The soap star , 73, took to X to send a video to fans thanking them for following her throughout her time on the ITV show.

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From cobbled streets and cosy cafes to a famous beach and the world's oldest golf course, this charming seaside town has plenty to offer

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While it's never been easy for a mother to watch her child struggle to find the perfect partner, things look set to be worse than ever in 2025.

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EXCLUSIVE: Four out of five people living in the former South Wales steel town are classed as either overweight or obese.

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A rise in the number of remarriages and a baby boom in the years since 2004 gave hope to survivors and helped them cope with the tragedyIt was Mahyuddin’s mother who had pestered him to go out on Sunday morning, 20 years ago. Dozens of relatives were visiting their small coastal village in Indonesia for a wedding party, but a powerful earthquake had struck just before 8am. Buildings in some areas had collapsed. He should go and check on his employer’s office to see if they needed help, his mother said.As he drove into town, he found chaos and panic. The road was heavy with traffic: cars, motorbikes, trucks, all rushing in the same direction. People were running, shouting that water was coming. Continue reading...

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With independent shops, a famous beach and the world's oldest golf course, this town is worth a visit all year round

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The new Labour Party government will give highway authorities the power to increase fixed penalty notice (FPN) charges for fines relating to offences under the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA) 1991

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Those planning a holiday abroad expect to spend £1,753 on average while those going on a UK-based trip plan to spend £784.

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NYPD told DailyMail.com the vehicle struck several people at 6th and West 34th Street in the middle of Manhattan.

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Housing affordability and desire for a movable home among the reasons growing numbers are opting for petite dwellings across New ZealandTwo years ago, when New Zealand school teacher Liberty Van Voorthuysen was looking for a much-needed break from teaching, she ditched her classroom and signed up for a free construction course. Van Voorthuysen had set herself a fairly low bar: learn how to use power tools. But she left with much more – the skills to build her own tiny home.The 34-year-old bought the shell of a small house, parked it in a Nelson paddock at the top of the South Island, installed solar panels and added a composting toilet. The dwelling measures 6m x 2.4m and is 4m tall. The space took a bit of getting used to and the outdoor shower is “pretty gnarly in winter,” Van Voorthuysen says. But she has learned to be resourceful. Continue reading...

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