News about John Bell

During the Second World War, Wing Commander John Bell was a bomb shooter with the 617 Squadron, one of bomber command's most advanced air crews. Bell, who did not fly on the squadron's most important mission later in the war, was a vitally important player of the unit.

Fans of Outlander are eagerly anticipating the confirmation that Claire, Jamie, and the remainder of their beloved characters will return for the second half of season seven. Following more than seven months of absence, both fans and the cast and crew, Starz and Sony announced on Instagram that the show will return in November in a Facebook post containing photos from the forthcoming eight new episodes. 'Just some of our favorites behind-the-scenes during the filming of Season 7, Part 2,' the caption says before revealing the grand opening: '#Outlander officially returns to STARZ this November.'

Wegovy (bottom right) is available on the NHS for obese people with a weight-related ailment, such as type 2 diabetes. Novo Nordisk, the company's manufacturer, announced today that it is in talks with the government over reforms to'address obesity.' Minister Lars Fruergaard Jrgensen (left), the Danish pharmaceutical company's chief executive, said it was for ministers to decide how the once-a-week jabs were used. It comes after leaked documents revealed that Mr Jrgensen had advised officials to target people on the 'tipping point of employability' - where obesity was the primary reason for departure from the work market.

Pharmaceutical firms are reluctant to begin new clinical trials in the United Kingdom for the first time because of being'mired' in paperwork, according to cancer experts. These include delays at the UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), which is taking a 'ridiculous' nine months to approve trials for new cancer drugs. One expert begged for debate with MPs, fearing that if Brits with cancer will miss out on the new therapies, they could be disadvantaged. According to another, cancer research should be given the same swift approval as Covid therapies because it is one of Britain's biggest killers.

Kate Ritchie and her partner Chevy Black's relationship seems to be getting serious. By Coogee Beach on Wednesday, the Nova FM radio host and her hunky beau were enjoying a lunch date. As they sat on a bench by the ocean to enjoy their food, the lovebirds put on an affectionate display, while both insisting on takeaway coffees.

The clear skies and crisp temperatures in July are sure to inspire hope and renewed enthusiasm, making this a great time to work on healthier habits. Here are Checklist's best health and wellness picks for this month, from oral hygiene to skincare.

Kate Ritchie and her partner Chevy Black's relationship seems to be getting serious. Mae, the Nova FM radio host, 44, is currently in Queenstown, New Zealand, with her hunky beau and her daughter Mae. The lovebirds put on an affectionate display on Monday as they explored Mae, which Kate shares with her ex-husband NRL player Stuart Webb.

Kate Ritchie and her new younger brother, Chevy Black, appear to be doing well. The pair were seen smiling as they passed through Brisbane Domestic Airport on Sunday. Chevy, who hails from Taree, was ever the gentleman as he carried the former Home and Away star's hat and belongings for her through the terminal.

Following her dramatic rehab stint for alcohol use, she's in the throes of a new love with her boyfriend Chevy Black. At Clovelly Beach last week, Kate Ritchie put on a loving display with her swanky new man. In a black swimsuit for the dip, the 44-year-old home and Away actress, who rose to fame playing Sally Fletcher on the iconic soap, flaunted her stunning curves.

Kate Ritchie has found new love following her split from ex-boyfriend John Bell and a brief stint in drug therapy for alcohol use. The radio presenter, 44, was seen packing on the PDA with the mystery man she was seen enjoying a picnic with earlier this month. The two couples walked hand in hand along Bronte Beach, exchanging lingering kisses and cuddling up to each other on the footpath.

At least three million Britons have been accepted into one of the world's biggest health research institutes. The Our Future Health study aims to use the massive amount of data obtained to find new ways to recognize illnesses earlier. Many of those taking part are expected to provide DNA and blood samples over a lengthy period. The hope is that the findings will help physicians identify who is at risk of certain illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, dementia, and stroke.

Kate Ritchie's world came crashing down last week after she was arrested on the eve of her big TV debut back when she was charged with alcohol use. As rumors swirl about the future of her plum $1 million-per-year radio job, the Australia's Got Talent judge, 44, was fined $600 and faces a three-month driving suspension. But this isn't the first time Kate has been in a rough patch.

Police in Pagewood, where she had failed a positive breath test, had arrested the Nova FM personality and former child actor on Home and Away. Ritchie, 44, has since been fined $600 and had her license suspended for three months. The driving ban came just as she prepares to make her television return as a judge on Australia's Got Talent.

She is about to make her television return as a judge on Australia's Got Talent. And Kate Ritchie had her hands full on Friday as she carried out errands in Sydney while clad in a casually chic outfit. In one hand, the Nova FM radio host clutched two punnets of raspberries, her iPhone, and a folded piece of paper, while carrying a take-away cup of coffee in the other.