- PoliticsThe Independent
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- HealthYahoo News UK
Map shows risk of Britons catching COVID in family Christmas gatherings
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- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
‘Inappropriate’, ‘grotesque’: why the outrage over Caroline Quentin’s Strictly arm-lick is justified
Strictly is no stranger to peculiar moves. There was John Sergeant dragging his partner across the floor like a wet towel in his paso doble. Russell Grant being fired out of a cannon. And who can forget Ed Balls’ infamous “Gangnam Style”? But it appears that Strictly fans do have a line - and Caroline Quentin licking her partner’s arm in Saturday’s show may have crossed it. Their Carry On cha cha cha involved Quentin summoning Johannes Radebe’s hunky fireman by pretending her cat needed rescuing. Wink wink. So far so jolly, but viewers were alarmed when, mid dance, she took a lascivious slurp of her pro partner’s bulging bicep. Is this Quentin’s rebellion - Women Behaving Badly? “Cha cha, but make it cheeky,” trilled Strictly’s Twitter account, and some viewers enjoyed the comedy element of it - or were even envious of Quentin. But others took a different view. Darran Bilton tweeted that the licking “made my skin crawl.”
- HealthThe Independent
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Video Couple reunited with missing dog which was stolen six years ago
A couple have been reunited with their pet dog, which was stolen six years ago. Simon Hall, 50, and his wife Caroline, 48, had their cocker spaniel Bonnie taken in May 2014 and have been distraught ever since. They had both given up hope of ever seeing Bonnie again, but were shocked after Simon received a call from a dog warden telling him that the lost pooch was found in a Norfolk park on Thursday - 200 miles from home. Now the pair, from Durham, have been reunited with their missing pet the day before its 10th birthday. Credit: SWNS
