I can't recommend this pizza oven more highly.
And it's on the high street 😍
Travel restrictions for leaving or returning to the UK have never been tougher
'I think that female tribes are crucial to life, to everything'
Some members of the royal family have a tendency to break the rules, though.From Good Housekeeping
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'It has worked wonders in such a short time.'
'Also, I have a name'
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The experiment was carried out on cells in a laboratory.
The Mausoleum of Augustus has today reopened, after decades of neglect. The vast funerary monument, once the resting place of Rome’s emperors, is to reopen to visitors from today after a €12 million restoration. It has taken five years to restore the Mausoleum of Augustus, a fortress-like tomb for one of the greatest of all Roman emperors, as well as his successors. Over the past century the mausoleum – the biggest circular funerary monument in the world – has fallen into disrepair, covered in overgrown bushes and trees. Now, with the help of a €8 million donation from TIM, an Italian telecommunications company, it has finally reopened to the public in all its glory. “Finally the Mausoleum of Augustus is reopening and we are restoring to the world a jewel of humanity’s heritage after many years of closure,” said Virginia Raggi, the mayor of Rome. “Rome needs to make the most of its past in order to look to the future.”
Work of Theodor Seuss Geisel has come under scrutiny for racist undertones
Check out all of the Duchess of Sussex's best looks here.From Town & Country
'Happy Women’s History Month I guess'
The US health body, CDC, says the risk of Covid-19 on a cruise ship is ‘very high’
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Whatever you think about Hilaria Baldwin – even if it is absolutely nothing at all, which it probably is – you have to respect her work ethic. Barely six weeks ago, the podcaster, yoga instructor, author and wife of Alec Baldwin beguiled the internet with ‘Hilaria Baldwin and the Case of the Made Up Spanishness’, a thrilling mystery for a locked-down world involving sketchy claims of Latina heritage, vocal intonations and the word “cucumber.” Suffice to say, eagle-eyed and bat-eared social media users cracked it. How would Hilaria follow-up? Did she have any more tricks up her billowing flamenco sleeves? Was she down for the count? Was she ever. Now, in this quiet first week in March, she is back, turning the internet into one giant monocle-wearing-emoji once again with ‘Hilaria Baldwin and the Case of the Mystery Extra Baby’, a story just as bewitching, just as inexplicable, and just as gripping as the first.
They met on the set of Glee in 2014
As the EU Commission plans a ‘digital green pass’ to unlock European summer holidays, Nicola Brady looks at the pros and cons of vaccine passports for travel
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