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mum has been blasted as 'ignorant' after complaining that she was quoted £70 for a Christening cake. The outraged mum said she was stunned at being told a sponge cake with four layers of buttercream icing would set her back £70 and extra for any novelty toppers.

direct to your inbox The owner of a pony that choked to death in Oldham has pleaded with people not to ignore ‘do not feed’ signs.  Lightning the 12-year-old pony collapsed and died in his field off Thorpe Lane yesterday (January 17). He stopped breathing when a full potato became trapped at the bottom of his windpipe. Neighbours watched as he ran across his field and into their fence in a “blind panic”. It is now understood he was desperately trying to dislodge the food. Lightning gasped for

Scottish Government has been accused by a Treasury minister of deliberately ignoring the financial coronavirus support it has received amid demands for more money to be released. Holyrood Finance Secretary Kate Forbes publicly called for the UK Government to release £21.3 billion of its financial reserves, an estimated £1.7 billion of which would come to Scotland.

Jason Leitch spoke out today after a poll found that more than a quarter of 18-to-34-year-old women in the UK said they would say no to the jab, citing concerns over the vaccine's effect on pregnancies. It comes as several rumours and myths have been circulating online about the range of vaccines now approved for use, including fears that the jab could affect fertility.

Today show  on Thursday that "it's serious, but we don't know how serious yet. " They added on the show: "He’s going for testing.

child sex predator has admitted breaking a strict court order barring him from using the internet.Ian Bell, 49, was snared clutching a cuddly toy as he went to met a ‘decoy’ posing as a girl aged 15.However, Bell was unmasked after sending indecent pictures and having sexualised chats with a member of vigilante group Wolfpack Hunters UK on social media.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Bell, formerly of Fenwick Drive, Barrhead, but now living in Rutherglen, was convicted of sending indecent images

Prince William and Duchess Kate’s royal train tour to thank frontline workers across the United Kingdom may have been executed with good intentions, but emails released by the Scottish government today reveal that aides working for the royal couple ignored requests to postpone travel during nationwide restrictions.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s three-day trip covered 1,250 miles across multiple stops in Britain, but it was their visits to Wales and Scotland that were heavily criticized by

Royal family ignored two warnings from the Scottish Government not to travel as part of a 1250-mile train tour of the UK at the start of December when the border was closed.The jaunt was condemned as 'highly irresponsible' and lacking in 'empathy' about sacrifices made by the general public', by fuming politicians.At the start of December, Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, travelled to Edinburgh as part of a three-day tour of England, Scotland and Wales, to thank communities and key

Former House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy reflected on the "heartbreaking" violence and destruction that took place at the U.S Capitol last week on the latest episode of "The Trey Gowdy Podcast" Tuesday, stressing that the rioters "ignored the law." In the episode titled "We Can Only Be Destroyed From Within," the former federal prosecutor said he hopes the country returns to acting as a nation of laws. Police in Washington, D.C., said the security breach at the U.S.

Lisa Vanderpump is coming out swinging in her reaction to last year’s contentious Vanderpump Rules firings and (maybe related?) slew of abrupt show departures.