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A Source Close To The Ex-Husband At Centre Of Mushroom Poisoning Investigation Has Spoken Out

“There were times he had felt…a bit off and it often coincided when he spent time with her.”

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‘Should we cheer?’: support for asylum seekers arriving at Dorset port

Local campaigners deliver welcome packs for people transferred to Bibby Stockholm barge in Portland

The Guardian - UK

Bespoken Word – Is mountain biking friendly?

If you think joining a new mountain biking group might be intimidating, Guy Kesteven reckons that most times you’ll find it way more welcoming than you think

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The Black Eden by Richard T Kelly review – the story of North Sea oil

A capacious political novel examines corruption, greed and daring in the UK’s oil boom

The Guardian - UK

‘Our rights are in danger right now more than ever’: Trans Pride in London 2023

For a day, trans people in the capital are surrounded by others like them

The Independent UK

How to keep a bedroom cool: 15 expert tips to beat the summer heat

These expert tips will teach you how to keep your bedroom cool, even when temperatures are at record highs

Woman & Home

Police forces across England plan to respond to fewer mental health calls -- here's why

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley has announced that the London police force is to attend fewer mental health emergencies. As part of an approach called Right Care, Right Person, police officers will only respond to 999 mental health calls when there is an “immediate threat to life”. The new…

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Deborah James' dad reflects on 'final moments' with Bowel babe on 'hard' Father's Day

Deborah James' dad has looked back on his final moments with his beloved daughter, before she tragically passed away in her home after an incredible battle with cancer - where she raised £11.3million to fund vital cancer research

Daily Mirror

Dame Deborah James’ father recalls emotional conversation they had before she died

James, who campaigned to raise awareness about the disease, died last June

The Independent UK

Take That 'excited spectators' over new film, Greatest Days

Take That's Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen attended the premiere of Greatest Days, a film based on their hit songs.

WhatToWatch

Family vows to overturn murder conviction after dad and son stabbed thief with ninja sword

David King, 56, and his son Edward King, 20, were jailed for a total of 40 years for stabbing thief Neil Charles, 47, who died in hospital, as their family vowed to overturn their convictions

Daily Mirror

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

Dreams of Bollywood; awkward questions about the British Empire; a haunted school trip; and a riotous YA horror-comedy

The Guardian - UK

Family of miracle Lanarkshire twin who suffered brain injury at birth need to raise £50k for home care needs

Bespoke plans have been drawn up to design an inclusive and accessible family home to give four-year-old David Goring the space he needs but his family are struggling to pay the £50,000 shortfall

Daily Record

Blind West Lothian man receives fake coronation invite sent out by fantasist

A couple from West Lothian found themselves targetted by a notorious fantasist. Bill and Heather were convinced to travel 7000 miles to Tanzania where they received the fake invites.

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Daily Record

Fake coronation invite sent out by fantasist who convinced blind man he was going to event

Bill said: “It’s hard to believe the lies this man has told, always seeking to make himself out to be a very important and powerful person.”

Daily Mirror

Dame Deborah James' proud family join poo emoji-clad Lorraine Kelly for Race For Life

The Race for Life event was renamed Race for Life for Bowelbabe in honour of the campaigner who died last year after documenting her bowel cancer fight

Daily Mirror

Woman disguises herself as cleaner to see dying mum in hospital

Alexandra Spencer-Jones' mother was admitted in March 2020 and caught Covid, forcing her daughter to work out how to see her when visitors were banned at Darent Valley Hospital

Liverpool Echo

Woman disguised herself as hospital cleaner to see dying mum

Alexandra Spencer-Jones took desperate measures to see her mum Heather

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Surfing the Holyland review – balanced view of Israel from a surfboard

An Ohioan moves to Israel in this charming solo performance which offers a fresh perspective on the Middle East – plus ukulele songs

Daily Mirror

Rose West is urged to finally tell the truth about serial murders - by her own lawyer

Leo Goatley represented West after she and her husband were first arrested in 1994 at the home where they raped and killed many of their victims - and he has now urged her to 'find redemption' by confessing

GoodToKnow

Who is Bre Tiesi from Selling Sunset? Everything we know so far about the new cast member

We share everything we know about Bre Tiesi from Selling Sunset, the latest realtor to join the hit Netflix show.

Daily Mirror

Woman livid as landlord asks her out on dating app - after not giving her deposit back

The woman was gobsmacked when her ex-landlord messaged her on a dating app to ask her out for coffee - just months after they'd had a falling out over her deposit

Liverpool Echo

M&S shoppers 'wowed' by 'gorgeous' knit dress to be worn 'again and again'

One Marks and Spencer shopper said: "It's really gorgeous"

The Independent UK

Adele Roberts shares her London Marathon medal with Dame Deborah James’ parents

The broadcaster broke the world record for fastest woman to finish the race with a stoma bag

The Guardian - UK

Dawn of the new pagans: ‘Everybody’s welcome – as long as you keep your clothes on!’

From the Green Man on King Charles’s coronation invitation to celebrations selling out across the UK, more and more people identify as pagan, or at least pagan-curious. What lies behind its growing appeal?

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