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I love you. No. The most difficult three words for most of us are, I am sorry. You know what it’s like. You’ve said something in the heat of the moment, and you regret that moment. You shouldn’t have said it. Maybe you lost your temper and let fly with some words you now regret. What do you do? I think you should apologise. It’s not a sign of weakness—actually it’s the opposite. Norman Vincent Peale wrote, A true apology is more than just acknowledgement of a mistake. It is recognition that something you have said or done has damaged a relationship—and that you care enough abou...

Share this article Share this article HOUSTON, July 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Residential entry door manufacturer, GlassCraft Door Company, released its 2021 BarnCraft catalog today, featuring a new 3D laminated product incorporated into its MDF barn door collection. The BarnCraft product series offers a wide range of sliding barn door products. The new 3D surfaces are a unique type of laminate that can form over flat or router carved MDF doors. There are 14 different MDF barn door designs available, each in 12 different sizes and the 3D laminates come in 19 different colors and textures. The...

Dental providers in Waveney have backed calls for the government to take action over a "growing crisis".

Published: 1:41 PM May 27, 2021    People are being told to wait until 2024 for dentist appointments and others are being removed from their practice lists for not making appointments sooner. - Credit: John Giles/PA Wire Dentists in Waveney have backed calls for the government to take action over a "growing crisis". With some people being told they have to wait until 2024 for appointments, and others being removed from their practice lists for not making appointments sooner, numerous concerns have been raised. Waveney MP Peter Aldous. Photo: UK Parliament - Credit: UK Parliament Durin...

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images Domestic abuse schemes in England and Wales will receive an extra £19m from the government over the next two years. Most of the money will go towards programmes working with abusers, to reduce the risk of reoffending. The domestic abuse commissioner said the money was "hugely welcome" but called for longer-term funding. Charities said more detail was needed on how the extra money would be used, and that a £200m "shortfall" remained in funding domestic abuse services. The announcement is in addition to the £125m allocated last month to help cou...