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Unseen work by The Snowman creator Raymond Briggs goes on display
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Roku warns of ad-supported streaming competition, stock slides
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- The Independent
Why France beating England would be good for the Women’s Six Nations
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'GMFB' shares what they are looking forward to on Night 2 of the '24 draft
"GMFB" shares what they are looking forward to on Night 2 of the '24 draft
- The Telegraph
Chris Wood on Forest’s VAR fury: We’re angry and upset – I can understand why we responded
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Teacher murdered partner and invited his worried mother over as body lay in garden
A woman murdered her boyfriend then invited his worried mother over as his body lay in a makeshift grave in the back garden.
- People
Daughter Discovers Her Mom's 24-Year-Old Prom Dress and Rewears It to Her Own Senior Prom (Exclusive)
Vanessa Rivas discovered the dress sitting in a shoe box in her garage
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Steph McGovern confirms TV return following Packed Lunch axe
Steph McGovern is coming back to TV after her show Steph's Packed Lunch was unexpectedly axed last year.
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Paris crowns a new king of the crusty baguette in its annual bread-baking prize
PARIS (AP) — Paris has a new king of the crusty baguette. Baker Xavier Netry was chosen this week as the 31st winner of Paris' annual “Grand Prix de la baguette” prize. His long loaf beat 172 others. Competing baguettes were evaluated for taste, look, texture, airiness and the quality of the baking. The jury included a deputy mayor, industry representatives, journalists and six Parisians that City Hall said were drawn at random. The Utopie bakery in Paris' 11th district that Netry works for wins
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Want to have dinner with Donald Trump in KY? It will cost you at least $25,000
Tickets to the dinner cost at least $25,000. Some of that will go toward a group that’s spent more than $50 million on Trump’s legal bills.
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First cases of HIV transmission through cosmetic injection confirmed in CDC report on women who got ‘vampire facials’
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