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A woman pulled her own tooth out with pliers and replaced it with a fake one she bought for £2 on the internet due to a lack of dental appointments in her town.

reports YorkshireLive.Ms Sheen, from Scarborough, suffers from gum disease and said one of her teeth had started to come loose, which is when she decided to take matters into her own hands with a bit of self-dentistry. She said: "I have bleeding gums every time I clean my teeth and it’s making me not want to clean them as I hate the taste of blood and all my teeth are getting wobbly."One in front was so wobbly it had to come out as I couldn’t eat with it so I put Elastoplast on the end of the pliers and tugged it out."Ms Sheen decided to fix the big gap in her bottom row herself, glueing in a fake tooth she bought from Wish.Sheen said: "The only thing I could think of was melting glue and moulding it into the gap.

Brookside, playing Lindsey Corkhill and has since gone on to appear in a number of shows.However, the 50-year-old revealed to me that her role on Benidorm gave her faith after the shows creator, Brenden Litten "believed in her" after not participating in any TV work for some time.Claire's role on the show saw her appear in the final episode as airport ground staff member, Maxine, coming to blows with families including the Dawson's.Her cameo came as a total 360 degrees moment, which saw her working alongside her former singing teacher who she says was the first person to encourage her to follow her dreams.She told the Daily Star: "I was proud to be in that episode and just to be surrounded by iconic characters really and Johnny Vegas' mum in it, Elsie Kelly, she was my singing teacher in school."The mum-of-one added: "I still call her Mrs Hall which is her married name and that woman is really responsible for my career because she was the first person that picked me out and told me I could sing and set me on my way, really."It just takes one teacher sometimes just to say 'you can do this' and you go 'oh my God, I can' and it paved the way for me and it's thanks to Mrs Hall."She added: "It was the same with Derren because I'd not done any TV for ages and Derren gave me the part in Benidorm and he believed in me and then he gave me the part in Scarborough which he wrote and he believed in me, he's been so wonderful."Claire previously opened up to us, saying: "I'd been a fan of the show for years, I was a massive fan and I think Derren Litten (writer and creator) is brilliant, he's a genius."I always wanted to be in it and I was working with Tony Maudsley who played Kenneth in it."Explaining how she landed the part of

BBC2 documentary that explores the crisis in the care sector.Inside the Care Crisis with Ed Balls will begin next Monday, is based at a care home in Scarborough.And it was an experience he described as "searing".Having gone through all the proper training, he and the team spent two weeks filming to highlight the on-going issues within adult social care.But only when they delved deeper into the problems at hand, did Ed realise just how big the problem is.In a new interview, he also reflected on his own family's situation and how it felt to have to put his mum in a home."I was the Secretary of State for Families, and personally I’ve been dealing with my mum’s dementia for 15 years," he said."But it’s only now, having done this programme, that

GREAT British Bake Off has been slammed after vegan Freya Cox was forced to use animal products. The first episode of the Channel 4 show saw the 19-year-old from Scarborough bake with ingredients she wouldn't usually use.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A former soldier plans to treat himself to new teeth and a staycation after turning £18 into more than £92,000 on a horse race accumulator. Former Royal Dragoons tank regiment paratrooper Alan Roberts landed the windfall after five nags romped home in the same afternoon.The Yorkshireman, 39, said: “I’ve been bothered about my teeth, which are basically rotten, for some time.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! A former manager at a Britannia Hotel has spoken out on what he describes as the "appalling" running of the venue. The ex-manager of The Grand Hotel in Scarborough anonymously revealed there are concerns with fire safety and the treatment of customers is routine "a joke".He said the "appalling" condition of many of the rooms that customers have paid to stay in is down to understaffing of cleaners and pressure on those employed.He claims that most complaints made by dissatisfied customers are "brushed aside" and very rarely resolved.Recently, he was told his "services were not required" by the owners of the hotel, Britannia, and was given his final paycheque this week.

disabled man has threatened to take legal action against a hotel after he was forced to spend an entire night in the bar after being assigned a "children's room" during his "nightmare" stay. Mark Smith checked into the establishment on July 21 and was under no impression that his two-night stay with his friend would go downhill as quickly as it did.

iOS - Android While on leave from National Service with the RAF, romantic Pat chose to propose to Esther in the early hours of Christmas morning 1959, at the end of midnight mass at St Bride’s Church.While Pat was from The Circuit, Esther and her eight younger siblings had moved to Deans Avenue in Halfway, from where she was married.The couple tied the knot at St Cadoc’s Church on August 12, 1961. By their side at the service was Pat’s younger brother and best man, Charles, Esther’s sisters Martina and Winifred, who were bridesmaids, and the flower girl – her youngest sister, Anne.The newly-weds spent their honeymoon in Scarborough, where they were congratulated on their nuptials by the town’s mayor.

hotel as disgruntled customers had to sleep in the lobby after rowing with staff when trying to check in. Hotel staff threatened to call police on on at least two people for shouting when they struggled to find them a room.

dog protected her young owner from a vicious attack when a wild coyote came chasing after them in a park.Lily Kwan, 10, was walking her Yorkshire terrier Macy on a leash in the neighbourhood of Scarborough, Toronto, Canada, on Tuesday (July 20) when the dangerous creature appeared.A home security video shows the girl running on to a road and Macy, a petite-sized pooch, turning around to confront the animal on a pavement.Lily screams for help while watching Macy barking loudly and defending her from the coyote.At one point Macy falls on the lawn and the animal sinks its teeth onto the canine.The girl knocks on a neighbour's door and is eventually let inside before the coyote eventually stops attacking the pooch and walks away.The little

Good Morning Britain suffered a technical blunder on Wednesday after a guest appeared to experience technical difficulties.Appearing on the ITV breakfast show via video link, proud father Simon Fry came on the programme to discuss his daughter Charlotte Fry, who received a bronze medal as part of GB's dressage team at the Tokyo Olympics.However, Simon was hit with major technical issues before he could even express his happiness to presenters Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard.Kicking off the interview, Kate said to Simon from Scarborough: Good morning to you, how you feeling has it sunk in yet?"Are you able to show those emotions?" She questioned.But Simon's bad line left him unable to answer.The terrible line on Simon's end forced presenters

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBritish guitarist John “Hutch” Hutchinson, a key collaborator in David Bowie’s early career who performed on the original version of “Space Oddity,” died over the weekend after a long illness, according to a report on Bowie’s official website.Ours thoughts are with the family and friends of John Hutchinson who passed in hospital yesterday after a long illness.

An English-language school has become a “ghost school” with no students for two summers due to Covid restrictions.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Thousands of Brits have flocked to beaches to get their tans on as they enjoy the baking hot temperatures during the weekend's heatwave.Beaches in Scarborough, Weymouth, Bournemouth, Cleethorpes and Brighton have been packed with sunseekers – with parks, promenades and seafronts across the country also busy, WalesOnline reports.In England, 30.3C was recorded in Coton In The Elms, Derbyshire, on Saturday, surpassing the 29.7C recorded in south-west London on June 14.The year’s highest temperatures so far were also recorded in Usk, Monmouthshire, Wales, at 29.6C, and in Threave, in the Dumfries and Galloway region of Scotland, at 28.2C.In Manchester, Piccadilly Gardens was packed all day,

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Drake‘s More Life Growth brand.Statements from March show that both parties agreed to terminate their sublicense agreement launched in 2019, with Canopy shouldering an approximate $10.3million CAD ($8.6million USD/ £6.08million) impairment on the investment.Bloomberg reports that the partnership, in which Drake owned a 60 per stake and Canopy 40 per cent, has now collapsed.“We have indeed divested from More Life and the facility in Scarborough which had been intended to be part of that agreement is now Canopy Growth’s R&D facility, where we will work on plant science and science development projects,” Jennifer White, director of communications at Canopy Growth, said in an emailed statement to BNN Bloomberg.Additionally, Canopy

Antiques Roadshow expert was flabbergasted when a man admitted he had bought a valuable painting for a mere £4 at a charity shop.In an episode of the new series of the BBC One show, people were taking their trinkets to Forty Hall in Enfield, north London.Alexandra Gill was amazed by the painting, which was by Henry Cliffe, a well-known painter, printmaker, and sculptor from Scarborough.She said: "What a pleasure it is to see a semi piece of abstract art on the Roadshow.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays TripAdvisor has named Britain's best hotels – and the top B&B in the world is said to be in Scarborough.The Toulson Court, in the Yorkshire resort town, has taken the prestigious crown for the first time.It has eight bedrooms, including twin and family rooms, and prices start at just £70 per night.The B&B is very close to the beach, is dog-friendly and comes with tasty breakfast items like a Full English or fresh fruit.Meanwhile, the five-star Hari in London won the award for TripAdvisor’s top hotel.It boasts luxurious suites, a garden terrace, bar and is nearby to fancy Harrods.Haytor Hotel in Torquay and Edgar House in Chester also won

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The Metro.Research by consumer group Which? found that destinations such as Whitby and St Ives are priced 35% higher on average than they usually do in summer.The data compared the prices of 15 properties on Airbnb and Vrbo and found that one was even 70% more pricey than last year.But, the biggest increase was for a one-bed flat in Brighton on Airbnb which was priced higher by 140% than last year.In 2020, the maisonette cost £53 per night, but this summer it will set you back a whopping £127.Meanwhile, a week in St Ives has risen from £860 to £1,263.And, seven nights in Llandudno has rocketed from £427 to £596.Some price hikes weren’t as dramatic though, as a one bed cottage in Scarborough increased by just 7% compared to August last