Primark shoppers in a frenzy over £8 shoes that look 'identical' to £235 designer pair

ChronicleLive reports that Ms Clode, a primary school teacher, had been on holiday in the north east in April 2016 with her husband Christopher, daughter Lucy, son in law Kevin and two grandchildren, aged seven and eight.

Now it's freezing outside (or near enough, anyway), and with much of the UK stuck indoors after 10pm, cosy loungewear sets and pyjamas are an absolute must.And Primark's new £12 soft waffle co-ord sets are already proving popular with shoppers, with many claiming they're super cosy.Sharing a picture of the new release on Facebook, Primark said: "Our supersoft waffle sets have landed to make Monday evenings cosier.

shoes that look like Gucci loafers. Fans of the budget retailer’s have bombarded the firm’s Instagram snap of the shoes, which are available to buy in three colours - pink, brown and blue.

For a second time this year, help has arrived in Louisiana to offer a slice of comfort to families reeling after yet another devastating hurricane.  Mercy Chefs, a faith-based disaster relief and humanitarian aid organization, has deployed from its home in Portsmouth, Va., to Lake Charles for the second time in a matter of weeks to serve meals in the wake of Hurricane Delta.  “It is devastating to be back in Lake Charles so soon, but it’s tremendously important for us to be here serving the

– Kyle Rittenhouse was back in court on Friday morning as his attorneys continued their efforts to keep the 17-year-old in his home state of Illinois instead of being extradited to Wisconsin to face trial on homicide charges.  Rittenhouse wore a face mask as he appeared on a video stream for a brief court hearing in Lake County, Ill., on Friday morning, one day after court papers argued that moving him to Kenosha, Wis.

Primark has delighted fans once again this week with the release of yet another new item that looks like a piece of designer clothing. The high street favourite has always got incredible fashion, home and beauty dupes of some of the best brands in stores and recently fans were desperate to get their hands on the new £16 winter boots that are identical to a £632 pair designed by Gianvito Rossi.

Now it's chilly outside (an understatement at the very least), we're all putting on our warmest coats and jackets to brave the elements.But staying warm doesn't mean you have to look rough - or spend a load of cash to do so.Primark has already released several winter pieces which have quickly gained favour with shoppers, including gorgeous dresses, cosy pyjamas and stylish boots.And now the high street fashion chain has released yet another product which has sent shoppers wild - this time a £30

Naman Ramachandran Indian media, fueled by aggressive television anchors, has worked itself into an unprecedented feeding frenzy since the death of popular 34-year-old actor Sushant Singh Rajput at his Mumbai home June 14. The question now is whether this is Bollywood on self-destruct or a further example of media manipulation in service of a conservative political agenda.The Mumbai police initially ruled the death a suicide.

designer doubles on the high street, you'll be no stranger to Primark. The popular chain has always got incredible fashion, home and beauty dupes of some of the best expensive brands - and it has done it again.

the Gianvito Rossi square toe boots cost £632  from Farfetch,  the Primark pair only costs £16, and come in white or beige. And if you were doubting how popular the boots are, you only have to look at the numbers to realise they're going to sell like hot cakes.Since Primark posted an image of the boots on Instagram, it has been liked more than 38,000 times and has received just under a thousand comments.

Ally Brooke is opening up about a vulnerable time during her Fifth Harmony days.

pic.twitter.com/iBFKYtYwi2Late Wednesday, she wrote: “We are shocked and in the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we’ve never felt before. We were never able to stop the bleeding and give our baby the fluids he needed, despite bags and bags of blood transfusions.