David Leafe

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As the Village People are set to star at The Donald's inauguration... TEN singalong things you never knew about Trump's very unlikely favourite band

Jan 15, 2025 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

The news that the famously camp Village People are to perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration ball on Monday is as unlikely as hearing that the President-elect of the Dad-Dancing Society has won Strictly. The band, which has a huge gay following, is hardly what you would expect from the anti-woke new incumbent of the White House. And yet, The Donald has let it be known that their 1978 hit YMCA is his favourite single.
How to survive a nuclear apocalypse for £72: Experts reveal simple steps to build your own bunker... without any special equipment or DIY skills

Dec 6, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

Jolted awake by the terrifying shrieking sound emitted by your mobile phone, you sit up and snatch it from your bedside table and see the words 'NUCLEAR MISSILE THREAT INBOUND'. After weeks of chilling brinkmanship between Nato and Russia, President Putin has done the unthinkable and unleashed a deadly volley of intercontinental ballistic warheads which will smash into Britain at 9,000mph.
How to survive a nuclear apocalypse for £72: Experts reveal simple steps to build your own bunker... without any special equipment or DIY skills | Daily Mail Online

Dec 6, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

Jolted awake by the terrifying shrieking sound emitted by your mobile phone, you sit up and snatch it from your bedside table and see the words 'NUCLEAR MISSILE THREAT INBOUND'.
Murder on the Matterhorn? How the deaths of a marquis's son, a vicar and their guide convulsed high society when they plunged 4,000ft after becoming the first to climb mountain | Daily Mail Online

Sep 10, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

Looming over the Swiss mountain town of Zermatt with its forbidding peak twisting upwards like a collapsed witch's hat, the Matterhorn was said to be home to evil spirits. It was they whom locals blamed for the fates of the British climbers who were first to conquer the mountain.
Torrid trysts in 'bedroom on wheels' between Prime Minister Asquith and lover 35 years his junior that could have lost Britain WWI

Sep 2, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

On the last weekend of September 1914, as British soldiers on the Western Front were digging the trenches in which so many thousands would meet their end, Prime Minister H. H. Asquith’s thoughts could not have been further from their impending fate.
How French film legend Alain Delon lived up to his billing as the 'most beautiful man in the movies' after his death aged 88

Aug 18, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

Often described as 'the most beautiful man in movie history', French screen icon Alain Delon was his own unabashed cheerleader, boasting to one interviewer that in his prime he was 'very, very, very handsome indeed'.
The diaries that reveal how the real-life inspiration for Withnail was every bit as outrageously witty and louche as Richard E Grant's screen anti-hero | Daily Mail Online

Jun 27, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

With mesmerising blue-grey eyes, high cheekbones and sensuous lips, Vivian MacKerrell was easily one of the best-looking students to enroll at London's Royal Central School Of Speech and Drama in the autumn of 1964. But what caught classmate Bruce Robinson's eye during one fencing lesson was the smoke curling out from behind his face mask as he parried his opponent's thrusts while puffing casually on a Gauloises cigarette.
March of the bamboo triffids! After it was championed by TV's Alan Titchmarsh, millions of us planted it. But it's now wreaking havoc on our houses and sparking garden fence fights | Daily Mail Online

Jun 13, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

Like the terrifying life-form in the horror movie Alien, the invasive presence did not reveal itself till it was too late for its victims. Snaking through the foundations of a family home in the Hampshire town of Eastleigh, the fast-growing bamboo plant crept invisibly up throughout the cavity walls, the occupants oblivious as they slept at night that their heads were only inches from its spear-like and ever-thickening tendrils.
Victims of a Nazi human sacrifice: Five skeletons discovered

May 5, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

As the monster who was responsible for creating the Gestapo and building the first Nazi concentration camps, Hermann Goering was one of Hitler's most ruthless henchmen. Yet nothing could have prepared a team of amateur archaeologists for what they were about to find in the basement of his former home in the Wolf's Lair — the Nazis' headquarters in what is now north-eastern Poland.
'This is your Captain speaking. We have a small problem and all four engines have stopped. I trust you're not in too much distress.' The ice-cool words of a BA pilot at the start of his epic battle to save 263 lives over a shark infested ocean | Daily Mai

Apr 5, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | David Leafe

All seemed well on the British Airways flight from London to Auckland as it cruised high above the seas off Jakarta on the moonless night of June 24, 1982. But then came the announcement, the nightmare of every airline passenger. 'This is your Captain speaking,' said pilot Eric Moody. 'We have a small problem and all four engines have stopped. We are all doing our damnedest to get them working again.

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