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A mini dress from high-street retailer New Look has blown fashion fans away with a design that can be 'worn anywhere' - from working in the office to drinks with friends. The £20 Crinkle Long Sleeve Smock Mini Dress comes in six different colours, and has a design that will flatter both curvy and slim figures.
With leaves crunching under foot and frost glistening in the low winter sun, there’s something magical about a walk on a crisp, cold day. This week Greater Manchester is waking up to frosty scenes as temperatures plummet across the country.
Parts of Greater Manchester have woken up to small amount of snow as freezing conditions hit the region again today.
Australian women's cricket team star Jess Jonassen shared an extremely emotional moment from her wedding with partner Sarah Wearn with a special connection to her father. Jonassen's father died in 2021 due to cancer and the both of them shared an extremely close bond. Jonassen, whose marriage with Wearn was postponed twice, finally tied the knot in 2023 and she claimed that her father's spirit was present on her special day. Jonassen said that her father was fond of ladybugs and she even got a tattoo of a ladybug on her wrist. During the wedding photoshoot, she was left emotional when she spotted a ladybug where they were sitting and the six-time world champion could not control her emotions.
Arabella Belanger played on boys ice hockey teams for six years. As the only girl on those teams, Belanger was often fodder for jokes, although she says they were always made in good spirit and were never harmful.
Black Life: Untold Stories illuminates the struggles and triumphs of Black Canadians while celebrating the contributions of both famous and lesser-known individuals. Epic in scope, the eight-part series spans more than 400 years with an eye toward contemporary issues, culture, politics, music, art and sports. The following personal essay comes from Valerie Jerome, who is featured in the episode 'More than a Game.' Watch now on CBC Gem.
Alexandre Hayward only started cycling during the pandemic, and now, he's a multi-medal Parapan American Games winner.
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