A British man trapped in the Chinese city of Wuhan has described the 'blanket of fear' hanging over the place where coronavirus first broke out. Kharn Lambert, a PE teacher based in China, last night told of how he worried about leaving his home for fear of catching 'a deadly virus'. In one of the first British accounts to come out of Wuhan, which was placed in lockdown yesterday, Mr Lambert described how the area had become unrecognisable. Kharn Lambert, a PE teacher based in China, last night told of how he worried about leaving his home for fear of catching 'a deadly virus' Mr Lambert described how Wuhan had become unrecognisable, describing the normally vibrant streets as 'dead' Asked if a 'blanket of fear' was looming above Wuhan, the PE teacher said: '100 per cent' 'If you saw the street behind me at night time where I normally live, it's a very vibrant street, lots of restaurants and it's open until 2am and Chinese families come to celebrate, ' he said. 'But if I show you out there now, it's dead. '
The runway queen wore her blonde hair slicked back in a neat up-do and injected a bolt of colour to her ensemble with a pop of pillar box red lipstick. Earlier in the evening, Karlie joined some of the world's top supermodels, including Irina Shayk, Gigi and Bella Hadid and Eva Herzigova, at Jean-Paul Gaultier's epic final Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week presentation. The model was a vision in white as she sauntered down the runway in a stunning couture piece while carrying a glass accessory in her hand. Wild thing: The supermodel, 27, looked elegant in a dazzling black and gold leopard print dress from Gaultier's AW19 couture collection as she hit the town in the French capital Supermodel strut: The cover girl teamed her party look with black patent heels, while draping a wool coat over her shoulders to combat the winter chill After her eye-catching moment in the gown, Karlie hit the runway in a long-sleeved lace jumpsuit. Gaultier was a teenage prodigy, who rose to fame in the 1980s when the Paris fashion scene was at its most decadent.
The couple appear to have been enjoying the spring-weather in London following the end of the official mourning period for Prince Philip After the lunch, Beatrice could be seen offering her friend a close hug before hopping into her waiting car Beatrice and her husband joined other royals outside St George's Chapel ahead of the funeral, including her younger sister Princess Eugenie, her husband Jack Brooksbank, Kate Middleton and Zara and Mike Tindall. The couple then entered St George's Chapel and sat alongside Eugenie, 31, and her husband Jack, as well as Zara and Mike - both of which have recently welcomed baby boy's who they named after Prince Philip - for the emotional ceremony. Days earlier, Princess Beatrice shared a lesson she learned from her grandfather at her final public appearance before his death - explaining how he encouraged her not to become 'obsessed with solutions' and to focus on the journey to get there instead.
'I can confirm that it is not a shadow or the tree trunk, ' they said. 'There is a story behind it. ' Obviously the 'Sasquatch' is a shadow from the tree but it is just fun to use a little imagination. One user took to the post to spoil the fun and share with the masses that they were seeing a 'tree trunk shadow'
Last May, his friend Michael Palin shared the picture of the pair online, saying: 'Moving moment with Terry J. ' He described how during a visit to Jones's home in London, he read from Dr Fegg's Encyclopeadia of All World Knowledge, a 'compendium of humorous facts' they wrote together in 1985 Jones' wife, Anna Söderström, 37, also shared a heartfelt tribute as she posted a picture of them together The duo met at Oxford University in 1962 before going on to perform together for the first time at the Edinburgh Festival in 1964. Pictured, Sir Michael's tribute yesterday In his emotional interview, Sir Michael recalled how he and Jones met at Oxford University in 1962 before going on to perform together for the first time at the Edinburgh Festival in 1964. He added: 'It's sort of like losing a limb, you know, I've known Terry since I met him at university in were inseparable for many many years after that, and through the Python times. 'And even in the last few years when Terry was doing his thing I was doing my thing, we would still meet up.
She has been spotted at the club in the past, and was seen leaving the exclusive bar at 2. 30am the week of her sister Eugenie's royal wedding. The outings come after a difficult period for the couple, as the royal family came to the official end of the mourning period for Beatrice's grandfather Prince Philip. The group walked through the sunshine and continued to chat as they arrived at Beatrice's car with one another The outings come after a difficult period for the couple, as the royal family came to the official end of the mourning period for Beatrice's grandfather Prince Philip Edo joined Beatrice for the funeral last week, marking his first royal ceremony since the couple tied the knot last summer. Beatrice wore a long collared jacket, believed to be a custom Claire Mischevani coat, as she attended St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, accompanied by her husband for the funeral last weekend. She paired her sophisticated ensemble with a round hat embellished with a large black bow and a pair of understated stiletto heels as she joined her family to mourn the loss of the late Duke of Edinburgh.