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1 week ago |
thesun.co.uk | Helen Le Caplain |Anna Roberts
IT was supposed to be a romantic moment but hearing the bed snap beneath them left Karen and Craig Binns flushed with embarrassment. Due to their combined weight of nearly 47st, Karen and her husband had no energy for nooky, but had decided to give it a go anyway. Making love had become somewhat of an annual event for the pair but Karen was determined to make it happen. Sadly the slats of their bed frame had other ideas.
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2 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Anna Roberts
WALKING into her craft room Alysha Fletcher can’t wait to admire husband Garry’s handiwork - he’s promised to build her bookshelves. What greets her is “DIY roadkill.” “The floor is covered with five opened toolboxes and there’s saws, hammers, electric drills, and screws scattered everywhere,” says Alysha, 39, from Blackpool, Lancs. Sitting in the middle of the chaos is Garry, also 39, proudly showing off his creation. But it’s not shelves - instead it’s a kids’ toy box.
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2 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Anna Roberts |Helen O'Brien
“BABY,” squawked my pet parrot, Tiki, as I walked past his cage. “Baby, baby.”One-year-old Tiki was a prolific talker after my boyfriend of more than two years, Gavin, 25, and I spent time training him, dishing out honey-coated seeds every time he managed to say a word. Tiki mostly mimicked us and would constantly repeat phrases like “night, night” and “I love you”. But we never said “baby” to one another, so I was flummoxed… and more than a little worried.
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3 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Anna Roberts |Alley Einstein
SHAMELESS mum-of-three Whitney Ainscough is raking in £480,000 a year by showing her one million followers on social media how to get as much cash as possible from the benefits system. And despite her huge income, she still lives in a reduced-rent council house — at a time when 336,366 households were on waiting lists for social housing last year. Whitney boasted: “I see my role as educational in helping real people who need benefits and can’t understand the system. “I am not ashamed.
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4 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Anna Roberts
BEFORE leaving the house Spencer Stevenson would pull on a hat and bend his head low. It was 1996 and the then 21-year-old university student had become “a recluse” after losing his hair prematurely. “It was a huge blow, psychologically,” he says. “It was traumatic.”Until his teenage years, Spencer had a head of hair so luscious that people nicknamed him The Hoff after Baywatch star David Hasselhoff, who had a similarly full mane.
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