Netflix fans are 'tearing up' over new 'Christmas classic'
Netflix released a new Christmas film this week which already has fans calling it a "classic".
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Two more men arrested after man fatally stabbed in Leigh
Two more suspects have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was fatally stabbed in Leigh. Tributes have been paid to Jack O'Brien, 27, who died in hospital on Wednesday (December 4) following a stabbing the previous evening.
Molly-Mae Hague says daughter Bambi 'hurt her feelings' amid Tommy Fury co-parenting
Molly-Mae Hague has told how her daughter 'hurt her feelings' as she continues to talk about a problem with her behaviour. The influencer has been sharing honest parenting insights with her followers, including Bambi's problem with hitting.
Primark's 'eye-catching' £40 coat keeps you warm and goes with Christmas party dresses
Primark customers are raving about a fluffy coat that's been hailed as "timeless", "classy" and "perfect" for the chilly weather. The piece is from the latest Primark collaboration with Rita Ora.
I've seen good signs from Amorim's Man United - but summer transfer window can't come quick enough
Manchester United have shown some 'good signs' of progress under new manager Ruben Amorim, but the summer transfer window cannot come quickly enough to improve his squad.
Debenhams cuts price of Sabrina Carpenter perfume that 'smells amazing'
Debenhams has dramatically reduced the prices of hundreds of items, spanning clothing, electronics and homeware. Despite Black Friday having passed, the retailer is continuing its Cyber Week sale, allowing shoppers to still secure bargain deals.
Everton out to dent Liverpool's title bid in last Goodison league derby
Denting Liverpool's title ambitions will be a big enough incentive for local rivals Everton on Saturday but the fact it is also the last Merseyside Premier League derby at Goodison Park in the will add extra spice to the occasion.
State pension National Insurance topping up warning issued
Increasing your state pension by topping up National Insurance contributions could give your retirement finances a lift, but it might not be the best move for everyone. At present, you have the opportunity to fill any gaps in your NI record by voluntarily paying beyond the usual six-year cap, going as far back as the tax year 2006/2007.