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2 weeks ago |
the-express.com | Michael Moran |Brigid Brown
The Kennel Club has offered guidance noting that water from vases holding daffodils could lead to severe sickness in canine friends. Indeed, a variety of common foliage poses a danger, with some having the potential to provoke acute, possibly lethal, consequences if consumed by our pets. Daffodil poisoning can endanger dogs, causing symptoms like drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and coordination issues. In extreme cases, a dog may suffer seizures.
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2 months ago |
the-express.com | Michael Moran |Liam Ryder
A cruise ship vacation may seem like the ultimate escape, but there are still several pitfalls that can spoil your holiday – including some that even experienced travelers have encountered. Gary Bembridge, an expert in the field, warns on his Tips for Travellers podcast that trips along the Panama Canal can be particularly tricky.
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2 months ago |
the-express.com | Michael Moran |Scarlett O'Toole
Gordonstoun, the boarding school that King Charles attended – and hated – in the early sixties was an all-boys establishment at the time. Speaking on the show How To Make a Monarch, Griffiths revealed that Kate "absolutely loved Marlborough," and wants her children to have fond memories of their school days as well. According to Griffiths, "She's really keen for her children to have a similar experience, and for them to be happy above all else," which is an unconventional approach.
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2 months ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Michael Moran |Lee Garrett
The Repair Shop's expert craftsman Will Kirk, who has lovingly brought countless heirlooms back to life since the first series, holds his colleagues in high regard. But he's keen to point out misconceptions about the show. Speaking about his Repair Shop co-stars with Prima, Will said: "I honestly spend more time in the barn than with my family. I would say Steve is like a father figure to me.
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Feb 28, 2025 |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Chloe Dobinson |Michael Moran
Kellie Bright, who portrays Linda Carter in EastEnders, has been part of some of the most challenging and controversial storylines the soap has ever seen. However, she revealed on the Off the Telly podcast that there was one simple scene she refused to perform. During the show's 40th anniversary live broadcast, Kellie was supposed to toss a coin as part of her character's decision-making process.
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