Filipa Gaspar

1 week ago | msn.com | Filipa Gaspar |Oliver Astley

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1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Filipa Gaspar |John-Paul Clark

"It has ruined my life in every way - I have had to give up my beauty business that I have built over 16 years ago and had to stop working three years ago."A Scots mum who has used steroid creams for 40 years said they have "ruined" her life - causing her skin to be crusty and in pain. Karyn Flett, 54, has used topical steroids to control her eczema for most of her life, since she was 10 years old.

1 week ago | msn.com | Filipa Gaspar |Claudia Trotman

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1 week ago | express.co.uk | Alex Lane-Kieltyka |Jon King |Filipa Gaspar

Bollards painted to resemble cigarettes have been spotted on street in Wiltshire with some locals brandishing them "disgusting". Three bollards painted white and orange to replicate the look of a cigarette appeared in Hythe Road, Swindon. The "cigarette" bollards have divided neighbours, with some finding it funny and others left fuming. Others have described it is a "brilliant idea" and thanking the anonymous artist for "making the area look a bit better".

1 month ago | somersetlive.co.uk | Filipa Gaspar |Lorna Hughes

Photographs depict a newly constructed housing estate in Cornwall, which remains uninhabited and boarded up, due to a protracted seven-year planning dispute. The "ghost" estate, comprising 33 homes, including 15 affordable properties in Calstock, received planning permission in 2018. However, the development firm subsequently claimed that delays caused by the council led to the accumulation of £1.2 million in interest payments, rendering them unable to continue the project.