BBC Radio 2 breakfast presenter Scott Mills told Nik Goodman at Radio Days Europe 25, “ I loved working in commercial radio and credit it for teaching me how to play music well, proper jockeying with ...

The 1997 number one hit by the iconic girl band has now had the word 'yellow' removed when playing on Scott Mills' Breakfast show. The band, which is made up of Mel B, Melanie C, Emma Bunton ...

Tired of looking tired? Some people are turning to “jelly roll” Botox to fake a full night’s sleep. When thinking about facial symmetry, the under-eye area is a major make-or-break part of ...

As cosmetic injections such as Botox and fillers have continued to be popular anti-aging and beauty treatments, hair-loss and restoration med spas are similarly surfacing nationwide. The clinics ...

goodluz – stock.adobe.com As cosmetic injections such as Botox and fillers have continued to be popular anti-aging and beauty treatments, hair-loss and restoration med spas are similarly ...

“However, it does not address the underlying muscles that cause wrinkles, which is what Botox is designed to do. In reality, this is only a short-term fix, with the effects wearing off within a ...

This sparked curiosity about the potential benefits of banana peels, with some even suggesting it could be a natural alternative to Botox. Article continues below While some have jumped on the ...

Yes, Botox can work to help with symptoms such as spasms and muscle function tied to multiple sclerosis. There are pros to this treatment, but also possible downsides to using Botox for MS ...

Janet Mills criticized several proposals from President Donald Trump. Mills said the president’s plans to impose tariffs “will only increase building costs” for anyone trying to erect a new ...

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General Mills, Inc. manufactures and markets branded consumer foods worldwide. The company operates through four segments: North America Retail; International; Pet; and North America Foodservice.

Teachers and police forces have distributed a 'periodic table of sinister emojis' believed to be used by under-18s to conceal disturbing messages about violence, sex, and drugs.