'UK's biggest indoor fairground' is in Birmingham this Christmas and has free tickets for some people
It's taking place at Birmingham NEC in the run-up to Christmas and over the school holidays
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Dad narrowly missed two IRA bombs then escaped deadly Tenerife plane crash
Steve Potts survived the 1980 Tenerife Dan Air crash by one last minute decision, and two IRA bombings. If he had made three slightly different decisions any one of these incidents would mean he was not here today.
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Busy Cambridge shopping centre issues warning over Christmas event scam
The scam could catch people out
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September gardening tasks to do now for a colourful and vibrant spring
Autumn is actually the most overlooked and underused period in gardening, but it also happens to be the best time to set up for spring - do these simple garden jobs now for a perfect season.
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Six tasks gardeners need to do this month or they'll regret it in spring
As the UK starts heading towards a wet and chilly autumn, there are six tasks UK gardeners should do now for the best start to spring — and they're super simple yet effective.
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'I reached X Factor final and Simon Cowell is totally different when cameras stop rolling'
He placed second on the X Factor and has shared behind-the-scenes stories about Simon Cowell, Sharon Osbourne and what really went on during the show
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'Touching and heartfelt' film with 'wonderful' cast on BBC tonight
An Oscar-winning film inspired by its writer and director's childhood experiences during the Troubles in Northern Ireland is on TV tonight
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Little-known Olivia Colman film leaves fans sobbing on ITV now
The coming-of-age Irish drama starring has been praised by viewers as 'phenomenal, funny and moving' and is available to stream for free on ITVX
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From superheroes to sci-fi: Why Comic Con is a breath of fresh air
Read the latest from Pete Price
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'Heartbreaking' drama starring Brit legend leaves fans in tears - on ITV now
The coming-of-age Irish drama is a heartwarming tale of two unlikely companions who form a life-changing bond – and it's available to stream now for free on ITVX
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Mauricio Pochettino on the Balogun scandal, the England job and the problem with club football
Mauricio Pochettino tells Miguel Delaney why he has chosen to stay on as manager of the USA beyond the World Cup despite offers from the club game
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Harry Potter star lay undiscovered for days following his tragic death
Dave Legeno, who played Fenrir Greyback in the Harry Potter films, was due to star in a new film at the time of his death
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Man killed by pet in rare fatal attack as kangaroo blocks help from reaching him
Peter Eades, 77, was found with 'serious injuries' on his property in rural Redmond, Western Australia, by a relative, who quickly called the police
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Solar panels planned for 21 Sheffield schools will save £1m off energy bills over next 25 years
Sheffield schools could get their own source of renewable energy
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London has fallen? Truth about crime and life in capital revealed in major new study
‘Protecting a shared view of reality of London is crucial – we’re all entitled to our own opinions but not our own facts,’ says Professor Bobby Duffy
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Wall Street Journal publisher convicted in Hong Kong of deterring reporter from union role
Dow Jones convicted of one count of deterring Selina Cheng from role at Hong Kong Journalist Association but cleared of second charge A Hong Kong court has convicted the publisher of the Wall Street Journal of deterring…
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Deadly Philippines ferry fire triggers search for scores of missing
Multiple search and rescue vessels deployed after blaze off Palawan island leaves at least five dead, says coast guard A large-scale search and rescue operation is under way off the western Philippine island of Palawa…
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DWP Winter Fuel Payment letters due in October – eligible claimants get up to £300
The Department for Work and Pensions will be sending out letters to eligible claimants in October, confirming how much they will receive
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HMRC tax-free childcare cliff edge could be hiked to £125,000 or £150,000
A new report has suggested the threshold could be increased to either £125,000 to £150,000, or the removal of the free childcare could be staggered.
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Runcorn dad forced to fund £150,000 treatment abroad over 'outdated' NHS policy
Sean Turner is calling for the NHS to change its approach
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People with five more conditions can jump GP queue for help - full list
Andy Burnham said people are 'fed up with the scramble for routine appointments'
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Years after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, New Mexico takes Facebook to trial
Harvested data of users was sold during 2016 US election and allegedly used in ads designed to reduce Democratic voter turnout Facebook’s trial over a privacy scandal that erupted during the 2016 US election when the po…
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Victoria Square isn't the only beautiful Birmingham square hosting a Christmas Market
Oozells Square is known for its cherry blossom but you should make a beeline for it in winter too.
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'Luxury' heated throw slashed from £110 to £16 in deal stack 'cuts down heating bills'
"It has cut down my heating cost and is a great size"
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