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Jan 12, 2025 | 
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Fionnula Hainey |Christine Smith |Jessica Boulton
The Radfords, known as Britain's largest family, have clapped back at online critics after being labelled 'unrelatable' over their latest family announcement. The Morecambe-based clan faced backlash this week when Sue Radford revealed plans to take the entire family to Walt Disney World Florida for her 50th birthday, a holiday that could cost upwards of £30,000. One social media user commented: "They are no longer relatable.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
lancs.live | Christine Smith |Jon Macpherson
Sue Radford, the mum of Britain's largest brood with 22 children, might be unflappable in most situations, but the prospect of her 50th birthday in 2025 has her breaking a sweat. With that milestone on the horizon, Sue has devised a fun-filled plan to ease into the big five-oh - a "whole year of celebrations" starting with an all-inclusive family trip to Walt Disney World with kids and grandkids, some time away with her husband Noel, and a few more surprises along the way.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
mirror.co.uk | Christine Smith
As Emmerdale’s legendary Marlon Dingle, actor Mark Charnock has been at the centre of some of the soap’s most hard-hitting storylines over three decades. From suffering a stroke two years ago and watching his first wife, Tricia, die after a storm hit the Woolpack in 2003, to getting caught up with Rhona’s embryo controversy, drama has followed Marlon since Mark, now 56, was told he had landed the part on his 28th birthday in 1996.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
msn.com | Christine Smith
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
iomtoday.co.im | Christine Smith
The 'Make Do and Mend' book (-)In the summer of 1944 Kathleen Oates - a Wren assigned to the Women's Royal Naval Service during the Second World War - was transferred to the Isle of Man. During her time on the island, she wrote dozens of letters to home which provide a unique commentary on the operations at Ronaldsway and what life was like on the Isle of Man 80 years ago.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
mirror.co.uk | Christine Smith |Sanjeeta Bains
The moment has come in Emmerdale for Amelia Spencer to finally open her eyes and see what the viewers have seen for months - that her boyfriend is a true monster. This Bonfire Night episode, naive Amelia, played by actress Daisy Campbell will see the evil abuser Tom King's true colours at last. The explosive scenes had been kept tightly under wraps but the soap has given the Mirror a sneak peak at what will be one of the biggest reveals in the Dales this year.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
mirror.co.uk | Charlotte Tutton |Christine Smith
Emmerdale's Amelia Spencer actress Daisy Campbell has revealed the heartbreaking reason bosses decided to call time on her character after 13 years. The Mirror exclusively revealed the news this week as devastated actress Daisy told us she had learned earlier this year her character would be written out. After some huge storylines on the soap for Amelia over the past decade and more, Amelia will depart the show just before Christmas.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
mirror.co.uk | Christine Smith
The strains of farming, family life and fame may have led to the end of their 22-year marriage, but Amanda and Clive Owen are teaming up once again for a new series where they'll be restoring a run-down farmhouse together. Despite their separation, the couple have decided to collaborate again to build a new legacy for their nine children. They're embarking on this challenging project, located near their Ravenseat Farm, in one of Britain's most isolated areas - Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
farrer.co.uk | Christine Smith
It is important to have a Will for a number of reasons and in particular because it allows you to:Choose the beneficiaries of your estateWithout a Will, inadequate provision may be made from your estate for your intended beneficiaries under the intestacy rules (as set out in the Appendix to this note). Although it is often assumed that a spouse or civil partner will inherit everything in the absence of a Will, this is not the case where there are other surviving close relatives.
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Sep 15, 2024 | 
iomtoday.co.im | Christine Smith
A picture of a Flying Fortress courtesy of the Manx Aviation and Military Museum (Manx Aviation and Military Museum) I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from Isle of Man Today. Read our privacy noticeIn the summer of 1944 Kathleen Oates - a Wren assigned to the Women's Royal Naval Service during the Second World War - was transferred to the Isle of Man.
