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Mum and daughter fly to South Korea for matching facelifts on 'ultimate trip' (opens the original)
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A mum and daughter have taken family bonding to a whole new level by flying to South Korea to get matching facelifts. Pia Marshall, 40, and her mum Marion, 69 said they had the "ultimate mother-daughter trip" when they decided to have twin surgeries. The Aussies, who live on the Sunshine Coast, recovered side by side in matching compression bandages, documenting the swelling, bruising and vomiting on Instagram. Pia, who works in marketing and content creation, decided to go under the knife after
Outrage as £26 billion owed to Britain's small traders by big businesses (opens the original)
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Workmen are fighting a battle to get work done (stock)(Image: Getty Images) White van men are owed billions of pounds from big businesses, shock new research has revealed. The UK's small traders are being left out of pocket because of a staggering amount of unpaid invoices. New research from Enterprise Nation and Natwest found that our hard-working tradesfolk including plumbers and electricians are owed a staggering £26billion. The study revealed more than two million plumbers and sparkies were
Pint of lone Guinness spookily explodes in pub 'haunted by ex-landlady's ghost' (opens the original)
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A pint exploded spontaneously without being touched in a pub ‘haunted’ by the ex-landlady’s ghost. The unattended Guinness was sat on the bar at the Farmer’s Boy in Brickendon, Herts. when it suddenly shattered, spilling glass and the Irish stout over the bar. Landlady Rachel Drury has rubbished sceptics’ claims it was caused by thermal shock, a cold drink in a hot glass, as the punter is a regular who would have refused a warm pint. She reckons it’s the work of a former landlady from the 19th c
Brits issued warning as drunk wasps wreak havoc across UK in 'worst summer ever' (opens the original)
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Swarms of drunk wasps are set to bring the sting in the tail of summer after repeated heatwaves. The record-breaking temperatures has seen them feast on fermented fruit, which is alcoholic, in even greater quantities than normal. Experts are now warning the sozzled stingers will be even angrier than usual as a result. Natalie Bungay, of the British Pest Control Association, urged members of the public to be wary of the inebriated insects and avoid disturbing their nests. She said: "Wasps are nat
The UK's 20 most iconic views with the White Cliffs of Dover claiming top spot (opens the original)
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The iconic spot came top(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) The White Cliffs of Dover is the most iconic view in the UK, a new survey has revealed. The famous Kent landmark, known for its dramatic chalk cliffs and sweeping views across the English Channel, came top in a poll with 25% of people picking it as the most breathtaking landscape. Snowdon in Wales (24%) came in a close second, followed by Ben Nevis in Scotland (22%) and Durdle Door in Dorset (20%). Another top 10 highlight was Loch Ness i
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