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'My sister's devastated about my no-kids wedding rule - I just don't like them'
A woman is sticking to her guns about her wedding's 'no kids' rule, but her sister is devastated because it also means her husband won't be able to attend the big day
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Second person dies at Glastonbury festival after body discovered during clean-up
Police have confirmed a second death at this year's Glastonbury after the body of a man in his 40s was discovered - and say they are not treating the incident as suspicious
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Aldi confirms exact date shoppers will be hit by major Specialbuys change
In an update to customers, Aldi noted that it understood shoppers would be "disappointed" with the change but said it was "more committed than ever to delivering Everyday Low Prices across the entire Aldi range
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John Murtough was given perfect example of 'Man Utd tax' during negotiations
John Murtough is Manchester United's football director and in charge of the club's transfer business - making him crucial to Erik ten Hag's Old Trafford masterplan
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Klopp sees Liverpool transfer decision made easier as targets whittled down
Jurgen Klopp has some big decisions to make this summer regarding the shape of his playing squad, but his choices may have become clearer following recent developments
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Humiliated Rishi Sunak hits out as court rules Rwanda migrant policy unlawful
The landmark ruling comes after more than 14 months of deadlock since it was first unveiled by former Home Secretary Priti Patel last year
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England one-day captain Jos Buttler offered game-changing multi-year IPL deal
England white-ball captain Jos Buttler has been a regular for IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals since 2018 and they are planning to offer him a big money multi-year deal to represent all their franchises
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Inside Madonna's strained relationship with son Rocco as he rushes to bedside
Madonna shares son Rocco Ritchie with her ex-husband Guy Ritchie, and over the years, their relationship has gone through bitter custody battles, rebellion and long-distance parenting
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Iceland shutting two more stores - taking number of shops closed this year to 13
Iceland announced earlier this year that it was to shut down several of its sites and at the end of September the overall number of sites closed will be 14
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Eni Aluko insists Declan Rice theory proven right despite 'sexist' backlash
Declan Rice is on the verge of joining Arsenal after West Ham accepted a £105million bid for the England international - despite a tempting offer from Manchester City
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Arteta wastes no time as Arsenal boss drops Havertz hint after Chelsea transfer
Kai Havertz has joined Arsenal from London rivals Chelsea in a £65m move and Gunners boss Mikel Arteta has already dropped a hint about his plans for the German international
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Builder nearly dies after 'chemical tasting' vape burns hole on his lung
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Alex Gittins, 31, suffered a collapsed lung just hours after inhaling a vape bought from a shop in County Durham and noticing an "awful chemical taste" in the back of his throat
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Planet 'shouldn't exist' after surviving star's apocalyptic explosion
Scientists have found the planet Halla, a gas giant similar to Jupiter, survived when its star known as Baekdu rapidly expanded into a red giant, which usually destroys all in its path
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Urgent vape warning as deadly 'flesh-rotting' drug discovered in e-cigarettes
Xylazine, a tranquiliser usually used on large animals such as horses and cows, has caused an epidemic in the US because it can make the skin and muscle rot away if mixed with illegal drugs
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Boy, 15, stranded in Turkey hospital after horror fall through glass hotel door
A mum is urging people to get holiday insurance after her 15-year-old son was left with severe cuts to his neck, stomach, hip and hands in a horror fall through a hotel's glass door
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Poundland issues huge update about its website - and it’s good news for shoppers
Poundland has begun recruiting for around 120 new roles at its Barnsley chilled and frozen food hub in Darton, South Yorkshire, in preparation for its online expansion
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'No one will rent my house because of the smell - it's so bad it makes me sick'
Landlord Neeru Saxena, who owns a property in Wavertree, Liverpool, says she struggles to find tenants because of a build-up of smelly rubbish in the alleyway behind the house
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Rotting seaweed plagues town leaving memories 'shattered' and kids in tears
The once 'beautiful' seaside town of Weymouth, Dorset, has been plagued with a variety of issues and is 'shattering' the fond memories locals and tourists have of the spot
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'Drug sweeping US rotted my flesh - I had to cut my dead skin off'
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Tracey McCann started taking opiods on perscription after a nearly fatal car crash - but it led to a xylazine addiction which she said turned her skin black and rotted her flesh
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Madonna's ominous final Instagram post before 'scary' intensive care stay
Madonna developed a bacterial infection over the weekend which led to her spending some time in an intensive care unit and her latest social media post offered clues after gruelling 12-hour days
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Kate Garraway rescued by husband Derek from awkward slip-up after receiving MBE
Kate Garraway returned to Good Morning Britain on Thursday after receiving her MBE but the presenter revealed she made an embarrassing slip-up during the presentation
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Poorest households will need nearly £600 extra to heat homes this winter
Smart energy supplier Utilita has called on the government to ban legacy meters, and provide up to £800 of direct winter energy assistance to the lowest income households
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Brit tourists losing hundreds of pounds due to unexpected costs on holiday
Nearly a fifth of holidaymakers have had to dip into their savings to cover the unplanned outgoings, while 22% had to cut back on their spending for the remainder of the trip
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Brits' favourite meals they keep on rotation from spaghetti bolognese to curry
Six in ten Brits admit they always cook the same meals on rotation at dinnertime - but nearly half are getting bored of the same old dinners like sausages and mash
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Brits are cutting back on festivals, meals out and takeaways to save money
Over half of Brits are choosing to take part in fewer fun experiences due to the cost-of-living crisis - but a third are experiencing FOMO as a result, research finds
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