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Bryce Ann Robertson-Knight opted for a pair of bright blue Cinderella-themed platform Crocs when she tied the knot in July - and her footwear choice has caused quite the stir online.

The country has been noticeably dreary during the first half of October and this looks set to continue with remarkable maps by the Met Office showing most of the UK coated in cloud.

The 'false' figure was 'a figment of someone's imagination' and forced the authority to declare it was broke needlessly, local politicians, union leaders and academics said.

Sudanese national Deng Chol Majek, who claims he is 19, is on trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court accused of the 'vicious' murder of Rhiannon Whyte, 27.

Math teachers across American schools are contending with a classroom disruption that has proven impossible to contain. The numbers six and seven now trigger instant pandemonium among students. They scream the phrase and perform a palms-up seesaw hand gesture whenever the numbers appear in equations or instructions. Teachers have begun avoiding breaking students into groups of six or seven or asking them to turn to page 67. The meme has no meaning, reports WSJ. That absence of meaning is the point. The phenomenon traces back to late last year when Philadelphia rapper Skrilla released "Doot Doot (6 7)," a song referencing 67th street where his friends grew up. The phrase spiraled into youth culture in March through a viral video of a boy with forward-swept hair lurching toward a camera to deliver an animated "six seven." Skrilla is now touring venues where audiences wait for the six-seven line. Some teachers have attempted to neutralize the meme by saying it themselves.

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It's got many reasons for people to visit - but no train station

She made the revelation during an appearance of An Evening with Katie Price And Kerry Katona, on Tuesday night.

'It will be very glitzy and sensual,' a source told Daily Mail. 'It's a return to the old style where women looked their very best. There will be less emphasis on shock value and more on all the pretty.

Today Keir Starmer lied to the House of Commons. He didn't obfuscate. He didn't deflect. He wasn't, to use that immortal phrase of the late Alan Clark, 'economical with the actualite'.

Apple is releasing its new 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip in European markets without a charger. Customers in the U.S., Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Norway, and other European countries must supply their own power adapter. Buyers in the U.S. and other regions will receive Apple's 70-watt USB-C adapter. Apple attributed the decision to environmental goals as the European Union implements regulations on electronic waste. A USB-C to MagSafe 3 cable remains included. The adapter costs 59 pounds in the United Kingdom.

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The child, named Ava by officers, was discovered in a snow-covered park in Salford, Greater Manchester, by a female dog walker last November.

The Princess of Wales never fails to strike the right chord with her stylish looks - but beyond being effortlessly fashionable, her ensembles also frequently pay homage to her surroundings.

A jury at Bournemouth Crown Court returned a unanimous not guilty verdict to the ABH charge Sekhar Sootarsing, 69, faced after only 50 minutes of deliberations.

The reality star, 44, sat down with Alex Cooper on the Call Her Daddy podcast, where she detailed her troubled nine-year relationship with the rapper, 48.

A court heard that Mohammed Ali Nareman, 37, was at the centre of an international people smuggling ring that charged desperate migrants thousands of pounds to reach the UK.

Under the 'radical overhaul' of how obesity is diagnosed and treated, doctors would include other measures such as weight-to-height ratio and waist circumference.

Courtney, who claimed to be an associate of 1960s gangland criminals the Kray twins, swapped an earlier life of crime for writing books in his later years.

Barrymore, 73, was incensed after his request for four packets of Silk Cut purple were refused due to previously unheard of restrictions on the sale of tobacco.

Robert Bush, 47, appeared at Hull Crown Court to enter pleas following an investigation by Humberside Police.