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KFC ended in disappointment when she was told there were no meat-free meals.Vanessa Hensley and her partner Aaron Saini visited the Sidwell Street branch in Exeter on the evening of March 6, when they were told by staff that there were no vegan or vegetarian options left despite not having any trouble ordering in the past.Vanessa, of Tedburn St Mary, is a pescatarian and due to not eating meat other than fish she was hoping to get the vegetarian burger or veggie rice box for herself as a late dinner.But after her partner went up to order, the couple were shocked after they were told by staff there were no meat-free options at all - leaving Vanessa unable to eat anything at all.

KILLER CLOWN is no laughing matter for the bookies in the BetVictor Greatwood Gold Cup (1.50) at Newbury this afternoon.

Wanderers currently stand on a goal difference of +1, the first time they have been on a positive figure in this aspect all season. The 2-0 midweek victory over Oldham Athletic at Boundary Park put Bolton sixth in the League Two table and only six points from the division's summit.

direct to your inboxA seven-year-old girl is the fourth person to die after a house fire in Exeter, police have confirmed.Officers were called to the blaze, in the St David’s area of the city, at around 5.30am on Sunday, February 21.

Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...DevonLive reports Prosecutor Simon Laws QC told the court: "One night in the summer of last year a woman named Lorraine Cox went missing in Exeter." He said Mangori "was out walking the streets alone.

Thousands of homes have been evacuated after a suspected World War II explosive was found in Exeter city centre.

A mum told her stepdad "I love you" in her final conversation with him before she was killed in a fire which also claimed the lives of her husband and four-year-old daughter.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA chef is flogging his 'Samurai sword' umbrella on Ebay after growing fed up of being swarmed by armed police.Mike Devlin, 50, says he has been held at gun point several times as passersby have reported him to be walking around with a weapon on his back.Both the handle and the bag that holds the brolly, closely resemble a Samurai sword which is why officers recently confiscated it.That was the final straw for Mike's partner who has now ordered him to get rid of it.The offending item was returned to him by cops last week but Mike from Exeter, Devon, concedes it is a good time to list it for sale under the banner of Britain’s ‘most

mum and dad-of-four who died in a house fire have been pictured for the first time.Daniel Rudge, 29, and Kaylie Rudge, 28, and their four-year-old daughter Lilly were killed when a blaze tore through their home on Sunday morning in Devon.Their three other children - aged nine, seven and four - were in the house in St David's, Exeter, during the fire and were taken to hospital, police said. Images of keen biker Daniel and full-time mum Kaylie have been shared as a fundraiser is launched and family tributes paid, MirrorOnline reports.

A couple who tragically died in a house fire have been pictured for the first time.

Wanderers have won their last three games on the spin and are unbeaten in their previous five matches in League Two. The recent run has taken them to 10th in the division and just three points from the play-offs.

direct to your inboxThree people, including a four-year-old girl, have died in a house fire in Exeter, police said.Three other children, all under the age of 10, remain in hospital in a stable condition following the blaze.Emergency services were called to a fire at a property on Clayton Road in the St David’s area of Exeter at around 5.30am this morning (February 21).Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed that the two adults in their 20s and the four children are related.

fire in Exeter.Police and firefighters were called to a "severe" property fire at in Clayton Road in the St David’s area of Exeter at around 5.30am on Sunday, February 21.A 28-year-old woman and a 29-year-old man, plus a four-year-old girl have all died following the fire, and two boys aged four and nine, and a seven-year-old girl now in hospital.Bonhay Road remains closed and both Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service personnel and Devon and Cornwall Police officers remain on the scene investigating following the tragic incident.Police are appealing for anyone with information about the incident to contact them, DevonLive reports.A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said: "Just after 5.30am on Sunday, February 21, Police were informed by

Rarely seen photographs of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones in the 1960s have been discovered in a box that lay unopened for 25 years. Husband and wife Stan and Betty Mallett, from Exeter, took the photographs whenever famous names visited Devon.

A unique £180,000 maisonette is up for sale in a converted historic church and retains original features such as stone columns and beam arches.

Met Office “supercomputer” which will make the weather forecast much more accurate may be based abroad.The £1.2billion machine will ­provide the UK with the most advanced weather predictions it has ever had.It will be six times more powerful than the current model at the Met Office headquarters in Exeter, which it will replace next year.But officials are looking to site half of the Government-funded machine, – dubbed the “world’s most powerful climate supercomputer” – in another country.Labour MP Luke Pollard said he was baffled by the decision.He added: “The supercomputer is great news, we need the Met Office to have the best technology available.

Hamilton retain their Premiership status for an eighth successive year.The former Southampton, Coventry and Exeter defender has made 14 appearances for Rice’s side and led by example in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Rangers.And Rice said: “Aaron has been a magnificent signing for us. The experience he has brought to the group, his composure and the help he has brought to the young ones has been invaluable.“It isn’t just on a Saturday but it is during training as well.

Wanderers in yesterday's 2-0 win over the O's. The former Macclesfield Town man has previously impressed in recent weeks with cameos off the bench.

A mum says she was left feeling sick after a McDonald's cock-up resulted in her biting into chicken in her 'spicy veggie' wrap.

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St Mirren have launched a bid to land Jaden Brown on-loan from Huddersfield Town.The Buddies, who take on Livingston at Hampden on Sunday, have made a move for the left-back for the second half of the season.Manager Jim Goodwin is hopeful of tying up a deal this week.The 21-year-old had a loan spell at Exeter City last season but is highly-thought of by the Terriers.Huddersfield signed the former England under-19 international from Tottenham Hotspur two years ago.Goodwin is looking to add to his backline options.Richard Tait has played there in recent weeks with Brandon Mason, who is on loan from Coventry City, sidelined recently.Goodwin wants another option for the left-hand side and believes Brown will be the perfect fit.The Paisley side