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Aldi is set to launch a spine-chilling range of Halloween-themed desserts in stores from October 26. The budget-friendly supermarket chain is offering a variety of spooky treats, with prices starting from just £2.99.The new line-up includes a ghoulishly good Cookies & Scream Cheesecake, alongside the return of fan-favourite Witches Fingers Churros with White Chocolate Dip.Halloween enthusiasts can also sink their teeth into the already available Halloween Macarons. These desserts promise to add a touch of eerie indulgence to any Halloween celebration.Raspberry Eyeball Macaron Kits have been launched ALDIThe star of Aldi’s Halloween dessert range is the new Cookies & Scream…

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Getty ImagesConservative MP Neil O’Brien has set out a list of policies to make Britain “vaguely civilised again” including “large and instant fines” for passengers playing music on public transport and a “crackdown on spitting”.The Leicestershire MP also called for action to stop e-scooters being ” dumped across pavements” and a push to plant trees on every residential street “where this is remotely possible”. O’Brien was a minister in the previous Conservative government and is an influential thinker in the party, as the former head of the Policy Exchange think tank. In a Substack article, O’Brien argued the desire to…

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The ECHR has recently been use to prevent the deportation of some serious criminals. Inevitably, people get very angry about that. They feel they don’t control their own country, and they don’t. They look across and they see France, Italy and some others doing things which are obviously a breach of the ECHR, but nothing happens. And that’s part of our very British problem with the European Court of Human Rights: we take it seriously. We want to. It’s instinctive in our nature. Just look at America. Lawyers are held in extremely low regard. Despite that cultural influence, rudeness towards…

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Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed he plans to boost Britain’s economy by pursuing closer economic ties with members of the Commonwealth. The Prime Minister’s vision includes the establishment of a new UK Trade Centre of Expertise, aimed at unlocking lucrative opportunities for British businesses across the Commonwealth.By tapping into the vast potential of Commonwealth trade, Starmer hopes to inject fresh vigour into Britain’s economic landscape.The Prime Minister’s arrival in Samoa marks a significant moment for UK-Commonwealth relations, as he seeks to position Britain at the forefront of this expansive market.Sir Keir Starmer is visiting SamoaStarmer also made it clear that…

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Queen Camilla’s son makes a heartbreaking admission about his relationship with his mother as he revealed that he struggles to keep in contact with her.Tom Parker Bowles said: “She’s always worked quite hard. It’s still the case I ring my mother, she doesn’t answer, I look on the television (and realise) Ah! She’s in Jersey.” He revealed he is unable to WhatsApp his mother, Queen Camilla, due to her “old-fashioned phone.” Queen Camilla’s choice of phone is a Nokia brick for “security reasons” to keep in touch with her family, according to her son.Queen Camilla’s son makes heartbreaking admission about…

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Ensuring you follow a healthy diet is essential if you want to lose weight, and for some people, this may mean cutting out – or drastically reducing – some of their favourite foods.A doctor revealed some of the foods to “avoid” if your goal is to slim down. He advised ditching chips and crisps to see results.Dr Erik Richardson, a doctor of osteopathic medicine and family practice physician, took to YouTube to share his top tips for seeing weight loss results.Dr Richardson said: “Most everybody struggles with losing weight. It’s not a normal, natural thing for our bodies and sometimes…

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PA MediaBush attracted a new generation of fans last year after her music was used in Netflix’s Stranger ThingsKate Bush has shied away from the spotlight in recent years, and last released a studio album in 2011. But the singer has told the she is “very keen” to start working on new music. Bush said there are “lots of ideas” she wants to pursue, telling Radio 4’s Today programme: “I’m really looking forward to getting back into that creative space, it’s been a long time.”The singer’s last new record, the melancholic 50 Words for Snow, was released in 2011. Since…

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Rachel Reeves is planning plenty of tax rises. It’s not because the economy was weak when she took over. Growth in the first half of this year was the fastest in the G7 after the poor Covid years. Inflation was back down to 2%. It is not because the Conservatives were planning to spend a lot more after the election. It is because she wants to spend a lot more which she did not tell us about before the vote.Her own assessment of £22billion of extra spending “inherited” from the outgoing government was dominated by £11billion for bigger wage awards…

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A long-time campaigner for the Reform Party has told GB News about her unsettling experiences while canvassing in Clacton, Essex, where she says she felt intimidated by groups of migrants.Julie Hudson, who volunteered to help get Nigel Farage elected earlier this year, told this broadcaster young men speaking in foreign languages heckled her while she canvassed for Reform. Speaking about two separate incidents, Hudson detailed how encounters in broad daylight left her feeling threatened and uneasy.Hudson, 54, described one incident where she was walking with her dog after canvassing in the town centre. Nigel FarageREUTERS”I was going down one of…

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Greater Manchester PolicePhillip Humphrey has been jailed for five years for criminal damage and arson at a property in RochdaleA man has been jailed for five years for setting fire to a family’s home in a misdirected revenge attack.Phillip Humphrey, 42, of no fixed abode, Rochdale, torched the home, on Oldham Road, on 17 November 2023, Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester heard on Tuesday.The attack was a misdirected act of revenge on someone who Humphrey mistakenly believed had “done wrong”, the hearing was told. The blaze rendered the property uninhabitable and left the family homeless.Humphrey had previously pleaded guilty…

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