Kate Moss cuts hairdresser James Brown loose
The friendship between supermodel Kate Moss, 35, and James Brown, 40, appears to have turned a touch frosty after the hairdresser admitted that he and Kate see each other much less these days.
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Relax with more cash when you go on holiday this year
The pound has rallied slightly against the euro in recent weeks but the euro remains very strong - and many holidaymakers are looking for breaks outside the eurozone to get better value for their holiday pound.
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Making profits with pleasure: The world of collecting
Can investing ever be a genuine pleasure? Absolutely: all you need do is take your favourite hobby or pursuit and apply a little financial nous. You could find an investment that delivered both a financial reward and something rarer - the pleasure of...
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Bond fund payment cuts: Should you be worried?
About 76,000 investors in bond funds managed by Aviva - like Esme Banson - have seen their monthly income payments cut by 20 per cent. With other savers relying on similar bond funds for income, Financial Mail asks whether this is an isolated problem...
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Strictly Come Dancing: Blackpool boy Craig Kelly booted out in front of hometown crowd
After scoring just 17 points from the judges, the former Coronation Street star would have needed a huge proportion of the viewer's vote to remain in the competition.
Funds that are good in practice and in principle
Two-thirds of savers want to invest ethically - including husband and wife Ed Monaghan and Jill Monaghan Brash. That's why they have chosen an ethical investment fund for their long-term savings.
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Go global for income as UK dividends stall
Investors in search of an income from their stock market holdings should start to look outside the UK. Leading financial advisers believe widespread dividend cuts by British companies have seriously weakened the case for investing in UK equity income...
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My 'indigestion' turned out to be a heart attack
Financial adviser Michael Meehan speaks from experience when he tells clients about the benefits of taking out protection against the consequences of suffering a serious illness - but many of us are still blind to the benefits of health insurance.
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Revealed: How Cameron Cutie Liz Truss won seat from another scandal-hit Tory woman - but kept own affair secret
Liz Truss, 34, has been trying to fight off a revolt from activists in South West Norfolk after it was revealed that she had a fling with fellow Tory Mark Field.
Casualty's Simon reveals he's got incurable cancer
When Simon MacCorkindale suddenly left TV’s Casualty no one suspected that he was keeping a tragic secret: he had cancer and had been given just five years to live.
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Safety net may fail thousands of Keydata investors
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KYM MARSH: Britain's premature baby problem - and the boy I lost at 21 weeks
Prematurity is the greatest cause of infant death - so why is there such a chronic shortage of specialist nurses and doctors? The Coronation Street actress, who lost her own baby at 21 weeks, investigates.
Tourism industry calls for VAT cut
Companies that depend on tourism, including Alton Towers owner Merlin Entertainment, are backing a campaign for a VAT cut that would bring the UK into line with its Continental rivals.
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Deal puts sparkle back into troubled Aurum
Aurum, Britain's biggest private jewellery business, is believed to have agreed a refinancing with its lenders that will cut its debt by more than a third.
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The 1 in 40 chance that the pound in your pocket is a fake
The figure, revealed by the Treasury, represents ?37million – or 2.52 per cent of the total ?1.4billion in the market – and is part of an ‘upward trend’ in forgery. Six years ago, one per cent of pound coins were bogus.
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Who has won ?90m EuroMillions jackpot? Frantic search for two lucky Britons
Two British lottery players are unaware they are sitting on a record-breaking ?90million fortune. Where are they?
GM ready to make more Astras in UK
General Motors is believed to have revived plans to boost production of the Astra at its Vauxhall plant in Ellesmere Port.
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Nestle in talks on Kit Kat Fairtrade certification
Britain’s best-selling chocolate bar, Kit Kat, could secure ethical certification if talks between Nestle and Fairtrade succeed.
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Kraft to table ?12bn bid for Cadbury tomorrow
Kraft, the American food giant, is tomorrow expected to table a takeover bid for Cadbury, valuing the British chocolate maker at about ?12 billion.
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Profits at Barclays to hit record ?11bn
Barclays is on target to report its biggest profits ever, despite soaring bad debts, figures will show this week.
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Middle Britain caught in blitz on tax havens
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Guinness socialite accused of drunken plane romp keeps custody of son
A socialite accused of drunkenly cavorting with a male passenger while travelling with her son on a plane will retain custody of her son.
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Judge may grill rebel MPs who defy Legg on expenses
Shamed MPs who challenge demands for the repayment of expenses could be put on 'trial' by a judge to justify their refusal, under new plans being considered.
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'Living for 12 years in disgrace with no money isn't easy': Mickey Rourke on the fight of his life
How do you come back as one of Hollywood's biggest stars when you've destroyed your career? Just ask the Oscar-nominated star of The Wrestler.
When you have to get the perfect gift (but don't have time to shop)
Sure, being well-off has its privileges - but money can't help you choose a gift. That's where Bokks' VPAs (very personal assistants) burst in.
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What's the score? Six of the most noteworthy over-the-ears headphones to invigorate your MP3s
Plus Google's Android - a rival to the software inside iPhone - which lets phones provide live feeds from news sites or Twitter on screen.
TOM PARKER BOWLES: Eyes on the pies - Tasting Britain's finest pie-and-mash
Everyone's gone pie crazy - our man meets up with the 'Cockney Nostra' to taste Britain's best.
It's A Man's World: Bill Bailey
The stand-up comedian on the importance of footwear, buying cheap jewellery and watches and why he can't have tattoos.
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OLLY SMITH: Top of the pops - Champagne alternatives for these recession times
The recession has hit sales of Champagne hard, and increasingly we're looking for good-value alternatives. But do they really hit the spot?
JAMES MARTIN: The Peugeot 3008 - what you get if you cross a saloon, an MPV, an SUV and a hatchback
It's no hot hatch but it feels sportier than a lot of these jack-of-all-trades crossovers.
The wider view: Britain's oldest bell foundry where chimes never change
Molten bell metal – a bronze alloy of 22 per cent tin, 78 per cent copper – is poured into a mould at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London’s East End.
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It's all plane sailing: The Super Aviator sub in action
The Super Aviator is the personal sub designed like an aeroplane... and, as Caroline Graham discovers, with views like this, you won't need an in-flight movie.
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Tracks of my years: Zero 7's Henry Binns
From Justin Timberlake's Rock Your Body to Steely Dan's Sign In Stranger, British electronica's Henry Binns discusses his favourite tunes.
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The rise and fall of Britain's favourite beers: Why brewers are desperate for us to spend ?4 on a pint of lager
You might think that drinking a premium beer suggests that you are sophisticated, knowledgeable and cool. But as former beer marketing guru Pete Brown reveals, brewers are in crisis.
Eight cups of tea a day are good for you, nutritionist claims
Britain's favourite drink can help fight heart disease, improve brain power and lead to longer lives, says expert.
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JENNI MURRAY: As I wasn't a deep sea diver or an alcoholic, there was only one reason that I needed two new hips
A sudden, excruciating pain on New Year's Day heralded the worst months of the Woman's Hour presenter's life.
The greatest gift... Singer gives her boyfriend one of her kidneys
When SARAH SPRINGETT offered to donate an organ to her seriously ill partner Paul, doctors were wary and she even had to undergo psychological counselling.
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Botox gets a rival - but should you fall for the lure of Azzalure?
A serious contender to the celebrities' favourite frown-freezer has been launched in the UK.
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Five of the best... digital pedometers
Studies show that people who walk fewer than 5,000 steps a day are more likely to suffer from obesity and cardiovascular disease. Here are five handy devices to find out how far you are walking.
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Hard facts to swallow on aspirin as doctors warn of dangers
A new study by The Lancet shows that aspirin should no longer be used to help prevent cardiovascular disease. What does this mean if you're taking aspirin? DR ELLIE CANNON looks at the findings.
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England 9 Australia 18: Aussies ruin Jonny's return as Martin Johnson's talisman can't do it all alone
It was almost as if he had never been away, save for one important factor. Jonny kicked, Jonny dropkicked, Jonny made try-saving tackles and, yes, Jonny was at times an extra flanker. But not even the game’s greatest points scorer could paper over the...
Wolves 1 Arsenal 4: Gunners on a roll as Mick's men add to own downfall
Arsenal secured an emphatic victory to keep the pressure up at the top of the Barclays Premier League table. And they got a helping hand in the first half from the home side.
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Humiliation for Brown as plan for global banking tax is rejected by U.S. and others at G20 meeting
The Prime Minister raised the possibility of the worldwide levy that would pay for bailouts in a speech to the world’s most powerful finance ministers.
Three's a crowd: Can a marriage survive the presence of an in-law?
As increasing numbers of couples share living space with at least one parent, we look at the challenges that live-in in-laws bring to even the most stable relationships.
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Another triumph for Hollywood superstar Hilary Swank
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Fragrance special: Help him hit the right notes
Who wouldn't love a bottle of scent slipped into her stocking this Christmas? The key to making sure it’s right for you is to make sure that Santa knows your scent 'personality'.
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Sophia Loren: ‘I still don’t know what I want to do when I grow up’
Still a sex bomb at 75, Sophia Loren talks to us about fame, family and her latest film, and about the secret of her sex appeal, being a grandmother and the great love of her life.
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Success in the City: MTV's Whitney Port is the new style queen of NYC
Move over Carrie Bradshaw and co, there's a new fashion maven and shoe obsessive in the Big Apple. Say hello to Whitney Port, star of MTV's reality series, The City.
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My body and I: Kristina Rihanoff
'I adore old Hollywood glamour. he tailored dresses, strong make-up, and waves in the hair.' The professional dancer and Strictly star, 32, reveals her health and beauty tips.
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In a taxi with...quirky fashion designer Giles Deacon
He dresses the likes of supermodel Agyness Deyn and mega-star Victoria Beckham, but the British fashion designer is more likely to be inspired by Velma from Scooby Doo...
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Divorce support: 'Why don't mummy and daddy love each other?
An online support network, set up by single mothers Kate Ford and Emily Abbott, aims to soften the blow for children caught in the crossfire of marital breakdown.
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First past the post: Why the smart money’s on Venetia Williams
This year’s Grand National win propelled trainer Venetia Williams into the nation’s consciousness – but it’s been a hard and sometimes lonely slog to get to the top.
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A daughter reveals how she coped when her parents developed dementia
Maria Jastrzebska, left, recalls the struggle and heartache – but also the good moments – that followed when both of her beloved parents developed dementia.
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The original ladette Cerys Matthews: ‘I still like a little chaos’
These days the Welsh singer likes to play it a little bit safer. With her hellraising days well and truly behind her, Cerys is now channelling her zest for life into music.
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Remembrance Sunday: A silence that speaks volumes
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Redundancy: Meet the women who grabbed the payoff and live the dream
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Amy De Vine looks a little closer to home for a sauvignon blanc
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Blackburn 3 Portsmouth 1: Supersub Roberts at the double
Jason Roberts recovered from a bout of swine flu to leave Portsmouth feeling pig-sick at Ewood Park as Blackburn came from behind to claim three priceless points.
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Watford 2 Preston 0: Malky Mackay delighted to see Hornets bounce back
Watford manager Malky Mackay expressed his delight after he saw his side bounce back from last weeks 5-0 drubbing at West Brom with this comfortable win.
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Reading 1 Ipswich 1: Royals still looking for home win
Reading’s winless home run was extended to 16 league games, despite Simon Church’s second-half strike rescuing a point for Brendan Rodgers' Royals.
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Palace 1 Middlesbrough 0: Ambrose's hot streak adds to Strachan's woes
With the likes of Newcastle and West Brom setting the pace in the Championship, Gordon Strachan will know his side need to win these sort of games to achieve promotion.
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Newcastle 3 Peterborough 1: Brilliant Gutierrez inspires leaders to victory
Gutierrez demonstrated a flash of the quality which saw him included in Argentina's World Cup squad to score his first competitive goal since he arrived from Real Mallorca.
FA Cup: Staines, Kettering, Oxford and Bath City claim first-round scalps
Kettering dumped out League One Hartlepool, Conference South Bath City won 2-0 over Grimsby, while Staines upset the same divisional gap to win 1-0 at Shrewsbury.
Pictured: British tourist gunned down in Amarillo, Texas, after stopping off 'because he liked the Tony Christie song'
Thomas Reeve, 28, was killed in Amarillo, Texas, after shots were fired at several drinkers. According to US reports, Ray Carlos Cisneros, 25, was being questioned over the shooting.
Oh crumbs! Hadron Collider breaks down because a passing bird dropped bread on it
The ?4.4 billion 'God Machine' overheated after a passing bird dropped a piece of bread into a high voltage installation which was powering a cooling unit.
England 9 Australia 18: Shock for Martin Johnson's men as Aussies storm to splendid win
Australia came from behind to stun England and kick off their autumn campaign in style at Twickenham. Tries from Will Genia and Adam Ashley-Cooper helped Australia to victory, while Jonny Wilkinson scored all of England's points on his return.
Rangers 2 St Mirren 1: Kris Boyd at the double to second Gers back up to second place
Kris Boyd showed why Rangers fans are desperate for him to remain at the club when his double secured victory over St Mirren and allowed the Scottish champions to reclaim second spot in the SPL.
Concerns over whether vital clues were missed at the Cleveland 'House of Horrors'
Residents living near rapist and suspected serial killer Anthony Sowell fear a catalogue of errors meant vital clues were missed by police and the authorities.
Manchester City 3 Burnley 3: Kevin McDonald scores late leveller to earn Burnley a point in Premier League thriller
Kevin McDonald's late strike denied Manchester City victory as Mark Hughes's men had to settle for a fifth successive draw. City had earlier come back from 2-0 down on a day of high drama at Eastlands.
Pictured: British tourist gunned down in Amarillo, Texas, during road trip who only stopped off there 'because he liked Tony Christie song'
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Two-year-old toddler punched in the head by teen girl muggers
A two-year-old girl was punched in the head by muggers who demanded money from her mother.
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AMANDA PLATELL: God save us from yet more sex lessons
The tragedy is that ministers seem utterly incapable of realising that it is proper education that these girls need to help them escape poverty - not more sex lessons.
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Eight cups of tea a day are good for you, says nutrition expert
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Swansea 3 Cardiff 2: Pratley brace sees Swans claim dramatic win
Darren Pratley struck twice to help Swansea edge an action-packed derby clash and claim South Wales bragging rights over bitter rivals Cardiff.
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British tourist on U.S. road trip gunned down in Texas bar
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It's the domino effect as the Berlin Wall comes tumbling down ... again
The thousand painted 8ft dominoes will stretch along a mile and a half strip where the wall once stood which divided East and West Germany.
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Spooks star Hermione Norris 'to leave show in spectacular exit'
The 42-year-old, who plays MI5 counter terrorism section chief Ros Myers, is set to make her exit this series, according to insiders on the show.
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Outrage as new video game lets players kill civilians in terror attacks
The new computer game expected to smash all sales records allows players to plot terror attacks against civilians.
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Brown urges G20 finance ministers to act on tackling cost of climate change
Chancellor Alistair Darling also urged them not to hold back on efforts to put economies back on a growth track.
Our soldiers are dying in Afghanistan. We should ALL wear a poppy - Harry
Harry Redknapp has added his voice to the Sportsmail campaign for all Barclays Premier League clubs to wear poppies on their shirts this weekend.
Underfire Liverpool boss Benitez banking on Torres for Birmingham
Rafael Benitez believes Fernando Torres will be fit to face Birmingham on Monday, but rates Steven Gerrard as doubtful for the Barclays Premier League clash at Anfield.
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Snowfall gets Alpine ski season off to early start
In the earliest start to the season for 11 years, over a mile of ski runs have been opened in Verbier, Switzerland, today after the resort saw 50cm of snow fall in the past week.
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Pilot jailed for four months after trying to lie his way out of a ?60 speeding ticket
Joseph Drury, aged 27, claimed an Icelandic woman he had met on holiday was the driver of his Audi when it was caught at 63mph in a 40mph limit.
Why I was smiling, by the Afghan war widow who welcomed home body of hero husband
Christina Schmid revealed that after the homecoming parade of 30-year-old Sgt Schmid, known as Oz, she cried so much that she did not have an ounce of make-up left.
Barack Obama calls for calm as Muslim community fears backlash over Fort Hood killings
Barack Obama has tried to calm racial tensions in the US after the Muslim community voiced fears it would face a backlash from the Fort Hood killings.
'Michael Jackson is furious he's not buried next to Marilyn Monroe', claims medium on live TV seance
Michael Jackson is annoyed he was not buried alongside Marilyn Monroe, according to a medium.
Cindy Crawford outshines stars at LA premiere of Tom Ford's directorial debut
The former supermodel, 43, showed off her slim, tanned legs and slender waist in a chic black and grey belted shift by Stella McCartney.
Dynamite in bed - and ruthless out of it. Lynne, the gold-digger who tricked Peter Sellers' family out of his millions
His unique comic ability enthralled millions around the world, but Peter Sellers's volatile and perplexing character left a trail of misery in his private life.
Sorry John and Edward, but even the Prime Minister thinks you're rubbish
Questioned by an audience of young people in Manchester, Mr Brown told radio station Key 103: 'There are some really good people on X Factor. It's really good. And I know it's competing with Strictly Come Dancing.'
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More than 5,000 complaints made against Met's riot squad but only tiny proportion upheld
Details of allegations lodged against the Metropolitan Police Service's territorial support group reveal that only nine were upheld.
Rail chaos looms as drivers refuse to work Remembrance Sunday
Thousands of rail passengers face chaos tomorrow because of an unofficial work-to-rule by ?50,000 a year train drivers.
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Two Britons share ?90m Euromillions jackpot ... that's ?45,570,835.50 each (in case you were wondering)
A National Lottery spokeswoman said: 'This is fantastic news. These two ticketholders have just banked the largest lottery prizes ever paid out in the country."
Tory faithful 'spitting blood' over Cameron's U-turn on Europe, Hague warned
Would-be MPs told the Shadow Foreign Secretary grassroots Tories are 'spitting blood and feathers' over their leader's decision to ditch his pledge of a referendum.
Another cave-in over reform of MPs' expenses by Westminster 'enforcer': Now he's having doubts over capital gains made on property sales
Sir Ian Kennedy's decision to tear up many of Sir Christopher Kelly's hardest-hitting recommendations means new rules will take many more months to hammer out.
British car boss put in driving seat of General Motors Europe
Nick Reilly will now steer the future of Vauxhall, its two factories, and 5,000 employees - as well as the company's entire German and European operations.
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Night the rush-hour turned raunchy: Sexual noises broadcast over station speakers
Dozens of commuters used to hearing announcements about leaves on the line listened to the unusual message during evening rush hour.
The Olympics chief, claims of sexism and his ?20,000 reward from the taxpayer
The Daily Mail can reveal that an Olympic Delivery Authority chief was accused of calling a black colleague a 'n*****' and sexually harassing an Asian secretary.
Windows 7 versus Apple: The great computer software battle
The hi-tech giants are battling for your business – and that means brilliant new software for everyone. But should you go for Apple or Microsoft –or wait for Google?
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Lucy Davis shows off her slim figure... after buying hoola hoop and weight loss book on eBay
While her LA counterparts employ expensive personal trainers and embrace fad dieting, Lucy has been using eBay to find bargain ways to keep in shape.
Drinkers will be served a unit warning on their pint glasses
More than 1.8million pint glasses for Foster's will be stamped with a warning that the measure of lager contains 2.3 units.
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