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family have been forced to say goodbye to their beloved dog after their street reportedly became plagued with massive rats. Pauline Robertson says her pet Coco fell ill on Easter weekend and tragically died after suffering from a seizure.She believes her miniature Yorkshire Terrier was exposed to the infected rats that have hit the streets of Page Moss in Knowsley, Merseyside.Pauline said Coco suddenly went "very quiet" and had no appetite before the family had to keep her hydrated with a syringe.Her condition became worse on Easter Monday, reports Liverpool Echo.She said she was cuddling her when Coco instantly "went stiff" before having what appeared to be a seizure.When she was rushed to the vets, they were given the bad news that it was believed the seven-year-old had a bacterial infection called leptospirosis.Leptospirosis can cause haemorrhaging, organ failure and swelling of the brain and can be potentially fatal to dogs and humans.This had resulted in kidney and liver failure in Coco, and despite best efforts to get her on antibiotics, she sadly died.Pauline said: "The vet told us they could give her antibiotics but that it was a fatal disease.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has made two changes to his team to take on Cheltenham Town from the Easter Monday win over Accrington Stanley.

Arsenal fans broke into a minute of applause as they paid tribute to Cristiano Ronaldo's son following his tragic death. The Manchester United forward announced the heartbreaking news on his Instagram on Easter Monday. He wrote about how his newborn son had tragically died, with him taking time out of football when he missed Man Utd's match against Liverpool on Tuesday.

A disabled man has slammed Metrolink after claiming he was humiliated by a ticket inspector who 'forced him off a tram' miles away from his destination. Tony Callaghan, 36, is registered blind and holds a disabled plus pass with Transport for Greater Manchester which he claims includes a 'plus one' for his carer, who is also his partner.

Dermot O'Leary almost found himself in tears during the last episode of This Morning of the week. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Friday alongside co-host Alison Hammond.

The Bolton Wanderers players who are out of contract this summer will find out if their futures are at the club or not at the start of May following the conclusion of the League One season.

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Bolton Wanderers are seeking players who are adaptable and versatile in the transfer market as Ian Evatt feels his side have had three good windows in a row and wants supporters to give signings a chance before judging them.

Police have confirmed a house fire on Easter Monday in which a woman was rescued by a neighbour is being treated as suspected arson. Witnesses said an heroic neighbour banged on the door as flames tore through the house in Bolton in the early hours and helped the woman escape.

Lacey Turner gave fans a rare glimpse of her two young children as she shared cute photos of the little ones over Easter.The 34 year old posted a snap of daughter Dusty, two, and one year old son Trilby, whom she shares with husband Matt Kay, on Instagram. She captioned the post: “My world”, adding a white love heart emoji. In the photo, the two children are seen with their backs to the camera, huddled over a sofa side-by-side while watching the TV.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt believes some of the bookings for both sides in the game against Accrington Stanley were 'debatable' as he admitted both teams felt hard done by with some of the calls made by the officials.

Wayne Rooney has reiterated his desire to stay on as Derby County manager and be the man to rebuild the club as their inevitable relegation finally came to pass on Easter Monday.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has made four changes to his side to take on Accrington Stanley from the win over Doncaster Rovers.

A resident escaped from a burning house after a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Easter Monday. Fire chiefs say the blaze was 'deliberately lit' in an out building in the back garden in Bolton before spreading to the end terrace property.

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman feels Dion Charles' move to Bolton Wanderers left all parties as winners.

Ian Evatt felt Kieran Sadlier answered the boos directed his way by Doncaster Rovers fans in the right way with the winner for Bolton Wanderers as the attacker once again demonstrated his flexibility.

James Trafford 'looked a man' for Bolton Wanderers in the win over Doncaster Rovers as the Manchester City loanee showed a more physical and aggressive side to his game, according to Ian Evatt.

Bolton Wanderers returned to winning ways in League One with a 2-1 win on the road against struggling Doncaster Rovers.

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This Morning took a racy turn when Josie Gibson asked her co-host Vernon Kay: "Do you trim your rose bushes?"Poor Vernon was left red-faced and speechless by her saucy-sounding question, which was broadcast to ITV's daytime TV audience. The presenting duo have been covering for regular hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, who have taken time off from the show during the school holidays.However, it seems their recent hosting stint hasn't come without some outrageously cheeky moments - including rose-bush-euphemisms.Thursday's show (April 14) saw Vernon and Josie wrapping up a family-friendly gardening segment on rose bushes with David Domoney.However, it quickly went wrong when Josie seemed to make a reference to Vernon's private parts - and he didn't know how to respond.Speaking about the floral feature, Vernon said: "That's the beauty of this show, when we get all the chefs in they make cooking look easy, and David's just done that with roses and he made that look easy."He added: "If you're someone like me, it's blimmin hard!"Josie asked him: "You don't trim your rose bushes?", and Vernon grimaced on camera before grinning.She then quipped: "You've got a gardener..." which prompted laughs from the studio.After a long silence, Vernon nodded and said: "Yeah.

Easter being the hottest on record – with 21C highs making it warmer than Majorca this week.Easter bunnies will be baking as weather temperatures double thanks to hot air blown 2,000 miles from the Sahara desert.Highs will push 19C from today and nudge 21C by Thursday, with 20C expected over the holiday weekend.Majorca is due to be just 17C.Coral slashed odds on record temperatures from 4-1 to 5-4.Spokesman Harry Aitkenhead said: “The sun will shine and the odds say this Easter could enter the record books.”But drivers face a trip to the car wash – as “blood rain” tomorrow will stain motors with orange Sahara dust again, as happened last month.Skies look mainly dry for the south from Wednesday, with the north staying unsettled before showers reduce for the weekend.Met Office forecaster Marco Petagna said: “Easter looks promising, with high pressure dominating.“Warmer weather will be seen as winds swing to the south. Sometimes we see a step change in temperatures signalling the start of spring proper, and this week could mark that change.”A Met Office forecaster added: “Temperatures will be on the rise as warmer air spreads across the UK, with potential for 20C.“It becomes warmer in the south from Wednesday, with the north more changeable.”This weekend’s Easter getaway will be the busiest on the UK’s roads in at least eight years, motorists are being warned.An estimated 21.5million leisure trips will be made by car between Good Friday and Easter Monday, the RAC said.The Met Office site says that from mid-April, more settled conditions are expected "with longer spells of dry and fine weather."It added: "However, changeable intervals are possible.