MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry have been spotted in Windsor two weeks before their big day. Harry and the former Suits star "appeared" confident and loved-up in the Berkshire town, which is being decorated with Union Jack flags and memorabilia ahead of the Royal Wedding. Meghan who was wearing a chic white belted coat looked cheerful as she held onto Harry's hand. But the couple appeared to strike the same heartwarming pose across town and it looked all too familiar. Life-sized photographs of Harry and Meghan, on the day they announced their engagement, were prominently displayed in buildings throughout the town. The Two Brewers pub positioned the photo in their window, while King and Queen gift shop displayed the photo in their striking red and white doorway. Windsor town already looks fit for the Royal Wedding as large Union Jack flags hang from buildigns. Souvenirs of Harry and even Queen Elizabeth have filled local shops in a bid to attract keen royal fans. Workers have … [Read more...] about Windsor gets ready for royal wedding with bunting and flags as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘spotted’ around town
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The Road to Finding a Treatment Option for My RA
Published 9:01 am, Monday, April 16, 2018 Image 1of/1 CaptionClose Image 1 of 1 The Road to Finding a Treatment Option for My RA 1 / 1 Back to Gallery (BPT) - By: Carla Kienast My RA Diagnosis Most of my life, I was consumed by my career, which I’m sure many of you can relate to. When I wasn’t working, I loved traveling, going to the movies, reading, scuba diving, hiking, snowmobiling and camping. Oh, and I wrote a paperback novel with no socially redeeming value, that actually won a couple of awards. Among getting older and experiencing various life changes, there is one event that truly made me put my life’s work and hobbies on hold and that was when I was diagnosed with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in July 2008. Like many people living with a chronic illness, I had what were probably early symptoms such as joint pain and swelling. I lived like this for several years until my orthopedic surgeon referred … [Read more...] about The Road to Finding a Treatment Option for My RA
‘If something is starting to knit back together then that will be a success for me’ – read full transcript of Bryan Klug interview
PUBLISHED: 16:02 12 April 2018 | UPDATED: 18:36 12 April 2018 Stuart Watson New Ipswich Town caretaker manager Bryan Klug (centre) is flanked by his assistants Gerard Nash (left) and Chris Hogg (right) while watching the Under-23s in action today. Picture: GREGG BROWN Bryan Klug today held his first press conference since being appointed Ipswich Town caretaker manager. Here you can read the full transcript. Bryan Klug has been named as Ipswich Town's caretaker manager following the departure of Mick McCarthy. Picture: ARCHANT Q: How does it feel to be Ipswich Town caretaker manager? You must be very proud? A: Yes, in some ways. It’s obviously nice to be considered for something like this, but there have obviously been circumstances leading up to it and when you care about the club, like we all do, you don’t want those things to happen. It’s quite unusual circumstances. I’ve spoken to the players today and said ‘usually these things happen when … [Read more...] about ‘If something is starting to knit back together then that will be a success for me’ – read full transcript of Bryan Klug interview
Justice Secretary David Gauke admits he was to blame for the John Worboys parole shambles which almost saw the rapist walked free
JUSTICE Secretary David Gauke has admitted he is to blame for the parole shambles which has rocked public confidence in law and order. But he vowed to work tirelessly to fix the shattered system — and will carry the can if he fails. In an exclusive interview, Mr Gauke said he accepts full responsibility for a decision which almost let black cab rapist John Worboys go free. He told The Sun on Sunday: “Clearly, things didn’t go as they should have gone. “Look, I made the decision. I accept responsibility, so I’m not hiding behind my advisers. It’s my responsibility entirely.” After “a lot of hard thinking” Mr Gauke is determined to stay and make the criminal justice system fully fit for purpose. He insists he has learned many lessons from the Worboys case. But after just 90 bruising days in the job, he is under no illusion about the daunting scale of the task. His mounting list of problems includes: Dad-of-three Mr … [Read more...] about Justice Secretary David Gauke admits he was to blame for the John Worboys parole shambles which almost saw the rapist walked free
Fit over 50? It’s really better late than never
Fit over 50? It’s really better late than never By Richard A. Marini October 11, 2017 Updated: October 11, 2017 1:05pm Photo: Alma E. Hernandez / For The Express-News Image 1of/7 CaptionClose Image 1 of 7 Gordon Braswell performing a wall ball exercise. Before starting any exercise program, seniors should see their doctor to make sure they don’t have any hidden medical issues. Gordon Braswell performing a wall ball exercise. Before starting any exercise program, seniors should see their doctor to make sure they don’t have any hidden medical issues. Photo: Alma E. Hernandez / For The Express-News Image 2 of 7 Gordon Braswell does a kettlebell goblet squat. Since the 59 year old started working with a trainer two years ago, he has lost 15 to 20 pounds. Gordon Braswell does a kettlebell goblet squat. Since the 59 year … [Read more...] about Fit over 50? It’s really better late than never