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Channel 4 A Place in the Sun star Jonnie Irwin’s wife has suffered an awkward wardrobe malfunction while on a Spanish holiday with the TV star. Jonnie, aged 48, took to social media to reveal the moment. It came as they were abroad in Spain.

teenagers have been jailed for more than 40 years in total following a 10-month reign of terror on a Hertfordshire city.The teens used an “armoury of weapons” to inflict “devastating injuries” on their targets - including chopping off one man’s nose and fingers with a machete.All four gang members were charged with conspiracy to commit GBH and robbery since the police couldn’t be certain which of them were responsible for the attacks.Kai Henry-Smith, 18, Harley Kavanagh, 17, Issac Wallace-Greaves, 18, and Kobe Nelson, 19, carried out a series of violent robberies after becoming pals at school in St Albans, Hertfordshire.A man in his 20s had the tip of his nose and fingers sliced off with a machete during one of the attacks which took place

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Stevenage, Hertfordshire, a new town 30 miles north of London; his dad taught him the best response was to excel at his sport. The trouble was he didn’t have many people to talk to about what he was going through.

Some Londoners have woken up to snow this morning, as the Met Office warns of a weekend of wild weather.

Enter Shikari have teamed up with St Albans City FC to sponsor the kit of their local football club.The band, who hail from the Hertfordshire city, will display their logo on the National League South side’s home shirts when they return to action at Clarence Park next season.“Growing up I was passionate about two things: football and music,” said Enter Shikari bassist Chris Batten. “The reality is that sport and music go hand-in-hand when it comes to providing a positive outlet for young people, no matter what their background.“SACFC lead the way with their community outreach programs and Enter Shikari couldn’t be more proud to embark on a partnership with the club.

Kind-hearted people have posted heart-warming “thank you” messages on their bins to show their support for dustmen and women still working during the coronavirus pandemic.