I said, ‘We could buy a double-decker bus and convert it into a church and Sunday school. “Mr Apps must be congratulated for his ingenuity, which has taken religion to his people and their children,” Pathé News said, approvingly. But with each obstacle came a testimony of provision that Mr Apps believes could only be God at work. FOR three years, Mr Apps celebrated the eucharist on board the bus every Sunday, followed by Sunday school-classes for children. Sensing that the Vicar’s successor might not be as enthusiastic about the bus, Mr Apps decided to move on himself.

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The statue was ordered in Paris after the director of the Grevin Museum visited London and came away underwhelmed by the Diana likeness at Madame Tussauds, prompting him to commission his own version, museum officials said. Grevin’s life-size — and very convincing — figure of the late princess is dressed in a replica of the black, off-the-shoulder, figure-hugging cocktail dress Diana wore to a Serpentine Gallery event in London in 1994. The wax figure is depicted in her black ‘revenge dress’ (Christophe Ena/AP)It was the same night that the King — Prince Charles at the time — acknowledged on television that he had been unfaithful with the now Queen. The waxwork replicates this iconic look, worn by Diana to a Serpentine gala dinner in 1994 (Martin Keene/PA)Tabloids later dubbed the outfit the “revenge dress,” and the museum leaned into that symbolism. She called the black dress a turning point in Diana’s story.

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But this disturbing incident, which saw Donald Trump berate Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey, is just the latest grim example of the POTUS’s well-documented woman problem. Trump has so far managed to shake off scandal after scandal, but the Epstein saga appears to have seriously thrown him off kilter. In the meantime, though, these are some of the women who have played a key role in the Epstein files saga so far. Since then, she’s been a key voice in pushing for the Epstein files to be released, and has warned against politicising the issue. “Many people would prefer it if women were silenced, if women were second-class citizens and didn’t fight back,” she told The Times in 2018.

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Sales of the Japanese powdered green tea beverage have doubled this year. The UK matcha tea market was worth £46million last year, and is expected to be worth £74million by 2030, according to Grand View Horizon research. Because the whole leaf is used, matcha is more nutrient-dense than other “healthy” green teas. Searches for “why is matcha good for you”, “where can I buy matcha powder” and “what does a matcha latte taste like” are up in all four nations of the UK. Google Trends shows peak search interest for matcha this summer (June 1-7, 2025) was almost double that of latte and five times that of cappuccino.

The promoters are likely to be questioned as the investigation proceeds, PTI reported.The Kashmir Times management sharply criticised the raids, calling the allegations of anti-state activities "baseless" and part of a broader attempt to silence "independent journalism. It does not weaken it," they added.The editors alleged that the organisation was being targeted precisely for its independent reporting. "In an era when critical voices are increasingly scarce, we remain one of the few independent outlets willing to speak truth to power. "Kashmir Times is one of those rare newspapers in Kashmir that not only spoke truth to power but refused to bend or buckle under pressure and intimidation. "In Kashmir, every outlet of truth is being choked by invoking the anti-national slur.

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