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The National Lottery.He said: “It was Monday morning and, as we pulled up at the shop, I joked to Iris that it was Pension day, and we could watch the money come in with one hand and out the other almost immediately. "We both had a little chuckle before popping to Parsons Bakery to pick up some doughnuts and then into the supermarket for the papers and three National Lottery Scratchcards."We live a relatively quiet life and don’t drink or smoke, so we think of our Scratchcards as our treat, a bit like the Parson’s doughnuts!”With their goodies in-hand the pair headed home and while enjoying their morning coffee Iris played the Lucky Numbers Scratchcard.

FIFA has slapped ex-president Sepp Blatter with an extended ban from football until 2028.Disgraced Blatter has been hit with a new suspension of six years and eight months, while former FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke has received a similar ban, along with a fine of £780,000.The punishments were for "various violations" of FIFA's code of ethics.The new bans start when the current suspensions of Blatter, 80 and 60-year-old Valcke end in October 2021 and October 2025 respectively.A FIFA statement said: "The investigations into Messrs Blatter and Valcke covered various charges, in particular concerning bonus payments in relation to FIFA competitions that were paid to top FIFA management officials, various amendments and extensions of

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Taylor Swift has announced her new single You All Over Me (From The Vault).

Hugh Grant is not one to shy away from politics.

Taylor Swift has made an exciting announcement – new music if coming straight from the vault! Meaning, this is a never-before-heard song she previously wrote, titled “You All Over Me (From The Vault).”

the list of what’s trending (and selling) at brands from Marks & Spencer, to Chité, to Figleaves includes flexi-fits, seam-free cups, silk triangle tops, lace bralettes and even knitted and crochet bras.

The Great Escape has announced the first 68 artists for its virtual edition – check out the line-up so far below.The Brighton-based new music festival announced last month that it had cancelled its traditional in-person event for 2021, with a virtual festival taking its place.The event was aiming to return this year after its 2020 edition was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but ongoing restrictions mean the 2021 festival will now be unable to take place in its usual guise.

Icelandic composer Inki is set to release a new project titled ‘Quite The Situation’ next month, comprising an album, a book and some augmented reality visuals.The project looks at misogyny and the treatment of female sexuality in 1940s Iceland to ask the central question, “How will we see the current conversation about female sexuality 80 years from now?”Based on articles from and letters to newspapers from between 1940 and 1945, Inki explores what is known in Icelandic history as ‘The Situation’. During World War Two, 30,000 British and American soldiers were stationed in the country, more than doubling the population of capital city Reykjavík.

She has recently moved into a gorgeous £1.2 million Tudor-style home with a sprawling garden. And Stacey Solomon, 31, has given a glimpse of her very cosy living room at the Essex pad featuring gorgeous beams and a roaring log burner.The Tap to Tidy author gave a tour of the living room while her youngest son Rex, one, who she shares with fiancé Joe Swash, was napping on the sofa with dogs Theo and Peanut.

high street branches across the UK - with 273 workers said to be at risk of redundancy. The travel firm said it will redeploy staff at branches ‘where there are vacancies’ or they will be asked to work from home.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionShe was immediately concerned so referred Kevin to University Hospital Hairmyres in East Kilbride.OCT (optical coherence tomography) is hospital-quality technology which can help detect some eye conditions sooner. It only takes a few seconds to complete and allows an optician to look deeper into the eyes than ever before.Kevin said: “Kimberly was incredibly reassuring.

By that method, there had been 7,559 deaths in Scotland by 2pm yesterday.

Easter pizza’ currently on sale at Morrisons. The unusual culinary combination includes an assortment of chocolates on top of a stone baked pizza base - and it is also weirdly mixed with cheese.

Easter.Online giant Amazon is the latest retailer to slash prices, kicking off a huge Spring sale with savings on thousands of items until March 31, including limited daily deals the retailer usually offers during promotions. Bargain-hunters can choose from a range of popular categories like electronics, home appliances and beauty to shop, which feature smaller businesses and household names like Simba Sleep and LG.

John Lewis has announced eight further department stores will not reopen after the UK's current Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.The department store retailer's announcement means 1,465 jobs are now at risk, the latest in a string of high street closures following a year of lockdown restrictions.Staff were told on Wednesday morning that John Lewis will not reopen the stores after lockdown measures lift, as it undergoes a major shift in strategy to adapt to changing shopping habits.The eight shops set to close comprise four At Home stores in Ashford, Basingstoke, Chester and Tunbridge Wells and four department stores in Aberdeen, Peterborough, Sheffield and York.It said its remaining 34 John Lewis shops in England will reopen from April 12

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transgender school swimmer who was banned from using the boys' changing room has won a $300,000 (£219,000) payout from his US school authorities.Nick Himley represented his Coon Rapids High School at swimming after transitioning to male during the 2015-16 school year, Mail Online reports.But he suffered bullying and went to hospital for mental health problems after the Minnesota school board started forcing him to use a segregated locker room that no one else did by February, his lawyer said.Court documents said the board's decision to bar the then 16-year-old from using the locker room was reversed by CRHS Principal Curtis Wallrath.Nick's mum thanked the board but noted that her son "experienced emotional trauma" at the time.As a result,

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Prince Harry is making strides and bringing about a change, one job at a time. As per latest reports, Prince Harry has joined hands with a mental health company Better Up to take on a new job.

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