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Olivia Colman unrecognisable with yellow teeth and white hair ahead of new TV role

Olivia Colman looks a world away from her days as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, as her new role as Miss Havisham in the BBC's Great Expectations drama sees her don a rotting wedding dress and yellow teeth

Daily Mirror

Daisy May Cooper 'shaking' after meeting GMB's Ben Shephard

The Masked Singer contestant was overcome with emotion on Good Morning Britain

Liverpool Echo

The Masked Singer fans "howling" as award-winning comedy star unmasked as Otter and gives honest reason for taking part

Viewers applauded their frank admission

Manchester Evening News

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For my beloved dog, eight years of companionship, a lifetime of gratitude

Mr. Pip, whose recent passing I mourn, was a golden retriever who comforted me when I was sad and showed boundless enthusiasm when he was glad

Chicago Sun-Times

Best young adult novels to read for fantasy and mystery-loving romantics

From slow burners to murder mysteries, we’ve got you covered

Evening Standard

Christmas eye cases on the rise and it's caused by a tiny bug you won't see coming

An increasing number of people are being diagnosed with the debilitating and painful condition known as Christmas Eye.

ABC News

My favourite fictional character: Seven Little Australians' wild heroine, Judy, was equipped to conquer the world – but not to survive it

I can’t remember if I first met Judy Woolcot on the TV screen or in print: the two versions have cohered into a single entity. The television series of Ethel Turner’s Seven Little Australians first aired in 1973, so if I met her on-screen, it must’ve been via re-runs.

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Mumbles' dog-friendly cafe is closing as cost of living bites

Pippins' owners says the cost of living is one of the factors the cafe is shutting

Wales Online

GMB: Bristol 'wonder pup' walks himself home five miles across city

Wondering off after chasing squirrels, Pip, a dog who has been dubbed a 'wonder pup'

Bristol Post

Lost dog stuns owner after walking himself five miles through city to find home

Pip has been dubbed a 'wonder pup' after navigating himself five miles through Bristol's busy streets to reunite with his owner on their doorstep - his journey has been caught on CCTV footage

Daily Mirror

This Country star wouldn't leave hospital with baby as she 'wasn't in love with husband'

This Country star Daisy May Cooper has opened up about how she felt towards the end of her marriage to her 'lovely' ex-husband, with it having influenced her new show Am I Being Unreasonable?

Daily Mirror

Thanos creator Jim Starlin talks Eros, Pip, Adam Warlock, and the future of the MCU

“Pip will be the comic relief,” Starlin tells Inverse. “Eros, on the other hand, he's an interesting one. I have no idea what they're going to do with him. I sort of left him as a sociopath and he is sort of a sexual predator.”

Inverse

Animal lovers break world record when over 100 dogs gather to watch 101 Dalmatians at outdoor cinema

Pooch-loving organiser Rachel said 'the Queen obviously loved her dogs and that’s why I still wanted the event to go ahead'

Wales Online

‘I’m an all-or-nothing person’: actor Maisie Richardson-Sellers on risks, rewards and keeping it real

Her first ever role was in Star Wars, but Maisie Richardson-Sellers is also fascinated by more down-to- earth stories about women, queer love and politics

The Guardian - UK

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Manchester Evening News

Lost underground Manchester club with six dancefloors 'like Aliens movie lair'

Basement nightclub Pips was an iconic venue for Manchester's goth, new wave and new romantic music fans

Daily Record

Monday's headlines: Glasgow mum jailed for death of toddler and Lewis Capaldi throws dig at Scotrail

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Edinburgh Live

First picture of Edinburgh man who died in tragic Leith film studio accident

The 30-year-old, who passed away after being injured in an incident involving a scissor lift on June 30, has been named as Philip Ross, from the Leith area. Tributes have poured in from his friends and family online.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Lives, Libby: West End, Filmmaker

Tonight we hear from Libby who realised her dreams of becoming a filmmaker after a nasty fall at her local skatepark led to her getting behind the camera instead.

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Evening Standard

MP Caroline Nokes launches stinging attack on men ‘pontificating’ over abortion rights

‘My body is not a political football, it is not up for debate by men trying to tell me they know better than I do about my rights’

The Guardian - UK

MPs should not bring babies into Commons, says cross-party review

The review into the rules was ordered by Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle in November

Daily Mirror

MPs 'should be banned from bringing babies into Commons debates' despite outcry

Labour MP Stella Creasy warned that 'antiquarian rules' could put women off becoming MPs after the Procedure Committee rejected calls to let young children into the Commons chamber during debates

The Independent UK

MPs should be banned from bringing babies into Commons chamber, review says

The report by a cross-party committee was ordered amid anger after Labour’s Stella Creasy was told she could no longer bring her boy Pip into debates.

Daily Mirror

Sinister 'Gimp suit man' who terrorised women three years ago 'spotted again'

Locals say a terrifying encounter in the Somerset village of Yatton last weekend shows the rubber-clad figure, who has been spotted in the area since 2018, has returned to plague them

The Guardian - UK

‘We want kids to take their first steps more mindfully’: the children’s shoe brand with sustainability at its heart

Shocked at the fast fashion nature of children’s footwear, Jeroo Doodhmal took matters into her own hands, launching Pip & Henry, a children’s shoe brand that puts the planet first

The Independent UK

Furs class: Italian train operator now offering ‘reserved space next to you for your dog’

All a-pawed: larger pets can book a space next to their owners

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