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Nick Fisher obituary

Writer and broadcaster who lent his fishing expertise to TV and radio shows and co-authored The River Cottage Fish Book

The Guardian - UK

'I hate my daughter's name - I've already changed it once but I still regret it'

A dad has admitted he isn't a fan of the name he and his wife chose for their 13-month-old daughter - even though he already went through the process of changing it

Daily Mirror

Siblings to raise money for National Deaf Children's Society in honour of baby sister

"I want my sister to be able to do everything I can do"

Nottingham Post

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'Doctors said I was too fat to have triplets and asked if I wanted them terminated'

Ange, who says she's always been a bigger size, was appalled when doctors asked if she 'wanted to terminate one or two of her babies' over concerns for her health due to her BMI

Daily Mirror

After 90 years, the Darlington sisters return to Cooper Creek and retrace their mother's journey

The remarkable survival story of how Ettie Darlington raised six children alone after losing their father in the outback is a snapshot of another time. Now, four of her children are reflecting on their mother's life and legacy.

ABC News

Robin Bell: Man killed in IRA ambush 'had life stolen before he had the chance to live it'

The 21-year-old was shot dead as he arrived with his brother and father at the family farm in Newtownbutler to milk cows

Belfast Live

Man killed in IRA ambush ‘had life stolen before he had the chance to live it’

Robin Bell was shot dead by the Provisional IRA on October 22, 1972 as he arrived to milk cows on his family’s farm.

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No end of Noahs … but a conquest of the Normans

New entries to the top 100 included Lara, Beatrice and Sara for girls and Blake, Brody, Kai, Rupert, Tobias and Nathan for boys.

Evening Standard

Animal charities overwhelmed with dogs dumped by people who can't afford to keep them

"During the pandemic, more people got dogs and puppies, but now people don't want them. We're trying hard to rehome them, but more keep being abandoned"

Wales Online

Mum paints every wall of her house pink inside and outside

Heather Craig has loved the colour since she was a child

Wales Online

The moment the Queen visited Edinburgh's Gorgie City Farm and protocol was 'broken'

The unique city farm located in Gorgie shared the beautiful memory with a special picture of Her Majesty enjoying a day at the farm with the animals and the volunteers

Edinburgh Live

Twins who were pregnant at the same time give birth at same hospital days apart

Claire and Laura Jopson were delighted to experience pregnancy together

Wales Online

Naughty fun guaranteed as superb stage show returns to Motherwell Theatre

Dirty Dusting returns with Gladys, Olive and Elsie, who are threatened with redundancy and need a cunning plan to secure their future

Daily Record

House of The Dragon fans convinced David Tennant's son is starring in new series

It's not confirmed who the young actor will play in the HBO series, but it is widely thought he will portray the teenage version of Prince Aegon Targaryen.

Daily Record

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Adorable Pup Wears A Mask Outdoors To Stop Her From Eating Grasshoppers Like They’re Skittles

She only wears the mask for a few minutes at a time while supervised - but can now enjoy the garden without devouring critters.

Daily Mirror

People in stitches at dog made to wear Hannibal Lecter mask to stop her eating bugs

French bulldog Olive has been secretly scoffing grasshoppers in the garden and it's upsetting her tummy - but owner Megan Lasuzzo, 32, has resolved the problem with a hilarious 'Hannibal Lecter' mask

The Times of India

Nigerian befriends man on Facebook, dupes him of Rs 60L

DEHRADUN: The Uttarakhand cyber cell nabbed a 45-year-old Nigerian man, identified as Olive, on Wednesday for allegedly duping a man from Ranikhet of Rs 60 lakh on the pretext of gifting him $1 lakh after befriending him on Facebook through a fake profile of a foreign woman. Olive was nabbed…

ABC News

Dadbooster offers online support for fathers experiencing postnatal depression

There's no doubt having a baby is a life-changing event and while it's well known many mothers struggle with depression or anxiety, so can fathers.

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Liverpool Echo

Coronation Street Daisy Midgeley star's workmate boyfriend and youthful dad

Daisy Midgeley has caused a stir ever since she stepped foot in Weatherfield

Newcastle Herald

Egoism's introspective 'dream-pop' strikes a chord

"We tend to view music as a means of communicating a deeper story or emotion than is possible through just words."

The Guardian - UK

Porn shame adds to Tory woes in south-west as party fears poll blow

In Neil Parish’s Devon seat, and further north in the Red Wall, there’s little comfort for Boris Johnson

The Guardian - UK

‘He’s got to go’: anger in Tiverton as local MP Neil Parish faces porn claims

People in Devon town have little sympathy and say Tory should ‘admit what he’s done’ and resign

Daily Mirror

Missing dog back in owner's arms after four days trapped down deep 12ft mineshaft

Labrador Olive has been safely rescued and reunited with her owner, Jo Belton, in Sheffield, after emergency services helped lift her out of 12ft mineshaft where she spent four long days alone

ABC News

The Stella Prize 2022 shortlist spotlights the best books by Australian women and non-binary writers

For the first time, poetry and a graphic novel make up the bulk of the unconventional and transgressive Stella Prize shortlist.

Belfast Live

Dumped NI dog afraid of human contact now gives cuddles and hugs

She wraps her front legs around her carers, lays her head on them and in a show of love and trust they just can't get enough of

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