Will Barker

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Will Barker

BALDIES are more likely than hairy men to catch the eye of women, a survey found. A lack of hair was one of the most attractive features in a man — just behind a muscular physique. The poll also found that blue eyes, a beard and dark hair also increased men’s chances of being approached by women. Curly hair, high cheekbones, blond hair, green eyes and a hairy chest rounded out the top ten of most attractive features.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Will Barker

Scroll to read what residents of the care home had to sayCARE home grannies got some beefcake to go with their afternoon tea — a male stripper. The fireman-dressed hunk was under strict instructions not to go “the full monty”. But he delighted residents by stripping to his undies as they cheered him on at Willow Bank Care Home in Pershore, Worcs. The home, which caters for people with dementia, said the cheeky performance this month created a real “moment of joy”.

4 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Will Barker

GUESTS in five-star hotels have boiled their underwear and socks in the kettle, according to a former housekeeper. Bacteria could then stay there for the next unsuspecting occupant as the appliances are rarely cleaned inside, a new report warns. The maid, who cleaned luxury suites in Manchester and London for more than a decade, said: “You’d be surprised how many treat the kettle like a general-purpose pot because they don’t want to use the sink.

4 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Will Barker |Stephanie Chase

A WOMAN has not eaten most fruit or veg in 20 years — as a single bite could kill her. Recruitment consultant Chloe Raisbeck, 27, was diagnosed with oral allergy syndrome in January 2005 after her lips swelled up while eating a peach at school. She has developed a “fear of eating”, carries an EpiPen and even makes her boyfriend brush his teeth if he’s eaten anything green. Chloe, a recruitment consultant from Solihull, West Midlands, said: “My allergies came out of nowhere.

1 month ago | swlondoner.co.uk | Will Barker

News The London Landmarks Half Marathon (LLHM) distance was cut by 700 meters shortly before the race began after an incident that required emergency services at Chancery Lane tube station. The start had to be delayed by 15 minutes and a section of the race had to be closed to allow access for emergency services, meaning most runners did not complete the full distance as expected.