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Now we're getting into the cooler months of the year, there is no chance of the temperatures rising anytime soon - so it's best to start thinking about how to keep warm and snug as winter sets in.

straight to your inboxBarcelona remain determined to sign Eric Garcia from Manchester City in the January transfer window but only for a reasonable price, according to reports. The Catalan outfit attempted to land Garcia in the summer transfer window and a move to the Nou Camp seems inevitable, with Garcia out of contract at the end of the season.

M.E.N."So many people joined in to help us and posts on Facebook were drawing loads of people in. My dad was getting 200-300 messages a day asking to help."He added: "There was definitely a thought in the back of my mind that he might not come back.

hospital. Puppy Rosie suffered a number of illnesses including Parvovirus (or CPV) after she was brought home from a puppy farm run from a council house in Fife.

Rangers. He reckons Steven Gerrard 's side currently are the SPFL's top dogs - which leaves him gutted no Bairns will be there to see it.

Former Liverpool, Tottenham and England goalkeeper Ray Clemence has died, aged 72.

Whitefield, looks a lot different to the ordinary 9-5 played out by most Brits in the UK.

Assisted dying is set to be legalised in the UK within the next two years.

Donnie Wahlberg started out 2020 like this, and he’s hell-bent on finishing where we started! And we love him for it!

Boris Johnson stuck the knife in to his old friend Donald Trump this week, describing him as the “previous President”.

As if meeting the one was not difficult enough, finding love in lockdown has been impossible for one influencer.

Have your say on this story in our comments section. Click here... To make her situation worse, Tina and her husband recently contracted coronavirus, and were forced to self-isolate with their kids for 14 days.They applied for the Test and Trace Support Payment, but this was denied because her husband was still being paid for his job as a bus driver."Having to isolate made our shopping more expensive as Aldi don't do delivery," Tina said."We put in for a Covid payment but we were told we weren't entitled because my husband was still getting full pay."The government don't consider anything like how shopping gets more expensive and the fact that we have to spend way more on electricity and food."That is not considered one bit."Tina's husband

Here we are back in lockdown again, but I guess if you’re sat there on the sofa in your pants with a half-finished tattoo, terrible hair and banana bread in the oven, you probably already know that.

Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter are celebrating World Kindness Day in a big way.

Pop hero Olly Murs is backing our campaign to stop the cruel trade in dogs from overseas, urging fans: “Do not support the horrific importation of puppies from abroad.”

Donnie Wahlberg totally made this server’s day!

cosmetic surgery, is now on her way back to the UK.Michelle Williams, 46, may never fully recover from the operation and has now spent more than 12 weeks in intensive care at a private hospital abroad following a rhinoplasty procedure.She is on a repatriation flight home and will be taken to hospital when she arrives on Thursday evening.Her family are suing for medical negligence and have been locked in a battle with the hospital after it initially refused to allow Ms Williams to leave unless they paid a £20,000 medical bill.Her sister, Nikisha Lynch, told the PA news agency: "She is still critical.

Liberals urging voters to move to Georgia to vote in the January Senate runoff elections may want to think twice — moving to Georgia for a short time just to vote is a felony under state law. But how long a new arrival has to stay in the state without breaking the law is not clear, according to reports. Gov.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been linked with a move back to Manchester United amid claims this is his final season with Juventus.

What could possibly be bad about starring in Game Of Thrones? Getting killed off before the show could become a hit and he could get the big bucks!

Sen.Thom Tillis, R-N.C., thanked Democratic challenger Cal Cunningham for a hard-fought race after Cunningham formally conceded Tuesday afternoon. "He was very gracious, wished me the very best and said he'd like to do anything he could to help make sure that we just continue to focus on the people of North Carolina," Tillis told "Bill Hemmer Reports".