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How is Uncle Buck [Oliver Stark] going to be with his niece? Sweet. He’ll be great with her. Having babies around is always lovely. COVID makes it a little hard in the beginning for him to be around because there are different precautions that you have to take. There’s obviously that newborn period where you have to watch out for things, but then with COVID on top of it, that’s a little bit different. He’ll be great, particularly now knowing the backstory of the storyline with Daniel, the brother that he didn’t get to know.

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Donald Trump and Stephen Miller in the former's Mar-a-Lago office Credit: Instagram / @StephenM Did you miss him? That is-this-how-people-smile smile, that leftover dauphinoise hair, that Bratwurst skin... For four years while he was in the White House, Donald Trump was all we talked about.  Then he was dragged from the stage, kicking, screaming and YMCA-ing all the way to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, where he has largely remained since January. What is he plotting? We wondered. Is Melania there? We doubted it. Was he happy? Meh, we weren’t as bothered by that. And finally, what was ...

ONLY fools and plonkers missed a convention celebrating Britain's favourite TV sitcom. More than 1,500 fans of Del Boy and Co descended on Colchester's Charter Hall to meet stars of the BBC series in September 2006. The Only Fools and Horses devotees felt like millionaires at the TV show's get-together, which featured a reconstruction of the Trotters' iconic Peckham pad in Nelson Mandela House. There were also Del and Uncle Albert lookalikes, props and memorabilia to enjoy, in addition to guest appearances from actors John Challis (Boycie), Sue Holderness (Marlene), Paul Barber (Denzi...

When change can be difficult to accept, and we lose things that were important to us, we have a tendency to look in the rearview mirror and imagine a better past.