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Tour of Britain 2022: 'Brilliant' atmosphere as race crosses Nottinghamshire

Crowds lined up near to the starting line and along the route

Nottingham Post

Guide Dogs NI named chosen charity for Belfast Deputy Lord Mayor

It costs £54,800 to support a guide dog from birth to retirement

Belfast Live

Jane McDonald says the 'shock' death of her fiancé took their future, as she breaks silence

She opened up to Kaye Adams on her podcast

Nottingham Post

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Jane McDonald breaks silence on 'shock' of fiancé's death saying it 'took our future'

Jane McDonald, 59, details her grief after the death of her beloved fiancé Eddie Rothe who passed away in April 2021

Daily Mirror

Jerry Zezima: The carousel stakes

When it comes to horsing around, I am a champion with my granddaughters. And I recently proved it on a carousel in a photo finish with Chloe and Lilly, who accompanied me to the winner’s circle in our very own version of the Kentucky Derby.

Tribune News Service

Buses of immigrants arrive from Texas, city readies for new COVID boosters and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jack Quinlan still remembered, revered decades after his death

When former Blackhawks voice Pat Foley was calling a Cubs game last week, he made a point to credit Quinlan for “planting the seed” of his broadcast career. But Foley was just one of many kids influenced by Quinlan.

Chicago Sun-Times

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The Chase's Bradley Walsh worried he'd 'have to shut show down' after player's remark

The host was concerned as the popular programme returned with an all new episode today

Liverpool Echo

Jerry Zezima: New phone is a good call

Three days after receiving a patent for the telephone in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell placed a call to his assistant, Thomas Watson. Here is a transcript of the conversation.

Tribune News Service

'I was pregnant in prison with child killers and was terrified of giving birth in my cell'

"Just being in that cell, what a thing to have to say my child when she's grown up, 'oh yeah you were born in a cell'"

Manchester Evening News

Scam targeting mothers defrauds hundreds of at least $2.6 million by 'tugging at heartstrings'

An Adelaide mother who lost more than $5,000 to fraudsters impersonating her son shares her experience in an effort to warn others who might be vulnerable to the same deception.

ABC News

Jerry Zezima: The dish on dishwashers

Take it from a man with dishpan hands: One of the great mysteries of the universe doesn’t involve flying saucers, though they are frequently spotted with coffee stains and break into tiny pieces if they fly off the kitchen counter.

Tribune News Service

105 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Liverpool Echo

Hotel Custody shows prison's attempt at modernising British penal system

The controversial £14million Birchin Way Custody Facility in Grimsby boasts CCTV, brand new toilets, washbasins, pillows and even an intercom for prisoners to buzz the staff

Daily Mirror

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Daily Mirror

Moment elderly brothers enjoy warm hug after being reunited after 40 years apart

A man, who turned 90 this week, was seen getting out of his wheelchair to hug his brother at Dublin Airport, who he had not seen for 40 years having emigrated to Australia in the 1950s

Liverpool Echo

Dad 'dragged' himself down the stairs into the street after brain hemorrhage

James was 31 when he was rushed to hospital

Dublin Live

Heartwarming moment two brothers are reunited at Dublin Airport after 40 years apart

Willie, 90, set off on a six-week boat journey to Australia in search of work in 1959 and eventually went on to start a family

Daily Mirror

Gran, 99, who almost became a nun welcomes 100th great-grandchild

Marguerite Koller, a mum of 11 and grandmother of 56, celebrated the arrival of her 100th great-grandchild just two months before she herself turns 100

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Tribune News Service

Jerry Zezima: Gill we meet again

Something fishy is going on in my house. And it’s a matter of life and death.

ABC News

Work on national approach to coercive control to begin at attorneys-general meeting in Melbourne

A meeting of the country's attorneys-general may see a renewed push for coercive control — the pattern of behaviours by abusers to dominate and control their partners — to be criminalised in all states and territories.

Wales Online

Restaurant manager's savage reply to TripAdvisor moan about £7 glass of Prosecco

'I'm going to humour you and respond by explaining a bit about wine pricing, the cost of land and how restaurants work'

Manchester Evening News

The pensioners growing their own veg for 'those in need' as food costs skyrocket

“When people first come around the corner they just say ‘wow’."

Daily Mirror

Woman left devastated after losing engagement ring delighted to have it returned in poo bag

Angie Shipps was left heartbroken after losing her 18-carat blue sapphire ring and diamond family heirloom after a day at the beach, but it was found with the help of the National Ring Recovery Service

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh mum has 'irreplaceable' wedding ring found by hero metal detectorist

An Edinburgh woman who lost her precious engagement ring on an East Lothian beach was over the moon when a volunteer metal detectorist found it and returned it in a dog poo bag.

Daily Record

Hero metal detectorist finds stranger's lost engagement ring on Scottish beach

A woman who lost her 'irreplaceable' engagement ring on a Scottish beach was over the moon when a stranger tracked it down using a metal detector and returned it in a dog poo bag.

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