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Ellis Simms and Amad on target as Sunderland earn crucial victory at Birmingham City

Sunderland withstood a late charge from Birmingham City to earn all three points at St Andrew's

Chronicle Live

Weird ways rich people lose weight - plastic wrap and diet that gave trainer PTSD

Matt Hodges, 40, from south London first found success as a celebrity personal trainer to the rich and famous thanks to a brief role as Neil the barman in EastEnders in 2007

Daily Mirror

Celebrity trainer reveals health fads followed by super rich – like drinking period blood

Matt Hodges, who briefly appeared on Eastenders, also ended up covered in poo after massaging a wealthy woman on a cabbage diet

Wales Online

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‘It’s lunacy’: Celebrity trainer reveals four ‘farcical’ fad diets of the rich and famous

Matt Hodges, 40, from south London says getting fit is hard work and there are no quick fixes

The Independent UK

X Factor's James Arthur confronts parents over 'trauma' of being put into foster care

X Factor winner James Arthur opens up about his mental health in a new BBC documentary called Out Of Our Minds in which he explores his relationship with his parents

Daily Mirror

Westlife singer Nicky Byrne has paid a loving tribute to his late father on the anniversary of his death

Nicky Byrne Snr died suddenly in 2009

Irish Mirror

Neil and Linda Brooks free to return to Indonesia following fraud committal hearing in Brisbane

Neil and Linda Brooks faced a two-day committal hearing in Brisbane on one count each of fraud by dishonestly inducing delivery of property to the value of, or over, $5,000.

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Former Olympian Neil Brooks and wife 'very confident' fraud charges against them will be dropped

It is alleged in 2008 Mr and Ms Brooks made dishonest representations about the success of their sports merchandise business in order to induce two investors to purchase a 50 per cent stake in the company.

ABC News

Scots pensioner with twisted spine could die in agony waiting for surgery

Mary Travis' spine is so severely twisted that she can only leave her bed for a few minutes each day after downing a cocktail of palliative care strength morphine and powerful painkillers.

Daily Record

The latest death notices in Swansea as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with their friends and families at this time

Wales Online

A town divided: boom and bust in the shadow of Morrisons

Kirkby waited 42 years for a supermarket which arrived with a brand new retail park, but some residents feel the town's high street and market is slowly being left behind

Liverpool Echo

Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt 'pleased' about stalker kidnap attempt because it was a wake up call

Scarlett Moffatt said people should be careful what they share on social media.

Wales Online

Scarlett Moffatt issues warning about posting information online after stalker tries to kidnap her at train station

Scarlett Moffatt said people should be careful what they share on social media.

Chronicle Live

Scarlett Moffatt 'pleased' stalker tried to kidnap her as it served reminder to be careful

Scarlett Moffatt, 31, was approached by a stalker in London, describing the kidnap attempt as "scary" but an important reminder for her to cautious about what she shares on social media

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Liverpool Echo

90 tributes, death and funeral notices from across Merseyside

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Manchester Evening News

Loved ones whose death and funeral announcements have been in the Manchester Evening News this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Daily Mirror

Dad makes urgent plea for son, 13, to come home after he was last seen at a Wetherspoons

Jonathan Hunnisett's father Neil said his son has been involved in a couple of disagreements at school and at home and was "struggling with stuff" before he disappeared on Thursday

Irish Mirror

Eamon McGee hails brother Neil after 17 year run

Neil McGee walks away with an All-Irealnd, five Ulster titles and three All Stars

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Glasgow Live

Partick Thistle to protect Gallagher Lennon as Celtic hero Neil's son set for more scrutiny

The teenager's dad is a famous face within the world of Scottish football and Ian McCall insists it's up to them to ensure it doesn't factor into his development.

Daily Mirror

MP's shares 'agony' of mum's Alzheimer's battle, saying 'she's gone, but still there'

Stephen Kinnock, son of former party leader Neil, and sister Rachel said seeing their mother Glenys deteriorate has been "agony" as they called for better treatment to spare other families the same miser

Daily Mirror

'My 50th year at the Labour conference - and for my sins I will be back again'

This is the beating heart of honest, awkward, idealistic, funny, cynical, romantic British politics, writes Paul Routledge as he recalls half a century of long speeches, block votes and late nights drinking

Newcastle Herald

Lowlands bowlo marks 130th anniversary

Members celebrate anniversary by playing bowls, of course, and sinking a few ales.

Daily Record

Former HR boss who became dog trainer is in line for pet industry award

Jenny Scott says: "I love training dogs and I found the passion when I travelled to Devon to train my dog"

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: The Clinic; The Snail House; Who Killed My Father; Walking With Ghosts – review

Family celebrations go pear-shaped in Dipo Baruwa-Etti’s mischievous new play; Richard Eyre’s writing debut falls mysteriously flat; and Gabriel Byrne brilliantly channels his early Dublin years

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve always thrown myself into work – now it keeps me alive’: the over-65s forced to join the ‘great unretirement’

Unable to survive on their pensions, many older people have no choice but to return to work. What’s it like heading into your 70s in the showroom, canteen or classroom?

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