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A member of a Carlisle Slimming World group has reached the top ten finalists of the Slimming World Free Food Festival cook off competition.

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A GRATEFUL mum has praised her sons quick-thinking friends who rushed to his aid when he fell off play equipment in a new play park near his school…

In 2021, 41,354 organ transplants were performed, the first time organ donations in the U.S. have exceeded 40,000 in a single year.

When a busy Wellington couple revamped this art deco home in Ngaio, they used colour to create the perfect backdrop for sophisticated family living.

Learner drivers get ‘L’ plates – and so do learner netball umpires in Taranaki.

Douglas Roulston with his snow sculpture of The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda. Meanwhile, in Invergowrie, gran-of-nine Ann Hay created a dinosaur sculpture, using food colouring to dye it green. While stunning, these seemed rather complex so I decided I’d create a snow dog. Ann Hay and her snow dinosaur. First, I built up a rectangle of snow into what I imagined would be the shape of the dog, with a slight peak for his back. I then used a spoon to carve out his legs and belly before attempting hi...

© Kim Cessford Douglas Roulston with his snow sculpture of The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda. Meanwhile, in Invergowrie, gran-of-nine Ann Hay created a dinosaur sculpture, using food colouring to dye it green. While stunning, these seemed rather complex so I decided I’d create a snow dog. © Jenny Wilson Ann Hay and her snow dinosaur. First, I built up a rectangle of snow into what I imagined would be the shape of the dog, with a slight peak for his back. I then used a spoon to carve out his leg...

Its so cold the SEA has frozen! Waves turn to ice in Cumbria and the Thames at Teddington freezes over for the first time in 60 years as temperatures plunge to record lows in England Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice now remain in place across swathes of the UK until Saturday The mercury dropped to minus 15C in parts of central and northern Scotland in the early hours It is expected to be drier tonight but wintry showers will hit again as it gets dark, ushering in more cold