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Cummings Confessional: Your bingo card ahead of former No.10 aide's Westminster tell-all In happier times (Photo by Luke Dray/Getty Images) PM Boris Johnson’s former aide Dominic Cummings is set to give evidence to a joint session of Parliament’s Health and Science Committees on Wednesday. The aide who shot to global stardom (eds: please check) with a now infamous trip to the ruins of Barnard Castle in Northumberland during the height of ‘Lockdown One’ is expected to deliver bombshell allegations about his former boss’s Covid-19 decision making. Amongst the accusat...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. The unlikely stars of TikTok: Meet the people who got famous by accident Can you go viral from your day job? These new celebrities did... May 13, 2021 Crash! Pungent pink alcohol spreads over the gleaming supermarket floor as customers jump back to stop it soaking their feet. It’s out of Hannah’s control now; all she can do is watch as six bottles of rosé flow. Moments before, she’d been about to stack them onto the shelves when two teenagers approached. They’d travelled across the city just...

The surprising mental health benefits of the pandemic – as seen by a therapist We all know about the pandemic's ill-effects, but a year of treating clients over Zoom has shown this therapist a spectrum of reactions 10 May 2021 • 5:00am 'The past year has helped clients make sense of what really matters to them when life is honed back to essentials' Credit: Moment RF/Fiordaliso Even without the help of Megan and Harry we are now, as a nation, acutely aware of our mental health. As a therapist, I have a weekly peek into the heads of my clients so I get to take their mental temperature if yo...

With outdoor dining there's no loo window to climb out of when the date goes wrong The problem with online dating, Stacey discovers, is it's hard to escape when you accidentally meet the wrong chap Our columnist wonders why so many potential dates are called John The problem with being on multiple dating apps is keeping track of what is been said and to whom. It is one of the reasons why it is best not to lie about anything – age, kids, job. Well, I’m being vague about the job, because “Hi, I’m Stacey and I pen a weekly dating column for The Telegraph” was always going to go down li...