Chris Riches
North-West Correspondent at Daily Express
@Daily_Express NW Correspondent, CF & PKU Campaigner, 2019 British Press Awards🏆& 2020 British Journalism Awards Campaign Journalist of the Year 🏆. ❤️Spurs
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4 days ago |
express.co.uk | Chris Riches |Sanjeeta Bains
She stressed: "The idea of sex now makes my stomach turn. I’m not interested in men at all, not in companionship with them and certainly not sex with them. "Mohamed was only with me for my money. I can see that now, and I look back and think, ‘How could I have been so stupid?’"The Mohamed I met in Egypt was Prince Charming, but living in my bungalow he was like the Prince of Darkness. "My experience with Mohamed has put me off relationships for life.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Chris Riches |Fiona Leishman |Rachel Cronin
A 'Spanish plume' is set to engulf the UK and bring about a 'mini heatwave', following this current period of showers. Scots are expected to experience a searing 'Spanish plume' as a mini-heatwave is predicted to hit the UK later on in June. Scotland is set to see soaring temperatures as high as 25C in this sunny spell, which may begin as early as next week.
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3 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Chris Riches
Teacher jailed for posing as a boy to entice girls to send him sexual imagesA teacher was unmasked as a pervert posing as a teenager using a snapchat account under the name ‘Jamie_jones6968'. By Chris Riches, North-West Correspondent 14:30, Fri, Jun 6, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:56, Fri, Jun 6, 2025 Share Article Bookmark Teacher was in a position in contact in youngsters (Image: Getty)A French teacher has been jailed after posing as a boy online to entice teenage girls to send him sexual images.
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3 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Chris Riches
Another spice with medicinal promise – and potential risks – is turmeric. Known for its vivid yellow colour and use in both cooking and traditional medicine, turmeric contains curcumin, a compound praised for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. She adds: "However, information on turmeric’s interactions with medications is still limited. Most of what we know comes from lab and animal studies, which don’t always translate directly to humans.
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3 weeks ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth |Chris Riches
A pharmacist has warned caffeine could make a number of common medications ineffectiveYou might have to give up your morning coffee habit according to pharmacists, after research shows that coffee could be reducing the effectiveness of some common medicines. Dipa Kamdar, senior lecturer in pharmacy practice at Kingston University in London, explained in The Conversation that caffeine, especially in coffee, can increase the risk of medicinal side effects and change how effective a medicine may be.
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