News about Claire Taylor

It was England's oldest Christmas market, a four-day extravaganza that brought a festive wonderland to a visitors each year. However, while the streets of several cities were throbbing over the weekend, Lincoln was remarkably quiet. The annual spectacle, which began in 1982, was cancelled by the city's Labour-run council because it had become too popular, causing a'safety risk.'

The chair of governors at a top grammar school has resigned after allegations that she lied about her doctorate from Cambridge. Gilda Scarfe, a self-styled 'education guru', earned a doctorate in psychology from Cambridge University and became the chair of governors at Canterbury's selective Simon Langton Boys' School. Mrs Scarfe's website advertises herself as a "mental toughness specialist," and until recently, she has a website promoting her 'credentials,' which have earned her high-end speaking engagements at conferences around the world. However, an investigation by a local newspaper revealed that the 56-year-old, who has worked out of trying to develop mental stability in children by her company, Positive Education, had no PhD from Cambridge. There was no evidence of her earning a PhD from the University, and after they confronted Mrs Scarfe, mention of the doctorate was erased from Mrs Scarfe's LinkedIn CV before her entire profile was taken down.

The influx of tourists Bourton-on-the-Water has resulted in traffic jams in the months between July and August, with people parking in residents' driveways. The usually peaceful village, which is home to around 4,700 people, has left locals and tourists feeling dissatisfied with the influx of visitors and tourists, who claim that this is 'no regard that this is a village.' Some tourists say they would not have a company without the tourists visiting the tiny village.'

George Webster has confessed to bullying at school. The CBeebies' host, 22, who has Down's Syndrome, said he was "picked on" and 'called names' by his peers, referring to one traumatic experience in the toilet. "One lad threw one of those signs that says "slippery floor" over the door, and it struck me," he said.'