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Magazine Description
Publisher:Future
Category:Women's Interest
Language:English
Frequency:Weekly
Magazine Description: Chat is the most outrageous, inspiring, emotional real life title around. Packed with astonishing true stories, big prize puzzles and loads more, it's your unmissable women's weekly. Whether it's tear-jerking tales of triumph over tragedy, the most heart-warming pictures or the best of bonkers Britain, all human life is here. Beyond the rollercoaster ride of true stories, Chat is also jam-packed full of your favourite puzzles with big cash prizes, the canniest bargain shopping features, health advice you can trust, readers' tips, the latest telly news and loads more.
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Had I Lost Everything?
I was alive... but what was left for me?
One Hell Of Surprise
I was never big on birthdays, but I didn’t expect to unwrap a bundle of lies
She rescued me
When life felt hopeless, a very special saviour gave me something to live for
My parting gift
No matter what the future holds, my ex will always have a part of me…
Murderer on the streets
I live in fear of bumping into the man who killed my dad
Man or BEAST?
If you go down to the woods today, you might get a big surprise...
Holding on to hope
In labour, I was meant to be shopping for cots – not coffins
Finally fab at 30
I wasn’t prepared to start another decade being fat
CASH SMART
We help you make savvy choices, so your hard-earned goes that bit further
A callous carer?
Could this man really be so evil as to kill his disabled wife?
