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Adrian Chiles highlights how Brits are split on extra pillows dumped on beds as a decorative, rather than practical, feature that have become increasingly trendy in recent yearsAdrian Chiles given shocking results after liver testAdrian Chiles has declared war on scatter cushions. The grouchy TV pundit said he wishes he could “make a huge pile and torch them all”, adding: “You’d see the fire from the moon.

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Gerwyn Price reckons the days of old-school players working up through the ranks is over, with the game instead being dominated by younger players trained from a young age19:26, 14 Mar 2025Gerwyn Price thinks younger players will take over darts(Image: Getty Images)Darts is not a “working man’s game” any more, a former world champion says. Gerwyn Price believes the days of old-school players coming through the ranks to hit the top are over.

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UK residents who enjoyed getting the buckets and spades out over the weekend are set to get more coming their way, they just need to survive the 'polar plunge'22:25, 09 Mar 2025Brits are so close, yet so far, from enjoying warm weather(Image: PA)A blast of heat in late March will start British Summer Time in style. The country will see a return to this weekend’s glorious sunshine from March 23, according to forecasters, with highs of 21C.

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Adela Whittingham

Forecasters are predicting a spring heatwave over the weekend with temperatures set to be a staggering 10C more than average March temperaturesGet the beers in!(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Britain will be hotter than Ibiza this weekend as sun worshippers flock to beer gardens and light up BBQs.Forecasters reckon the spring heatwave will nudge 20C on Sunday after 19C on Saturday for what are tipped to be the two hottest days of the year so far. It’s 10C more than average March temperatures.

1 month ago | dailystar.co.uk | Adela Whittingham

The Met Office’s own UV advice is that we should 'consider sunscreen in direct sunlight' for UV levels between one and two, and for moderate UV of a level 'Sunscreen is advised'The UK will be hotter than most beach destinations(Image: Getty Images)Crackers health chiefs are trying to put a dampener on our first sunshine of the year by issuing a sunburn warning. Spoilsport forecasters have issued highs of up to 18C this week, but insist we sit in the shade even though it’s still winter.