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Phillip Schofield seen for first time in months as he reunites with wife Steph after 'unwise but not illegal' affair

Phillip Schofield has been pictured out and about for the first time in months after admitting to an 'unwise but not illegal' affair which led to his This Morning demise. The broadcaster initially 'stepped back' from his role on the ITV daytime show after more than 20 years as he said rumours about his fractured relationship behind the scenes with Holly Willoughby had 'become the story'.
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Emmerdale's biggest ever blunders – 'illegal' mistake, age changes and storm error
Emmerdale might be one of the most successful soaps on TV nowadays, but it hasn’t been without its mistakes.Stunt weeks might have the biggest budgets of all evening soaps, but the high-risk super soap weeks also carry with them plenty of potential to fall victim to errors as the stars and writers are put through their paces.As a huge storm – which some viewers are already branding “embarrassing” – rages over the ITV Dales, causing chaos and death for all in its path, we take a look at the biggest blunders ever to hit the village – from ‘illegal’ mistakes to age discrepancies. READ MORE: Emmerdale set to kill off eight beloved characters in devastating anniversary storm Bear with us – it’ll be a stormy ride.When Rhona’s mum Mary decided to come out as a lesbian to her daughter, Rhona was fuming that her life seemed to have been built on lies.But as Mary tried to justify her reasons for not coming out sooner, she referenced lesbianism being “illegal” back in the day – which isn’t true.Though consensual sex between two men was only decriminalised in 1967 under the Sexual Offences Act, sex between women was never against the law.An attempt was made in 1921 to add ‘acts of indecency by females’ to the 1885 Criminal Law Amendment Act, but the move was rejected. Eagle-eyed viewers spotted the error and quickly took to social media to air their thoughts, with one writing: “Actually # emmerdale lesbianism was never illegal for women...
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Earth's northernmost town where it's 'illegal to die', you need a gun and cats are banned
Read more: Overwater villas cheaper than the Maldives – from Dubai to Doha and GreeceBeing on the edge of the earth, the typical weather in winter can drop to around minus 30 degrees Celsius but in the winter, people can see dizzying highs of 7C.According to statistics from DataReportal from this year, it is home to an estimated 2,552 people from over 40 different countries including Thailand, Russia and Sweden.Svalbard, which is classed as part of Norway, is a popular destination for tourists due to its broad range of attractions such as the ice caves, dogsledding and of course, it’s the perfect place to see the northern lights. The archipelago has one of the world’s largest untouched wilderness areas and animals such as polar bears and reindeer roam around freely.While every region has its own way of doing things, Svalbard is no exception and they have laws that may baffle those not accustomed to the way of life there, ranging from alcohol limits to even 'a ban on dying'.Let's start with the strict animal rules - cats are banned in Svalbard to protect the rich bird life so while you’re on the archipelago don’t be surprised at the lack of felines.While there are bars, restaurants, schools and a university, there isn’t a maternity ward in Svalbard meaning pregnant women have to go to the mainland in Norway around a month before giving birth.
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