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The Repair Shop fans break down in tears as guest reveals heart-wrenching story behind stuffed animal which got family through 'really dark times'
Dominic Chinea took on an incredibly poignant project in the latest episode of spin-off series The Repair Shop: On The Road
Starmer ignores Trump's extraordinary Greenland Peace Prize rant - while condemning social media 'grandstanding' and claiming the US WON'T invade Arctic
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Starmer ignores Trump's extraordinary Greenland Peace Prize rant - while condemning social media 'grandstanding' and claiming the US WON'T invade Arctic
Keir Starmer insisted the US-UK alliance remained 'profound' and critical, but told a Downing Street press conference there was a 'fundamental' principle at stake.
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Influencer Lorna Luxe reveals she'll be a widow in her 40s following husband John's terminal cancer diagnosis, admits to racking up £300k debt to start brand and opens up on decision to not have children
Influencer Lorna Luxe has spoken about the sad realisation that she will become a widow at some point in her 40s following her loving husband John's terminal cancer diagnosis.
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China's best-selling car is coming to the UK - but will its low price make it a hit in Britain?
The compact electric vehicle was China's most popular new model in 2025, with the company selling 465,775 examples in the calendar year.
Keir Starmer FAILS to endorse Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' for Gaza as Britain frets about $1billion cost of membership... while Vladimir Putin is also now invited to join
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Keir Starmer FAILS to endorse Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' for Gaza as Britain frets about $1billion cost of membership... while Vladimir Putin is also now invited to join
The Prime Minister told a press conference in Downing Street he was 'talking to allies' about the terms of signing up to the US President's initiative.
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Keir Starmer's personal ratings hit grim new low after latest shambolic U-turns - with 75% having a negative view of the PM
YouGov research found 75 per cent of the public now has a negative view of the PM.
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Council under fire after bench 'resting place for the elderly' was erected facing a brick wall as part of £1m city renovation project
A council are set to review part of their £1million city renovation project - after a bench placed as a 'resting place for the elderly' was put facing a brick wall.
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Rogue 'Gladiator' pod of orcas attacking boats in the Strait of Gibraltar is 'speaking' in a unique language that scientists have NEVER heard before
The rogue 'Gladiator' pod of orcas behind a string of boat attacks in the Strait of Gibraltar is 'speaking' a unique language scientists have never heard before.
Anguilla is set to be Caribbean's richest island thanks to its very lucky internet domain
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Anguilla is set to be Caribbean's richest island thanks to its very lucky internet domain
Anguilla, a tiny British Overseas Territory, has struck gold thanks to its internet country code and is earning a fortune selling the lucrative web domain to tech firms.
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Looking back at these pictures of a typical day in Britain in the 1970s, one single detail stands out. Here is the REAL truth about why life looked so very different back then...
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Looking back at these pictures of a typical day in Britain in the 1970s, one single detail stands out. Here is the REAL truth about why life looked so very different back then...
In the summer of 1976, the UK basked in a record-breaking ten-week heatwave. In the summer of 1976, the UK basked in a record-breaking ten-week heatwave.
Police in Britain's first 'Big Brother town' are catching criminals every 34 MINUTES using facial recognition cameras
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Police in Britain's first 'Big Brother town' are catching criminals every 34 MINUTES using facial recognition cameras
Just weeks after the Government announced controversial plans to roll out facial recognition technology across the country, the Daily Mail can reveal the astonishing results.
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Ed Miliband aides 'demand energy companies credit Labour for £150 cut to bills'… even though costs are set to RISE
Staff at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), headed by Ed Miliband, are said to have held calls with firms urging them to give recognition to the Government.