One cold-blooded New Brunswicker's love affair with ice swimming
Most people would bristle at taking to open water on a -19 C day in February, but Nadine Bennett isn't most people.
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'I ate Sunday roast in the farm barn restaurant with rolling countryside views'
Nestled in the midst of a huge vegetable farm is one of the region's quirkiest new additions to the dining scene. Groobarbs Field Kitchen is a restaurant quite unlike any other, based in a huge barn on a farm in High Legh surrounded by the growing fruit and veg crops like kale, cauliflowers and rhubarb.
"My motto is dump the clothes, dump the worries..." the naturist, 78, encouraging others to get their kit off
A great-grandad who has been a naturist all his life says his motto is 'dump the clothes, dump the worries'. Derek Wooldridge, 78, says naturism is 'brilliant' for people's mental health. While he says it can relive stress, he maintains it "is not about sex at all".
Gold, baby! Calgary teens bring home bling after Canada Games success
When Calgary teens Donya Movaffagh, 15, and Ethan Tomusange, 16, return home from their successful Canada Games performance in karate, they will need to find a space to show off their respective medals. Gold medals.
Former TOWIE star Sam Faiers left mortified on flight as partner disturbs passengers by shouting
Former The Only Way Is Essex star Sam Faiers has revealed how a recent flight home from a holiday in Abu Dhabi didn't go as smoothly as she had hoped - and it wasn't because of her three children. Sam, 32, was left mortified by her long-term partner Paul Knightley shouting during the flight.
Peyton Hillis expects full recovery after lengthy hospital stay
Former Arkansas and NFL running back Peyton Hillis said Tuesday that he expects to make a full recovery after being hospitalized earlier this year when he reportedly rescued family members during a swimming accident in Florida.
You've got to play safe in India: Australia batting coach
Aussie batting coach Michael Di Venuto also joined in the raging debate saying the batters committed a blunder by trying to push the scoring rate in the second Test, which the visitors lost to India by six wickets.Di Venuto said Australia's batting plans were working well till a dramatic collapse saw them lose eight wickets for 28 runs.Steve Smith's dismissal to the sweep shot triggered the collapse as Australia were all out for 113 in 31.1 overs, giving India just 115 runs to win the Test, which the home side did in 26.4 overs to go 2-0 up and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
New 420-pupil primary school set to be built at former swimming pool site
Plans for a new 420 capacity school on the site of a former swimming pool and day centre are set to be approved this week. The three-storey building would be built on the site of the Jubilee centre on Darley Street in the Halliwell area of Bolton.