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A woman lost eight stone after her divorce - by walking three miles a day. Vanessa Booth, 33, found herself comfort eating after getting married, and at her heaviest weighed 16st 1lbs and wore a size 18.
Manchester City have the chance to overtake Arsenal in the Premier League when the two sides go head to head on Sunday afternoon.
It's a big day in the Premier League title race, as Manchester City and Arsenal go up against each other at the Etihad Stadium (4.30pm kick off, UK time).
Mason Mount admitted Manchester United probably didn't deserve to win against Brentford.
A dad has spoken of how he was told he had terminal cancer, days after believing he'd been given the all clear. Glyn Whittaker, a father-of-four, underwent treatment after a lump in his neck was found to be throat cancer, which had spread to his lymph node.
Lakeland shoppers have been heaping praise on an 'easy to move' and 'lightweight' gadget that has been hailed as 'so effective' at cleaning laminate, tiles and hardwood floors. Those who have bought the steam mop insist their floors are 'squeaky clean' as well being streak-free.
Kalvin Phillips was caught on camera sticking his middle finger up at West Ham United supporters following the Hammers' defeat to Newcastle United. The on-loan Manchester City midfielder has struggled to impress for David Moyes' side this season, losing his place in the England squad.
LOS ANGELES — Yoshinobu Yamamoto's debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers, on the heels of attaining the largest contract ever for a starting pitcher, lasted only one inning and saw him get charged with five earned runs, nearly a quarter of his total through an entire prior season in Japan. It followed two rough outings in spring training, casting early doubt on Yamamoto's ability to transition to the world's most advanced baseball league in the United States.