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Strictly Come Dancing bosses are said to be lining up 80s "national treasure" Shakin' Stevens - real name Mike Barratt - for the upcoming series of the show. It's thought that show producers have been keen to get the musician on the show for years, and are hopeful that this could be the year that it happens. Shakin' Stevens has recently returned to the charts with his first new album in seven years, Re-set, and Strictly bosses think this may increase the likelihood of the singer making his dancefloor debut.

An inquest has opened into the deaths of two people who were found dead inside a house in Port Talbot.

British staples such as cheddar cheese, white bread, and porridge oats have soared in price over the past 12 months, according to the latest inflation figures from Which?.

A consumer group has warned that the "cost of food crisis" could have a serious impact on certain Scottish areas.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Burned gums and dental damage can be caused by some teeth-whitening kits available on online marketplaces.The warning comes from Which? after it found 21 out of 36 kits tested exceeded the legal amount of hydrogen peroxide.One of the kits was found to contain a staggering 300 times too much of the chemical.The consumer group flagged the unsafe products and they were taken off sale.Which? is concerned social media users may be encouraging others to use products with dangerous levels of the chemical.Sue Davies, Head of Consumer Protection Policy at Which?, said: “It’s worrying that our tests have revealed so many of these products sold on online