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5 days ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Gary Stewart
Pearl Harbour made the list despite being 'a war crime'Dunkirk has beaten films such as The Great Escape to be voted the UK's favourite Second World War film. The 2017 movie also pipped films such as The Dam Busters (1955), Pearl Harbour (2001) and Bridge On The River Kwai (1957) in the poll by Deltapoll for the War Movie Theatre podcast, which covers both old and new war films.
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5 days ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Gary Stewart
Jane Murray's husband told her her mole looked 'angry' but she still wouldn't get it checkedA self-proclaimed "sunworshipper" who would spend seven hours a day sunbathing on holiday was diagnosed with skin cancer after waiting four years to get a mole checked out. Jane Murray, 46, would bask in the sun from "morning to night" during her holidays, not even breaking for lunch. She would apply SPF 30 and first noticed a mole on her left arm four years ago when a friend pointed it out.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Gary Stewart
There are strict rules in place when it comes to curtseying in the royal family - but only one female member is exempt from the rules and does not have to bow to anyoneThere's only one female Royal who is exempt from the customary curtsey. The stringent protocol dictates that women must adhere to the rules when greeting more senior members of the family - and following the Queen's passing, there are new guidelines for the firm.
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1 week ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Gary Stewart
Martin Clunes, 63, is best known for starring in ITV series Doc Martin, but the actor has also opened up about his weight loss journey and the diet plan that helped him shed the poundsMartin Clunes, renowned for his role as Doc Martin, astonished fans by losing a whopping three stone in a mere three months. He credits this transformation to a unique diet plan that he discussed in an interview with MailOnline.
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2 weeks ago |
liverpoolecho.co.uk | Gary Stewart |Annabal Bagdi
The arts and crafts chain said nine stores will stop trading by mid-July, affecting between 72 and 126 jobsHobbycraft is set to close several of its UK stores, which will see the loss of up to 126 jobs. The company, now under private equity firm Modella Capital after its acquisition last year, revealed that nine stores would cease trading by the middle of July.
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