47 h. ago Landlord's nightmare after he discovers former tenant left behind her collection of 22 tarantulas

Some of the spiders had already perished while others had escaped from their vivariums, meaning the property had to be combed inch by inch.

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4 d. ago Hundreds of London protesters arrested for supporting banned pro

Hundreds of London protesters arrested for supporting banned pro-Palestinian group  Washington Examiner

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7 d. ago Rushanara Ali broke no laws or rules in tenancy row, minister says

Rushanara Ali resigned from Government following reports she raised rent on a property just weeks after the previous tenants left.

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1 week ago 'Ethnic cleansing' gentrification row hits council estate where A Clockwork Orange was filmed amid backlash at 'white, middle

Locals occupied Lakeside Centre, Thamesmead, in south east London , on Saturday night and unfurled a black banner on a roundabout with 'end art washing' written in green letters.

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1 week ago Bride is 'livid' over 'ugly' detail in her $400 wedding cake: 'The baker did you dirty'

A bride has told of how she was so 'livid' at her wedding after the $400 cake she ordered looked nothing like she had imagined.

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1 week ago Nigel Farage under pressure to distance himself from 'racist' Ant Middleton rant

Ant Middleton - who has been close with Nigel Farage and posed with him ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington - said first, second and third generation immigrants should be banned from top government jobs

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3 w. ago Banish washing machine mould and make sure it 'never' appears in 5 minutes with simple task

Cleaning enthusiasts shared their top tips to prevent mould growing in your washing machine, and it only takes five minutes of your time after each cycle

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4 w. ago Car washes could be next after hosepipe ban if drought worsens: Water firms plan for worst

The latest 'temporary use ban' starts tomorrow for South East Water customers in Kent and Sussex - joining the Yorkshire Water area which has had restrictions since last Friday.

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last month The county with 'the most killjoy councils' where local authorities are trying to ban swearing, washing lines and shut public basketball courts

Residents across Kent are facing a number of bizarre restrictions as local 'killjoy' councils try to ban swearing swearing, washing lines and have succeeded in shutting basketball courts.

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last month UK tenants left livid after being told they're banned from using washing lines

'If the council are going to pay for me to use my dryer, then by all means'

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