Dragon's Den reject now making £4million
Dan Cluderay offered the Dragons a 10 percent stake in his Approved Food business last year but they all said no. Got the last laugh »
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David Walliams Splits From Supermodel Wife Lara Stone After Five Years Of Marriage
Lara has brushed off the rumours with a picture of... Her foot....
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Victoria Beckham Looks Bored As David Takes A Sky High Selfie With Tom Cruise And Guy Ritchie
David, Tom and Guy scaled London's Wellington Arch
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NASA Blurred Out Image Of UFO Sighted Near Sun — UFO May Have Destroyed Satellite To Send Warning, Blogger Claims
Prolific UFO hunter Streetcap1 claims he has detected in a recent LASCO C3 photo, a massive UFO with an intricate articulated design near our sun. The photograph was captured by the SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory) satellite in halo orbit around the Sun-Earth L1 gravitational balance point from where it transmits to Earth a continuous stream of near-real-time data about solar activity used to predict space weather in the vicinity of the sun. The alleged massive UFO, about the size of the moon, has a complex articulated design suggestive of a sophisticated craft built by a very advanced extraterrestrial technological civilization. Scott Waring, editor of UFO Sightings Daily, observes that the crystal-like shape of the object is unlike natural objects or space rocks.
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Check out Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's dramatic new hairdo
Cheryl Fernandez-Versini has had her hair chopped off.
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Galloway's 'Anti-Semitism' Legal Letters Could Be About To Backfire
A legal firm acting for Respect MP George Galloway will be reported to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), it has emerged. The development comes as a number of people reported receiving letters written by Chambers Solicitors acting on behalf of Galloway, demanding up to £5,000 libel costs + VAT and requesting public apologies for allegedly calling him anti-semitic. As the letters began to arrive, a Twitter account was set up to offer free legal advice for the recipients – which has since gained the backing of several high profile lawyers including solicitor and libel expert Mark Stephens and Mark Lewis. Lewis, who was a leading figure in the News of the World hacking scandal confirmed to the Huffington Post UK that he would be making a complaint to the SRA on behalf of three clients on Wednesday.
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Bobbi Kristina Brown's Husband Nick Gordon Posts Desperate Suicide Tweet On Eve Of Her Birthday
Bobbi is showing no sign of improvement after falling into a coma in January
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Russian bombers disrupted planes in Irish airspace
"The routing of one en route aircraft was changed to ensure that its track was sufficiently separated from the track of the two Russian military aircraft," it added. The diverted and delayed planes were commercial jets "carrying hundreds of people", newspaper the Irish Examiner reported. However, the IAA sad there had been "no safety impact to civilian traffic in Irish controlled airspace". The aircraft did not enter Irish sovereign airspace, but flew in Irish controlled airspace within 25 nautical miles (46.3 km) of the Irish coast between 1500 GMT and 1900 GMT, according to the authority.
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Dragons Den reject has last laugh, making millions selling cut-price food
Approved Food ships out-of-date food to 600 households a day, cashing in on Britons' love of deals and discounts
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Suzanne Shaw Announces Pregnancy To Fiance Sam Greenfield In The Cutest Possible Way - WATCH
The former Hear'Say star filmed her husband's reaction to the news.
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Vladimir Putin wants to destroy Nato, says US commander in Europe Ben Hodges
He warned that Mr Putin could try to destabilise a Nato member by using a rebel militia as in eastern Ukraine, or other forms of “ambiguous” warfare. In the absence of an overt Russian attack, some Nato members could be reluctant to invoke Article 5 of the Washington treaty, under which an attack on one member is an attack on all. “Once Article 5 is gone, our alliance is over,” Gen Hodges said. He called for American tanks to be positioned in countries along Nato’s eastern flank, as a deterrent to Mr Putin.
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Adam Johnson: Footballer arrested after schoolgirl boasted of 'relationship' - Telegraph
The player, who has had 12 caps for England, has since been suspended by Sunderland AFC, pending the outcome of the investigation. Johnson’s partner, Stacey Flounders, is reported to have given birth to their daughter just seven weeks ago. A statement from Sunderland said: “Sunderland AFC has confirmed that Adam Johnson has been suspended from the club, pending the outcome of a police investigation.
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Mother Guilty Of Killing Daughter Amid Affair
Polly Chowdhury, 35, and Kiki Muddar, 43, were convicted at the Old Bailey on Wednesday of the manslaughter of Chowdhury's daughter Ayesha Ali. The cause of the girl's death was recorded as a head injury, but Ayesha had suffered more than 50 injuries, including a bite mark on her shoulder and carpet burns. Examples from 41,000 text messages between the pair were read out in court to show how Muddar would influence her lover by telling her that Ayesha was "evil". The court heard that on 29 August, 2013, Muddar dialled 999 to report Chowdhury had tried to kill herself in the bath and that Ayesha was dead.
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How the Brits misunderstand America
It's something that perpetually intrigues because the longer I live in America, the more different I think our two nations are and the more I feel Brits misunderstand the US, and vice versa. Interestingly, the hardest things to reconcile seem to be America's role in the world, what it should and should not be, and America's relationship with guns. One American businessman suggested he felt he was repeatedly tripped up by the continuing resentment of the invasion of Iraq which still sours British perceptions of America. What's less clear to Brits is what they want from America today.
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Australia gives Chinese billionaire 90 days to sell £20 million Sydney mansion
The spectacular house in Sydney’s exclusive Point Piper was sold last October by Julia Ross, an Australian entrepreneur who made her fortunes in recruitment and has moved to London. The deal set a record in Australia for a non-waterfront home. But the property was reportedly purchased illegally by Mr Xu via a network of companies based in Australia, Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands. The forced sale follows growing concerns about Australia’s surging property market and the impact of foreign buyers, particularly from China.
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Becky's family devastated by finds
The family of missing teenager Becky Watts have spoken of their devastation at hearing that body parts have been found in the search for her.
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Canadians Asked To Stop 'Spocking' Bank Notes
Canadians have been asked to stop drawing Leonard Nimoy-inspired Mr Spock pictures on their $5 bank notes. For years, fans of the famous Star Trek character have been scribbling on the face of former PM Wilfrid Laurier - Canada's first Francophone prime minister - on $5 banknotes.
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Kim Kardashian Has Apparently Hired A 'Bum Therapist' After Being Left Unhappy With Pap Pics
The 34-year-old reality star is reportedly having weekly sessions on her famous posterior to make her body appear slimmer.
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European Central Bank gets ready to unleash €1.1 trillion QE blitz
The European Central Bank is getting ready to announce details of the unprecedented programme of government bond-buying it hopes will lift the bloc out of recession and a vortex of falling prices. Convening in Cyprus on Thursday, President Mario Draghi and his 25-member governing council will be signing-off on plans to purchase €60bn-a-month in government and private sector assets first announced in January. The move came after the ECB president fought a protracted struggle with the eurozone's creditor bloc to unleash a wave of stimulus and rescue the bloc from deflation.
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Going at top speed: UK luxury car makers leave rivals in their wake
Britain’s booming luxury car makers have stormed into the Geneva Motor Show to steal the limelight from under the noses of their foreign rivals. Show-stopping Aston Martin and Bentley set tongues wagging by taking the wraps off cars which had remained hidden before the show – but that point the way towards significant expansion of both brands, including into each others’ territory. Aston Martin’s boss Andy Palmer arrived at the Geneva Motor Show hot-foot from the Far East where he accompanying Prince William – complete with chauffeur-driven white Aston Martin – on a British export drive to Japan. In short, the prototype DBX is aimed at James Bond the family man, swapping his licence to kill for a marriage licence and children.
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Snow closes schools and hits travel
The Met Office has a yellow "be aware" warning in place for Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales. It warns of wintry showers with ice and snow falling to low levels in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Snow could accumulate to depths of 4-8cm at around 200m in western parts of Scotland. The Met Office said ice would be a hazard across much of northern Britain.
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