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5 days ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Rainey |Tracey Kandohla
May is an especially heart-wrenching month for Kate and Gerry McCann. Last Saturday, May 3, marked 18 years since their daughter, Madeleine, disappeared into the darkness from her bed in a holiday resort in Praia da Luz, Portugal. Almost overnight, the blonde three-year-old, with her toothy smile and distinctive fleck in her blue-green eyes, became the most famous missing child in the world.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Tracey Kandohla
The owner of a quirky pocket-sized home measuring just 8ft wide across up for sale stands in the lounge with both arms stretched out and fingers almost touching each side wall as he grins: 'It may be tiny but it's got character and it's a one off!.' Kev Ault and his older brother David were gifted the mid 1800's cottage when their widowed aunt Beverley Ballard sadly passed away a year ago.
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1 week ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Tracey Kandohla
A couple who have turned a 13th century church into a unique new home have never even lived in it and are now selling it for £1.75 million with neighbours saying: 'They'll be praying for a sale at that price!'Locals believe that Adrian Foulke and his wife Debbie will struggle to find a buyer not only because of the 'rip-off' figure but the fact that the 'spooky' property is surrounded by graves.
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1 week ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tracey Kandohla |Patrick Harrington
THE parents of Madeleine McCann have penned a heartbreaking tribute to mark the 18th anniversary of her disappearance on Saturday. Clinging onto hope of finding their daughter, Kate and Gerry thanked those who have supported them and kept Madeleine in their thoughts. The parents wrote: "No matter how near or far she is, she continues to be right here with us, every day," alongside a picture of Madeleine.
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3 weeks ago | 
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3 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Tracey Kandohla
An enormous five-inch cheese and onion cob being sold for £3.50 at a Nottinghamshire pub has gone viral on social media with some users claiming it looks 'disgusting' while others have said it is the pinnacle of British cuisine. After one of the huge sandwiches was posted on X, a furious debate broke out in the comments over whether the beige offering was a culinary hate crime and an insult to the country.
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4 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Jack Hardy |Tracey Kandohla
A union boss spearheading the Birmingham bin strike has blasted the city council and deputy prime minister Angela Rayner for failing to ‘offer her lads a good deal'. Unite regional secretary Annmarie Kilcline, 61, lives in a clean and litter-free leafy street 50 miles away from Britain's rat-invested second city, where mountains of rotting waste are piled high six weeks into the dispute with binmen.
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1 month ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tracey Kandohla |Hana Carter
A FORMER mining district where almost a quarter of working age people are jobless has "no hope", disgruntled locals have said. The grim statistics in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, come amid a continuing cost of living crisis and brutal Government welfare cuts. According to ONS figures logged between October 2023 and September 2024, 22.9 per cent of working age (16-64) residents in Ashfield were economically inactive.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Neil Johnston |Tracey Kandohla
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Neil Johnston |Tracey Kandohla
Dr Skoyles said that Brooks was known for "episodes where he was capable of being angry", including when patients were on the table. "He was threatening, verbally not physically, in the operation theatre, and there were raised voices," he said. "It was not physical but he had strong opinions."Dr Skoyles said he first came into contact with Brooks several years ago when City Hospital and Queens Medical Centre merged to become the same trust.
