bestsellers among her pick of must-reads this summer. The 73-year-old says she hopes the books will provide 'a bit of escapism' for readers.

Steven Bagley and Lillie Dodd, from Colwyn Bay, North Wales, who both have autism, have been smitten since they met at school last year and have been an item ever since.

Mina Stein, 20, from Frankfurt, Germany, is encouraging others to embrace their skin, after struggling with cystic acne for the past two years that was triggered by taking birth control pills.

Suela Gilaj, 26, who lives with her 28-year-old self employed husband Fabian, in Wandsworth, southwest London, has spent over £5,000 on designer clothes for their daughter Azalea Elezaj.

Broadcaster Darryl Morris and TV star Bobby Seagull appeared on GMB today with hosts Alex Beresford and Kate Garraway to discuss whether offensive language and phrases should be banned.

Natalie Davidson, 38, from Birmingham, has Coprolalia Tourette Syndrome, which causes her to have tics and swear during lessons.

Jenny Lomax, 27, who lives in Buxton, Derbyshire, is giving one lucky raffle winner the opportunity to own a house in Congleton in Cheshire for the price of a supermarket lunch deal.

Britain's first black TV journalist Barbara Blake Hannah, 79, told on Good Morning Britain she's 'glad' she was the victim of racism, as it paved the way for younger generations.

Alma Torres, 27, form The Bronx, New York, developed polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) at the age of 15. But after eight years of shaving, waxing and bleaching, she decided to grow a beard.