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pub has kicked off Britain’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations by changing its name and carving a spectacular throne from classic Roast Dinner ingredients.The Bramley Farm in Altrincham, Manchester, has rebranded as Ma’amhouse Inns in a tribute to Her Majesty ahead of her 70-year anniversary as monarch.Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and vegetables have been spectacularly arranged by food artist Nathan Wyburn to mark the occasion.Buckingham Palace superfans and pub managers Julianne Martin and Donna Pilling said it shows their “passion” for the Jubilee. Julianne buzzed: “We’re all so excited about the Platinum Jubilee, and this incredible throne perfectly combines our love of all things royal with Farmhouse Inns’ best-in-class carvery.“The Jubilee may be a couple of weeks away, but that’s not stopped my team kicking things off early and allowing customers to raise a glass (or fork!) to Her Majesty at Bramley Farm.”Whilst Emma Smith, Senior Marketing manager at Farmhouse Inns, added: “The entire nation is coming together to celebrate the last 70 years of Her Majesties reign.“We wanted to make sure Farmhouse Inns across the UK are the perfect place to celebrate, and enjoy our fantastic carvery at the same time.”It comes as Brits throughout the country prepare to pack out pubs and host street parties for the landmark royal occasion.

Motherwell Athletics Club athletes have enjoyed success at various recent competitions.

Despite being diagnosed with cancer and having undergone a number of gruelling sessions of chemotherapy, brave mum-of-two Julie Hay still manages to keep her spirits up and continues to support her family.

Trafford is set to get a jam-packed events programme ahead of its hosting the opening game of the UEFA Women’s Euros tournament later this year.

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A millionaire businessman sexually assaulted a woman by drunkenly grabbing her between the legs at a yacht club, a court heard.

A mum who was enjoying a rare moment of peace and quiet quickly discovered she had been tricked and her one-year-old had simply wreaked havoc in silence.

Scots tot left his family hallway looking like a ‘murder scene’ after smearing melted red wax over the halls and carpet.Archie Lees had swiped one of his big sister’s makeup brushes and dipped it into a wax burner before ‘redecorating’ the room with fragrant red goo.Not content with just using a six-metre stretch of the wall, the one-year-old also flung dollops of wax onto the carpet at the family home in Fettercairn, Aberdeenshire.Mum Emma Smith first became aware that her ‘feral’ child was up to no good when she noticed it was suspiciously quiet as she prepared the family dinner.When she went to check, she spotted the bloody-looking trail of destruction alongside a grinning little Archie on August 30.Emma, who is also mum to Angel Smith,

Jarvis Cocker has announced the debut album from his new band JARV IS…: Beyond the Pale is out May 1 (via Rough Trade). The band has also shared the music video for a new track called “House Music All Night Long.” Find that below and get physical editions of Beyond the Pale at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

'Beyond The Pale' will arrive later this year

cancer in February and March this year. Due to coronavirus restrictions courageous Kyle's mum was only able to see her son in hospital a handful of times after he reacted badly to his treatment.