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Senate GOP fears land mines in House could derail Trump’s tax agenda
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Ed Sheeran and Gary Lightbody: Performing a ‘dream come true’ say sisters
Molly and Ruby Mulholland from Glengormley said they “couldn’t believe” they got to perform for singer Ed Sheeran.
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Tom Holland’s dad roots for son’s engagement to Zendaya
Tom Holland’s father is the biggest supporter of his son’s engagement to Zendaya.According to a Patreon post that Dominic Holland shared on Friday, he detailed his oldest child’s love story and how he has complete faith in…
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Love Island All Stars: Can reality stars still make money as influencers?
As Love Island All Stars returns, we find out if reality stars can still have a lucrative social media career.
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Love Island All Stars: Can reality stars still make money as influencers?
As Love Island All Stars returns, we find out if reality stars can still have a lucrative social media career.
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Prince William tipped to take help from unofficial Royals
Zara Tindall and husband Mike Tindall are ready to take over Royal duties if Prince William asks for support, it is revealed.Princess Anne’s daughter, who shares a great book with cousin William, is a…
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Coronation Street’s Georgia Taylor splits from co-star boyfriend after two years
Coronation Street’s Georgia Taylor and Charlie de Melo, who played Toyah Battersby and Imran Habeeb on the ITV soap, have split after two years together
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Lorry hits and kills policewoman working at North Yorkshire crash scene
Constable Rosie Prior and a motorist were fatally struck by HGV that also hit a teenage boy, who was left with serious injuries, say police
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Being gay meant being hated by the highest in the military command
Today marks 25 years since the ban on gay men and women serving in the UK armed forces was lifted. Those in the firing line recall the trauma that thousands experienced as – all too slowly – hearts and minds changed in the forces. Damian Kerlin reports
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