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From a cute Topshop crop top to the headphones of the moment… here’s what we’re lusting after today

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THE Tuesday after the Bank Holiday is always hard but our sunshine selection will brighten up your day in the office. From some gorgeous yellow headphones to the boho chic Topshop crop, you will love today’s lust-worthy selection… Listen up We can’t get enough of these Panasonic headphones, in a range of chic colours – our favourite is the on-trend matte yellow. It features 24-hour battery life and impressive call answering for the tech nerds too… Headphones, £99, John Lewis – buy now Boho babe With festival season around the corner this cute crop is ideal for long lazy evenings in a field. We love the off the should cut and the sweet paisley panels. Crop top, £15, Topshop – buy now Clean up your act REN skincare is the stuff dreams are made of and we are loving the latest of their luxury products. Pamper your face with the Ready Steady Glow Daily AMA tonic, perfect to help you get you glow back after a long day. REN Ready Steady Glow Daily AMA tonic, £25, Space NK...
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Daily horoscope for Thursday October 29 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 Venus makes a rare return visit to your partnership chart, and feelings you thought might be cooling are suddenly back at their best. Single? It’s time to widen the search as someone so different is a hot match. You discover you have a gift for doing up old furniture – and could turn it into a money-maker. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 Uranus, sometimes called the genius planet, sharpens your mind and movies you script or make at home could be winners. You have a new and so-sexy air of independence that triples the power of love in a relationship. If you’re single, the only problem is choosing as three very different people could be interested. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Mars adds an extra strand of determination when you talk about the life you want to lead. And a brightly coloured application form, already in your home, can be the start of a run of success. As for love, the first date is OK. By date five, you realise it could turn into a relatio...
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TV Aerials and Satellites Installations in wigan

Trust Me - this new hammy horror from the BBC should be a hit

These days, it’s hard to tell the real from the fake, the reality from the fantasy. Everyone seems to have their own version of the truth.

from Wigan Today What's On Feed https://www.wigantoday.net/whats-on/entertainment/trust-me-this-new-hammy-horror-from-the-bbc-should-be-a-hit-1-9734503
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