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Coronation Street star Brooke Vincent reveals incredible figure in clingy jumpsuit five months after giving birth

Coming soon from a galaxy far, far away: Disney takes on Netflix in UK

The streaming service Disney+ launches this month in the UK, and it has the stars and the money to shake things up Disney will mark its entry into the European streaming wars this week when it unveils its Disney+ service at a glitzy promotional event. The entertainment giant is seeking to challenge the dominance of Netflix and Amazon’s Prime Video, and at the private event on Thursday will unveil a formidable arsenal of content. This includes the $100m Star Wars spin-off series The Mandalorian , Pixar hits such as Toy Story and family favourites such as Frozen 2 – content it hopes will be attractive enough to get consumers to fork out for yet another streaming service. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/mar/01/disney-plus-coming-soon-to-uk-galaxy-netflix-challenge via TV In Wigan

Alan Shearer identifies what's 'rotten' at Newcastle United in scathing Match of the Day assessment

Newcastle United drew with Burnley at St James' Park and Alan Shearer gave his view on Match of the Day from ChronicleLive - Home https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/alan-shearer-identifies-whats-rotten-17840294 via Wigan Aerial Installers

One in five cops now carry Tasers as 8,000 more officers issued with stun gun

Home secretary Priti Patel said the move is part of the government's commitment to keep 'police and public safe', as 25,000 out of 123,000 cops will be armed from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/one-five-cops-now-carry-21606778 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Nick Knowles on his first kiss, biggest regrets and what makes him angry

From Greta Thunberg to Jane Fonda, these are the women fighting to save our planet

I was sleeping with a married man — but I’ll never let myself be the other woman again

The fed-up food that looks less than auber-joyed at heading for the dinner plate

Brits at Tenerife coronavirus hotel can fly back to UK if they test negative as they say free booze ‘keeping spirits up’

These A-listers including Taylor Swift and Margot Robbie ditched Hollywood crowd for friendships that will surprise you

Joe Biden on track for huge South Carolina primary win – as Bernie set for big defeat

Myles Stephenson is FINALLY out of intensive care after near-fatal snowboarding accident

CNN’s Michael Smerconish shocks by comparing Bernie Sanders to coronavirus with bizarre graphic

Stacey Solomon’s tidying tips and organisation hacks can help keep your spending low

How presenter and eco-fighter Anita Rani overcame sexism and racism to get to the top of her game

Win a Sleepeezee pet bed – terms and conditions

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Win a copy of Messy, Wonderful Us by Catherine Isaac in this week’s Fabulous book competition

Daily horoscope for Sunday March 1 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 DON’T promise or spend too much, as simple friendships matter most and will lead you to the right people and places. Clear space around you, both emotionally and practically. Passion is neutral on the surface but underneath it sizzles. An audience for your words is coming closer as each day passes. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 Prepare for a hot romance as Venus moves into your sign and gifts you with the moves to win (or win back) the lover you need. This may not be who you think you want, so tune into your heart. A CV or job application rises above the rest as Mercury helps you make a unique mark. Don’t downplay your skills, talk them up! GEMINI May 22 to June 21 You are a wild and mysterious mix of the moon’s hidden depths and Saturn’s straight-talking. You are honest about what is on your mind and in your heart. This time, other people’s issues will not distract you. Love unlocks a secret level and partners fall head over heels again. Sin

Weekly horoscope for March 1 – 7 – your week ahead according to Kerry King and her tarot cards

Yankee Candle launches TWO new limited edition Easter candles – including a chocolate scented jar

Prince Andrew let Caprice sit on Queen’s throne during date at Buckingham Palace

Saturday Night Takeaway make Anthony Joshua beg a guest to grate CHEESE on his abs – and fans love it

Boris Johnson sets up coronavirus ‘war room’ as Government to draft in retired doctors and encourage working from home

John Lewis launches hand-me-down clothing drive

Retailer seeks to cut fashion waste with children’s coats featuring reusable name tags John Lewis is tackling fashion waste by launching a hand-me-down drive with extended name labels attached to children’s coats that can be easily amended by parents. The department store chain is introducing organic cotton labelling inside its own-brand children’s coats so the new owner can cross out the name of the last person and write a new name. Coats have been chosen to test this labelling because they have a long life and are often the most costly garment for parents. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/29/john-lewis-launches-hand-me-down-clothing-drive via TV In Wigan

Investor group warns 63 large firms over gender imbalance

Letters sent to UK firms urging them to increase number of women in leadership roles An influential investor group has warned 63 publicly listed companies, including Stagecoach Group and the Ladbrokes owner GVC, over their failure to increase the number of women on their leadership teams ahead of a year-end deadline. It marks the third successive year that the Investment Association (IA) has written to companies lagging behind on key targets that aim to bolster the proportion of women in boardrooms and executive committees to 33% by the end of 2020. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/29/investor-group-warns-63-large-firms-over-gender-imbalance via TV In Wigan

Brit teen, 14, weighing 23st scoffs 4,000 calories a day and admits all he does is ‘eat, sleep, game, repeat’

Vegan and veggie meals at fast food chains ‘more likely to give you a heart attack than meat burgers’

Margaret Thatcher tried to meet top music star and had to settle for Wombles theme composer

How men dying SEVEN YEARS earlier in Blackpool than High Wycombe shows how stark the North-South divide has become

Google Doodle celebrates Leap Day 2020 with quirky illustration

One in five university students left poorer by studying for a degree, report reveals

Almost 2,000 calories in a Domino’s, under 500 in a KFC and 1,100 in a kebab – how many calories are in your takeaway?

Barclays Bank bosses cleared of fraud after five-year probe costing taxpayers £30m

Camila Cabello’s ‘racist’ posts ‘hurt’ former Fifth Harmony bandmate Normani

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Cross country cocaine gang, based on Teesside, jailed for 'helicopter' drugs plot

A GANG involved in a nationwide conspiracy to flood the area with Class A drugs imported into the country in a helicopter have been jailed. from The Northern Echo | News https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/18270927.cross-country-cocaine-gang-based-teesside-jailed-helicopter-drugs-plot/?ref=rss via Wigan Satellite Services

Teesside clean energy project launched which could create 5,500 jobs

A PROJECT which aims to decarbonise businesses in Teesside was yesterday launched in Middlesbrough. from The Northern Echo | News https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/jobs/jobs_news/18270913.teesside-clean-energy-project-launched-create-5-500-jobs/?ref=rss via Wigan Satellite Services

Husband drowns wife then tries to flee country with suitcase full of sex toys

Peter Rex Dansie, 71, drowned his disabled wife by shoving her wheelchair into a pond in Adelaide, Australia because he was 'bored' of their marriage and wanted a new girlfriend from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/husband-drowns-wife-tries-flee-21601603 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Jeremy Kyle Show producer found dead at home nine months after show was axed

Natasha Reddican was made redundant after the cancellation of the show from Liverpool Echo - News https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/tv/jeremy-kyle-show-producer-found-17837212 via Local Wigan Aerial Installers

Margaret Thatcher tried to meet top music star and had to settle for Wombles theme composer

How men dying SEVEN YEARS earlier in Blackpool than High Wycombe shows how stark the North-South divide has become

Google Doodle celebrates Leap Day 2020 with quirky illustration

One in five university students left poorer by studying for a degree, report reveals

Viewers are stunned after BBC documentary reveals there’s under 500 calories in a KFC but 1,900 in a Domino’s

Barclays Bank bosses cleared of fraud after five-year probe costing taxpayers £30m

Camila Cabello’s ‘racist’ posts ‘hurt’ former Fifth Harmony bandmate Normani

As we prepare for a post-Brexit take-off, why no Heathrow third runway is a disaster for ALL of Britain

F1 chiefs to hold crisis talk amid fears coronavirus outbreak could wipe out season’s first FOUR races

I’ve spent £3,500 and gone on 398 dates but I can’t find love online

Tyler Perry hires medical examiner for second autopsy following nephew’s death

Laporte may have torn hamstring and fears he may miss Man City’s Carabao Cup final vs Aston Villa and Real Madrid return

Coronavirus: England only has 15 beds for worst respiratory cases

NHS says system will struggle if more than 28 patients need artificial lung treatment Follow the latest coronavirus news England only has 15 available beds for adults to treat the most severe respiratory failure and will struggle to cope if there are more than 28 patients who need them if the number of coronavirus cases rises, according to the government and NHS documents. Ministers have revealed in parliamentary answers that there are 15 available beds for adult extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) treatment at five centres across England. The government said this could be increased in an emergency. There were 30 such beds in total available during the 2018-19 winter flu season. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/feb/27/coronavirus-england-only-has-15-beds-for-worst-respiratory-cases via TV In Wigan

Universal credit linked to rise in psychological stress, study finds

Failure to modify benefit is likely to increase pressure on NHS, researchers say Universal credit is linked to an increase in “psychological stress” among the jobless people who claim it, according the first major study to quantify the impact of the government’s flagship welfare system on mental health. The study found the introduction of universal credit across the UK was associated with a 6.6 percentage point increase in mental health issues among recipients compared with a comparison group who were in employment or retired. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/feb/27/universal-credit-linked-psychological-stress-increase-study-benefits-uk via TV In Wigan

New cars producing more carbon dioxide than older models

Demand for bigger cars drives increase in greenhouse gas emissions, says Which? New cars sold in the UK produce more carbon dioxide than older models, according to new research that suggests the industry is going backwards in tackling the climate crisis. Cars that reach the latest standards of emissions use cleaner internal combustion engine technology to combat air pollution , but the relentless rise in demand for bigger, heavier models meant that average emissions of the greenhouse gas rose, according to the consumer group Which? Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/28/new-cars-producing-more-carbon-dioxide-than-older-models via TV In Wigan

Nandy and Starmer clash over Brexit and antisemitism in TV debate

Wigan MP describes Labour’s second referendum position as an “absolute disaster” Labour leadership candidates Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy clashed over Brexit and antisemitism in a TV hustings event with personal attacks on each other’s records in shadow cabinet. The Wigan MP described Labour’s second referendum position led by Starmer, the party’s shadow Brexit secretary, as a “collective failure of leadership” and an “absolute disaster”. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/feb/27/nandy-and-starmer-clash-over-brexit-and-antisemitism-in-tv-debate via TV In Wigan

Gambling Commission 'is being outgunned' by betting companies

National Audit Office says regulator has not adjusted to the rise of online gambling The Gambling Commission is outpaced and outgunned by betting companies, according to a government report warning that the watchdog is struggling to protect people from gambling-related harm. The National Audit Office, which monitors the effectiveness of public bodies, said the regulator had not adjusted to technological change such as the rise of online and mobile gaming. It said funding constraints had hampered the commission, which has an annual budget of £19m but regulates an industry that took £11.3bn from punters last year. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/feb/28/gambling-commission-is-being-outgunned-by-online-betting-companies-nao via TV In Wigan

Crystal Palace's lifesize dinosaurs added to heritage at risk register

Historic England concerned that 166-year-old statues are cracking and losing toes Dinosaurs are once again facing an extinction threat. Not a giant meteor this time but changing water levels threatening a Victorian Jurassic park that has fascinated and thrilled generations of visitors for 166 years. Historic England is announcing on Friday that it is adding the Crystal Palace dinosaurs to its heritage at risk register, worried by large cracks appearing in some of the 30 lifesize statues that were part of a pioneering project to educate and entertain people about natural science. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2020/feb/28/crystal-palaces-lifesize-dinosaurs-added-to-heritage-at-risk-register via TV In Wigan

Aspire Technology Solutions named Northumberland and Tyneside Company of the Year

Gateshead company takes the top prize at the first heat of the North East Business Awards from ChronicleLive - Home https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/aspire-technology-solutions-named-northumberland-17826436 via Wigan Aerial Installers

The game-changing, multi-billion pound plan to make the River Mersey power a million homes

Plans for multi-billion pound project move forward as Metro Mayor says Liverpool City Region can lead the way on the climate crisis from Liverpool Echo - News https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/game-changing-multi-billion-pound-17826357 via Local Wigan Aerial Installers

Dazzling photos capture rare moment over Liverpool as Venus and the moon 'kiss'

The phenomenon was spotted over Liverpool by a lucky few from Liverpool Echo - News https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/dazzling-photos-capture-rare-moment-17829405 via Local Wigan Aerial Installers

‘Cult mom’ Lori Vallow told her former husband’s kids their dad was dead via text and refused to say he’d been shot

Watch shocking moment Copenhagen star Santos decks policeman in crazy scenes celebrating winning goal vs Celtic

Dog the Bounty Hunter’s ex Moon vows to ‘move forward’ after split as he gushes over late wife Beth’s award

WWHL host Andy Cohen BANNED Lala Kent, Jillian Michaels, Amber Rose and other stars from show

It’s in the national interest to increase our airport capacity — or watch jobs disappear across the Channel

Daily horoscope for Friday February 28 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 As the sun crosses the sixth-sense sector of your chart, you can add a helping of intuition to facts and figures. This makes decisions easier at work and at home and you almost enjoy making them. As Venus squares up to maverick planet Pluto, the love choices you make are unexpected but will feel so right. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 The moon moves into your sign and straight away there is something new and special about you. It makes people receptive to your ideas, even if the opposite has been true lately. If you are single, you and a Virgo may not speak the same language yet, when you meet, you understand and love each other. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Detective planet Pluto inspires you to solve mysteries about the past in a way that could make the family richer. Just as exciting is discovering what talent you have inherited. As for romance, it is the person who gives you all the time you need to be sure who loves you. Sports news stirs a fa

Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran scammed out of nearly $400K after email phishing scam disguised as renovation payment

Brits trapped at coronavirus-hit hotel in Tenerife urged to ‘keep calm and carry on tanning’

Keown ‘almost ran to Arteta to tell him to put Martinelli on’ as Arsenal legend rages at decisions in Olympiacos loss

Bonucci questions Juventus´ mentality after Lyon defeat

Juventus captain Leonardo Bonucci says he "could tell something wasn't switched on with the 11 starters" in the defeat to Lyon. from Soccerway.com http://www.soccerway.com/news/2020/February/26/bonucci-questions-juventus-mentality-after-lyon-defeat via Aerials Wigan

CAMRA announces North East Pub of the Year awards and here are the big winners

Here are the pubs and clubs who will be raising a glass to success this Thursday as the Campaign for Real Ale reveals its awards from ChronicleLive - Home https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/camra-announces-north-east-pub-17820972 via Wigan Aerial Installers

Government told to "go big or go home" over massive regional inequalities affecting North East

New report outlines huge regional disparities in the UK and calls for massive programme of Government action from ChronicleLive - Home https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/economy-regional-inequality-north-east-17821177 via Wigan Aerial Installers

Heinz launch new beans and spaghetti hoops combination in the same can

To mark National Toast Day the firm is holding a Twitter vote this morning on whether it should unleash “Boopz” in supermarkets or can the idea if people dislike the combination from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heinz-launch-new-beans-spaghetti-21585385 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Mum jailed after drowning daughter, 2, as punishment because she wet herself

Mum-of-two Lin Li, 28, from Brooklyn, New York, was convicted of her daughter Melody Zheng's manslaughter after holding her head underwater in a storage bin from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/mum-jailed-after-drowning-daughter-21585687 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Trump disagrees with his own health experts on whether US faces severe illnesses from coronavirus

Donald Trump has disagreed with his own health experts who have warned it was inevitable that coronavirus would spread witin the US. from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-coronavirus-outbreak-cdc-illness-press-conference-white-house-a9362291.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Alien world could be a home for life, scientists say

Planets bigger than Earth but smaller than Neptune could be habitable, study suggests from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/exoplanet-new-earth-life-alien-habitable-liquid-water-k2-18b-a9361586.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Science news in brief: From giant rodents with tiny brains to Canada's new tyrannosaur

And other stories from around the world from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/giant-rodent-jellyfish-sting-rat-nests-white-lipped-peccary-tyrannosaur-death-a9356731.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

The plight of Delhi's black kites, wounded by the pastime that shares their name

Oliver Whang meets the bird rescuers risking everything to care for the creatures they love from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/india-black-kites-birds-injured-new-delhi-wildlife-a9338816.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Charles Wood: Playwright and screenwriter whose military experience informed his work

He also scripted key Sixties movies such as 'The Knack' and The Beatles' 'Help!' from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/charles-wood-death-playwright-theatre-film-military-beatles-age-cause-a9326571.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Coronavirus news – live: Government 'fears 80% of country could be infected', as deadly outbreak sweeps Europe amid looming pandemic

Act 'as if the virus is going to show up tomorrow. You're in an interconnected world', governments told from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-news-live-uk-italy-spain-outbreak-us-symptoms-cdc-update-a9359521.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Bethenny Frankel, Vicki Gunvalson, Leanne Locken and other Real Housewives ditching the show

Student shows off world’s ‘biggest Hula Hoop’ at three-and-a-half inches long

Jeremy Corbyn has nothing left to give up for Lent as he’s a veggie, teetotaller and penny pincher, aides say

NHS staff told to shave off beards over coronavirus fears as facial hair can render masks ineffective

EastEnders’ Katie Jarvis calls herself a ‘lairy b***h’ as she joins Instagram and shares touching family snaps

EastEnders fans left in shock after new Peter Beale returns a whopping 7ins taller

Mystery as skull and bones belonging to lad, 18, are found in a LION enclosure at Pakistani safari park

Mystery ‘Planet K2’ could be hiding LIFE and liquid water on its surface

Influencer Kassady Bingham’s heartbreak as her baby son dies after leukemia battle

'AILA'AU: Forest Eater by Page Films

'AILA'AU: Forest Eater by Page Films https://vimeo.com/pagefilms/foresteater Recommended to watch in 4K or HD in dark environment with quality sound. 'AILA'AU: Forest Eater is a short film that takes viewers on a journey through the infamous 2018 eruption of Kilauea's lower east rift zone on the Big Island of Hawaii. The film uses select footage from Lance Page, Michael Lienau and G. Brad Lewis with a very special shot by Adrian Hein and blends together a rich visual feast. Featuring Sam Cossman in full lava suit at lava rivers edge, testing out C-THRU from Qwake Technologies. As the visuals dazzle, the original music and sound design helmed by Stefan Scott Nelson and Kevin Dippold creates a dark dreamy melody that nicely accents the incredible, beautiful and bizarre wonder of nature. The otherworldly sound mix is accompanied by Stephanie Dosen's powerful vocals blended with a handful of other choice musical contributions. Rather than use a more literal docu

Prince Harry fury: Duke brutally mocked for controversial Instagram post - 'Shame on you!'

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PRINCE HARRY has received massive backlash for his latest Instagram post where he hosted a summit launching the Sussex's next phase - tourism. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1247959/prince-harry-news-duke-sussex-meghan-markle-duchess-sussex-sussexroyal-instagram via Wigan Services

Coronavirus horror: BBC Newsnight host STUNNED as expert delivers grim warning - ‘No cure’

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CORONAVIRUS fears erupted on BBC Newsnight after an expert delivered a grim warning on the programme amid fears the UK will be next to become a hotbed for the killer disease. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1247957/coronavirus-BBC-Newsnight-latest-news-kirsty-wark-death-toll-china-italy-dead-killer via Wigan Services

Khloe Kardashian’s pregnant BFF Malika ripped by fans for planning plastic surgery makeover after baby’s birth

Horrifying moment baby’s pushchair rolls in front of traffic as desperate mum looks on

Burger-loving Donald Trump WAS served meat at India banquet after being warned he’d have to go veggie

Setien ´optimistic´ for Napoli second leg despite loss of Busquets and Vidal

Barcelona will be without two key players for the Champions League last-16 second leg against Napoli, but Quique Setien is unfazed. from Soccerway.com http://www.soccerway.com/news/2020/February/26/setien-optimistic-for-napoli-second-leg-despite-loss-of-busquets-and-vidal via Aerials Wigan

Woman, 21, becomes 'Britain's youngest gran' after marrying granddad, 56

Becca Keeley, 21, married 56-year-old granddad Mark two years ago after meeting at a concert when she was just 16. He initially advised her to find someone her own age but she persisted and they now have a child of their own from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/woman-21-becomes-britains-youngest-21577843 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Tories would have to raise spending by £54billion to keep 'end austerity' promise

But the IFS warned that the Tories will have to put up taxes if they are to keep their own rules on borrowing from Mirror - News https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/tories-raise-spending-54billion-keep-21576801 via Wigan Aerial Engineers

Seagulls prefer eating food previously handled by humans, study finds

'Gulls are more likely to approach food that they have seen people drop or put down, so they may associate areas where people are eating with an easy meal,' say researchers from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/seagulls-steal-food-human-hand-exeter-a9357461.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Prisoners suffer cancelled appointments and poorer healthcare

'The punishment of being in prison should not extend to curbing people's rights to healthcare,' says Nuffield Trust think tank from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/prison-healthcare-appointments-nuffield-nhs-a9356711.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Peter Nygard: Fashion mogul's offices raided by FBI in sex trafficking investigation

Ten women have filed a lawsuit claiming Mr Nygard raped them at 'pamper parties' from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/peter-nygard-sex-trafficking-raid-fbi-police-nyc-a9359426.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Budget 2020: our predictions for an unpredictable round of changes

This one is proving a hard one to call but we're giving it a go… from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/money/spend-save/budget-2020-predictions-rishi-sunak-chancellor-minimum-wage-fuel-duty-pensions-a9356546.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Side hustles: Weird and wonderful ways to make some serious money

As one firm advertises for people to live in darkness for a month, Felicity Hannah dives into the world of weird earnings from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/money/spend-save/side-hustles-weird-strange-part-time-zombie-dracula-earn-income-salary-a9356521.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Government plans to take more cash from our dormant accounts

Money will be redistributed to benefit communities around the country, Treasury promises from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/money/spend-save/government-plans-dormant-cash-savings-pensions-lost-retirement-charity-treasury-raid-a9356486.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Slavery is not a crime in almost half of the world – here's why

In 94 countries, a person cannot be prosecuted for enslaving another human being, new research shows from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/slavery-legal-crime-forced-labour-un-legislation-a9333891.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Disney CEO Bob Iger announces shock decision to step down after 15 years as Bob Chapek is named as replacement

EastEnders Sharon ‘sentenced Dennis to death’ by swearing on his life and lying about Keanu affair a YEAR ago

Loud snorers can damage the health of partners by increasing their blood pressure, scientists warn

Daily horoscope for Wednesday February 26 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 YOU will surprise and impress so many people, including yourself, as Venus and the moon help you to find inspiring ways of fulfilling promises, including ones from the past. Romantically, you are softer, kinder, but clear about what you will accept and what you will not. Cash bills may add up to a bonus. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 There is a dreamy element to your passion profile that is irresistible, even to that certain person who had seemed out of your reach. So this can be your moment to start a conversation that neither of you will want to end. A journey takes an unexpected turn and the way you handle it can open career doors. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Instead of hoping some people around you would change, you can help the process along by focusing on yourself. Set limits and this time, stand by them. If you are single, a smile you recognise in a coffee shop could reveal a love prospect. Almost as exciting is a project being put together

The One Show’s Alex Jones rules out having a third child ‘for the sake of the planet’ like Prince Harry

Khloe Kardashian’s pregnant BFF Malika ripped by fans for planning plastic surgery makeover after baby’s birth

Meghan Markle fury: Angry fans turn on Sussexes forcing 'pair to delete Instagram' posts

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MEGHAN MARKLE has been attacked on Instagram for "disrespecting the Queen" in a heartbreaking post. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1247354/meghan-markle-news-instagram-latest-duchess-sussex-prince-harry-invictus-games via Wigan Services

Labour accused of ‘stitch up’ as furious voters turn on party over Long Bailey email gaffe

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LABOUR was at the centre of yet another huge gaffe as its leadership election went from bad to worse after the party was accused of a "stitch up" by disgruntled voters. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1247352/Labour-latest-leadership-news-rebecca-long-bailey-voting-john-mcdonnell-update via Wigan Services

Brexit lunacy: Brussels five most outrageous trade demands unveiled by Michel Barnier

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BRUSSELS chiefs risked plunging post-Brexit negotiations into chaos after publishing a sprawling list of demands ahead of formal trade talks. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1247210/Brexit-news-EU-trade-deal-Michel-Barnier-negotiation-mandate-latest-boris-johnson via Wigan Services

Airport targeted and homes raided as police close net on five drugs supply lines

Dozens arrested as Merseyside Police leads latest County Lines drugs dealing networks from Liverpool Echo - News https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/airport-targeted-homes-raided-police-17814425 via Local Wigan Aerial Installers

Chains of love: the shocking reality of Cambodia's mental health care

'People with mental disabilities are often chained up by relatives because their families don't have the resources to care for them.' Leonie Kijewski hears from the patients and those charged with caring for them with minimal resources from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/health-and-wellbeing/cambodia-mentally-ill-chained-locked-khmer-rouge-a9351416.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Chaos at Conde Nast: the men's magazine run on drug-fuelled dysfunction

Katherine Rosman speaks to Dan Peres, the ex-editor of 'Details' magazine, whose new memoir reveals a life playing fast and loose with opioids, expense accounts and the truth before the rise of the digital age from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/dan-peres-details-conde-nast-collapse-chaos-a9342686.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

Man arrested over string of bomb hoaxes at supermarkets including Asda and Sainsbury's

Six stores including Ikea, Asda and Sainsbury's targeted in under a week from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/bomb-scare-threat-arrest-police-supermarket-surrey-london-sutton-croydon-a9356231.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

When it comes to pain, is it really mind over matter?

It's a question that has baffled scholars for centuries: is pain a bodily experience or a mental one? Rich Harrison explains why this is such a complex problem to solve from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/health-and-wellbeing/pain-chronic-mind-body-injury-cbt-therapy-a9351186.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

'Mad' Mike Hoare: Mercenary and inspiration for The Wild Geese

He gained notoriety for his role in quelling an uprising in Congo but was later jailed after a failed coup attempt in the Seychelles from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/mad-mike-hoare-death-mercenary-wild-geese-africa-congo-seychelles-age-cause-a9327641.html via Local CCTV Installers in Wigan

EastEnders spoilers: Jean Slater suspects Suki Panesar is lying about having cancer – and vows to expose her

EastEnders spoilers: Gray Atkins attacks wife Chantelle as he struggles to cope with the stress of representing Whitney

EastEnders spoilers: Keegan Baker arrested by racist police after trying to stop a burglar

The world’s most southerly Post Office needs new employees who must be good at cleaning penguin poo & emptying toilets

Greedy couple who made over £9million re-selling Ed Sheeran and Adele concert tickets are jailed

Annabella Sciorra breaks silence after Harvey Weinstein found not guilty of sex attacks against her

Should young kids be banned from heading the ball? Two footie experts give conflicting views

Pedo suspect, 60, ‘caught with horrific images’ dies after ‘running in front of a truck’ following release on bail

Celebs Go Dating’s Dean Gaffney’s hilarious reply after being rejected by a girl – insisting ‘she must be a Corrie fan’

Love Island’s Siannise and Luke T to move to Windsor and become the new Meghan and Harry

Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry was nearly JAILED for twerking on Dubai street says pal Sophie Kasaei

Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae return from Vegas laden with designer gear after his brother Tyson’s epic win

Daily horoscope for Tuesday February 25 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 Your personal planet Mars climbs higher in your victory chart to dismiss doubts and you now know where a project needs to go. With a confident, self-contained passion profile, you can enjoy being single but are about to fall in love as Venus pushes on in your personality zone and you can’t resist some flirty eyes. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 You can keep facts or figures to yourself if you are not ready to share them but be sure it is for the right reasons. A power balance at home or work might tilt in your favour but do think carefully about what you do with it. Love words that have been held up are on their way. You are more than ready to reply. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 You are a dynamic people-person today, diving into new groups and making your mark in an online setting. Trust your instincts on new names but listen to trusted voices, too. If you are in love, major changes can start with a single step. Single? A bossy but gorgeous Aries co

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