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A Tesco shopper is on a mission to track down and thank the stranger who helped him with an incredible act of kindness. David Roche, 54, was standing in a queue for the checkout as the supermarket approached its 4pm closing time on Sunday (July 21) when the generous act unfolded.

Strictly Come Dancing to the British public has insisted he is not "spoiling anyone's enjoyment" by sharing the secret information.Super leaker, David Thorp, 42, has been publishing the identity of the axed dancing couple every week on his Strictly spoiler website for ten years, leaving millions of fans frustrated as they wait to watch the pre-recorded show on Sunday night.But David, who's married to wife Angie, 31, has since insisted there's an “appetite” for viewers who want to know the results immediately – and he blames the BBC for not doing two live shows, to prevent leaks from happening.READ MORE: Strictly's Anton Du Beke blasts BBC show for 'moving him back' in group routinesDavid told MailOnline: “I'm just providing a service and am not spoiling anyone's enjoyment.“I don't put the results for everyone to see and they have to search for my site to find out the results.“There is an appetite from people who want to know the results before Sunday.“It could be argued that the BBC is to blame for recording something which is of massive interest the day before.”Last week Twitter was inundated with advance posts that Radio 2’s Richie Anderson had been unexpectedly voted out after losing the dance-off to singer Fleur East.A Strictly source told The Mail on Sunday: “For years, the majority of the audience didn’t twig that the Sunday show was pre-recorded, but recently the results have been leaked, spoiling the suspense. Those running the show want to find out who is leaking – and fast.

Growing up in Salford, David Taylor can still hear the milkman rattle across his old cobbled street.

soldier murdered in an IRA honeytrap has revealed how he plans to get justice for his family - nearly 50 years after the atrocity.Fusilier Dougald McCaughey, was executed with fellow squaddies - brothers John and Joseph McCaig - after being lured from a Belfast pub.Now his cousin David McCaughey has raised £10,000 to help fund a legal bid for a new inquest into the triple shooting.The victims are thought to have been convinced to leave the bar by two women.