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A post shared by Ayda Field Williams (@aydafieldwilliams) on Aug 7, 2020 at 8:53am PDT‘August 7, 2010…I said ‘I Do’…’ Ayda told her 606k followers. ’10 years, 8 dogs, 4 kids, 3 cats, 2 turtles, and 1 best friend later, ‘I Do’ all over again.’‘Let’s keep climbing this mountain ‘til we reach the top…HAPPY ANNIVERSARY BOO ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️WIFEY XXX’ she lovingly wrote.The loved-up post comes after just this week the couple revealed their relationship hasn’t always been plain sailing.In fact, Robbie dumped Ayda three times in the beginning of their relationship as he struggled to come to terms with his addiction.Speaking on their joint podcast (Staying) At Home with the Williamses, Ayda told how Robbie ‘did some dark things’ back then.‘By dark things

A landlord is renting out a garden shed for £1,500 a month - branding the wooden cabin 'charming'.

‘You were in a dark place and did some dark things,’ Ayda recalled.

Rising temperatures don't need to mean rising bills if you play your cards right.

She is accused of demanding the hiring of a string of crew members, including visual effects supervisor George Zwier and her own team of personal assistants, stating: “I cannot work without them.” Green, who recently starred in BBC1’s The Luminaries, launched legal action against White Lantern last month, suing for £800,000, the fee she says she is owed from the failed project.The actress says she had a “pay or play” agreement, entitling her to payment even though the film failed to go ahead. The film company insists Green owes it more than £1 million.

Ofgem has reduced its energy cap to their lowest level yet and said it will see around 15 million household bills slashed by as much as £95. Officials said the new cap would pass on savings from lower energy prices to many households that are suffering economic hardship during the pandemic.

More than 15million people in the UK will see their bills falls this winter as a new energy price cap comes into force on default and prepayment tariffs.

A six-year-old boy is lucky to be alive after he was attacked by the family's previously 'loveable' pet dog.

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has revealed that more than two-thirds of Scots who are eligible for a UK Government payment to combat fuel poverty are not receiving it. The study shows just 9.3 per cent of all households in Scotland have applied for the Warm Home Discount (WHD).

Man Utd have had to fork out £9million to Alexis Sanchez by way of compensation to mutually terminate his contract.

It’s taken more than 50 years, but now there’s a female skipper at the helm of Birds Eye Fish Fingers for the first time.

Bill & Ted Face The Music just got another new release date. The movie's official Twitter account has announced that it will now debut on digital platforms, as well as some theaters, on August 28.The third movie in the much-loved Bill & Ted comedy series is the latest film to have its release affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Online retail giant Amazon is set to hike its sellers' fees by 2% from September as the UK's new 'tech tax' comes into force on all items, raising concerns customers will have to pay more.

Customers are taking out expensive new loans to cover the cost of debt they already have, while lenders cash in - and the banking watchdog has had enough.

Supermarkets across the UK are offering badges to customers who may not be able to wear a face mask due to certain health conditions.

The price of buying school uniform each year can really add up, as kids can outgrow their clothes as quickly as you can get them.

Activists have urged over-60s to cancel their TV licence direct debits as a letter goes out to millions of older people who must now pay.

Millions of people will see their free TV licence revoked this month, as a funding row between the government and the BBC comes into effect.

Ben Shephard's unexpected Good Morning Britain exit has stunned viewers.

Betting giant William Hill is to permanently close 119 stores over fears customer numbers will never return to pre-pandemic levels.

KFC fans, we have some good news. The fast-food chain has brought back its famous "Chicken Tuesdays" deal and thanks to the government's new Eat Out to Help Out scheme, you can get it for £3 instead of its usual price of £5.99.