Lara Olszowska

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lara Olszowska

The start of a first date is often a bit tense. Particularly in my case when I flash a smile and it catches my date off guard. He won't mention anything right away, but sure enough – usually half an hour or so later, when he's fully processed it – he'll ask the inevitable.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lara Olszowska

Do you have a messy room? Do you forget things? Do you get overwhelmed by decision-making? Do you lose focus or daydream? You might have undiagnosed ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). At least, that's what TikTok says. Search for ADHD on the social media platform, and you will find over four million posts from influencers promoting productivity apps, sleep apps, holistic remedies, and even ADHD tests claiming to diagnose you.

3 weeks ago | prospectmagazine.co.uk | Lara Olszowska

A man sits with his arms folded across his legs, his head bowed against his knees. Another lies flat like a starfish face down on the floor. A third sits with his hand to his ear, listening for something. They are all Antony Gormley. Or rather, they are all metal figures moulded from Antony Gormley’s body. “This is all very old. The work upstairs began in 1977, the most recent work in here is from 1993, so it’s all 30 years or more old,” Gormley tells me.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lara Olszowska |Abul Taher |Shannon McGuigan

It is a royal mystery perplexing the residents of a quiet London street - just why did privacy-obsessed Prince Harry knock on a succession of front doors? And more to the point who was he looking for? Captured on a doorbell camera last month, a suited Duke of Sussex was seen outside a stranger's house, his mobile clamped to his ear. Only that week he was in the capital claiming in court that his life was at risk without armed UK police protection.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Harriet Kean |Lara Olszowska

A rare drawing by King Charles will be up for sale at this year's Treasure House Fair in London this June, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The picture, drawn by the young Prince of Wales when he was a pupil at Cheam school, was given by him as a gift to his matron Stella Jack in 1957. The late Mrs Jack was known affectionately as 'Dragon' by pupils at Cheam, including the nine-year-old prince.