Midwife Tina Lavender to Recieve Damehood at Buckingham Palace Today

Today at Buckingham Palace, 46-year-old midwife from Liverpool, will officially become Professor Dame Tina Lavender.

Dame Tina started at Oxford Street and Mill Lane maternity hospitals, working as a clinical midwife, delivering thousands of babies, and today her dedication and passion for the job has paid off.

I got a letter from Buckingham place, “It said I was invited to become a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire,” says the mum of two from Childwall. “I didn’t know what it meant, so I had to look it up on the internet. I still don’t think I’ve got over the shock.

“It’s a real privilege being able to help women at such an important time of their lives. Some people go into midwifery because they like delivering babies. I liked that bit too, but for me it was also about the mothers, about making sure that they were looked after and that the whole experience was as happy as it could be.”

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Spanish Developer Spends £60m to Acquire London's Admiralty Arch, to turn it into a Luxury Hotel

After serving as an office block for nearly a decade, London's Admiralty Arch is set to be turned into a luxury hotel and restaurant with views over Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace.

The majestic gatehouse that was built as a memorial to Queen Victoria, was bought by Spanish developer Rafael Serrano for £60 million.

Nights in the historic landmark, won't come cheaply though; the new owner is also the man behind the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge, where rooms cost from £850 a night. Wow, that's equivalent to N210,922.

Mr Serrano hope to attract over 50,000 guests a year to the hotel and more than 50,000 visitors for the views.

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