Jane Fryer is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including human interest stories, cultural phenomena, and profiles of interesting individuals. Jane's work has also been featured in The West Australian.
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When Jeremy Clarkson decided to buy a pub, he knew nothing about running one.
Barely three years ago, as the global pandemic raged, the Peloton stationary exercise bike became the surprise jewel in the middle-class arsenal of luxury lockdown possessions.
They met through a WhatsApp group for families of victims of knife crime set up by the Daily Mail and they travelled from all around the country to meet in person.
Arms out like two teapot handles, wearing just a pair of big, beige pants and readying myself to have my body heat-mapped, it is easy to wonder whether this really is the future of medicine.
And Zoe Ball , the BBC 's highest paid presenter - on nearly £1million a year - has been off on extended unexplained leave, leaving the BBC scrabbling to fill her prime-time breakfast slot.
At least ten locals - mainly parish councillors - in the small village of Shiptonthorpe, population 503, have received vile letters in an extraordinary poison pen campaign.
Vladimir Putin has what Kremlin insiders call a 'special attitude to mysticism' and a deep belief in shamanism - that individuals can communicate with the spirit world.
The long, long-awaited TV adaptation of Dame Jilly Cooper's best-selling book Rivals was always going to start with a bang.
John Barker was well-built, fit, muscular and attractive with thick, dark hair cut long at the back and shaved at the sides into a mullet, as was the fashion in the late 1980s.
At Backyard Comedy Club in Bethnal Green, Katie Hopkins poured out shocking spiel but, when she steps away from the hatred, is very funny, natural and warm as she interacts with the crowd
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