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We all remember a treasured toy from when we were young, and as a recent poll reveals, many still hang on to a beloved cuddly animal, toy car or game from our earliest years.

We all remember a treasured toy from when we were young, and as a recent poll reveals, many still hang on to a beloved cuddly animal, toy car or game from our earliest years.

We all remember a treasured toy from when we were young, and as a recent poll reveals, many still hang on to a beloved cuddly animal, toy car or game from our earliest years.

We all remember a treasured toy from when we were young, and as a recent poll reveals, many still hang on to a beloved cuddly animal, toy car or game from our earliest years.

TWENTY FIVE years ago this week panicked parents the length and breadth of the country were desperately trying to get their hands on a Buzz…

TWENTY FIVE years ago this week panicked parents the length and breadth of the country were desperately trying to get their hands on a Buzz…

TWENTY FIVE years ago this week panicked parents the length and breadth of the country were desperately trying to get their hands on a Buzz…

TWENTY FIVE years ago this week panicked parents the length and breadth of the country were desperately trying to get their hands on a Buzz…

Dark humour, witty dialogue and a handful of some of Britains best comedy actors - if that sounds like a bit of you, Skys new original comedy Bloods will be right up your street. The six-part series, hitting screens on May 5, follows a pair of seemingly mismatched paramedics and their ambulance station colleagues, as they navigate the life-saving world of a south London emergency service. It boasts an all-star cast, led by Golden Globe nominated Jane Horrocks and Peckham-born BAFTA nominee, Sam...

PREMIUM Reader Brian Peterson spotted this road sign in Eastleigh, Hampshire. Recalling the late comedian’s TV sketch show antics with females, he wonders if it’s a location or a warning Posh purchasing THE Diary was sad to hear that Edinburgh’s landmark Princes Street store Jenners is to close after 183 years of trading. Reader David Black reminisces about the days when you could tell an Edinburgh lady by the cut of her fur coat, and a gent by the size of his Dundreary whiskers. An e...