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Tales of the unexpected

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February 11, 2026

FANTASTIC TALES: Roald Dahl's life was as wild as his imagination

The brain that gave us snozzcumbers, Oompa-Loompas and the dreaded shrinks had an even wilder, weirder story to tell: his own.

In this 11-part iHeart series, produced by Ron Howard, screenwriter and Yale English professor Aaron Tracy shares the “bananas” life and darker side of a writer who has sold more than 300 million books.

The BFG and The Witches were the first books Aaron read on his own, and ignited his love of words. But after “rotten Roald’s” anti-Semitic outbursts, he now holds a confusing place in his heart. Put it this way, Aaron doesn’t know how to approach the books with his own Jewish children.

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How buying on credit card can offer extra protection

YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS CHAMPION

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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Electricity projects to be allowed on forestry land under new powers

MINISTERS SAY RENEWABLES MOVE WILL BRING IN MORE INCOME FOR FORESTRY ENGLAND TO DELIVER ON CLIMATE PLANS

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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England to face India in semis again

ENGLAND will take on India in a third successive T20 World Cup semifinal in Mumbai on Thursday.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

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Calls for safety review of block hit by flooding

A COUNCILLOR has called for a safety review into a Newcastle tower block where residents have been plagued by floods and leaks.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Chronicle

Knifeman back in court on drug-driving charge

HE HAD RECENTLY BEEN RELEASED FROM PRISON

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Chronicle

No escaping your fitter enemy

EVERY new show needs a great opening. Something to forcefully grab the viewer's attention and maintain that vice-like grip for the next hour or so. The producers of Handcuffed: Last Pair Standing must have been rubbing their hands with glee when they saw the rough cut of this first episode: a glimpse of the countryside, a nice burst of birdsong, sounds of a man and a woman laughing and then... two people naked in a shower. Goodness me, and it's only just past the watershed too.

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1 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Chronicle

Naive play gift-wraps points for the Toffees - Murphy

'SLOPPY GOALS' PROVE TO BE UNITED'S DOWNFALL

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Chronicle

Forest Green game just too much for tired Heed

ROB Elliot cut a frustrated figure as he assessed Gateshead's home defeat against Forest Green Rovers as the playoff contenders became the latest side to pick up a maximum reward from their visit to the International Stadium, winning 2-0.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

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Which vehicle finance plan is right for you?

As the new '26 number plates hit the roads this week, hundreds of thousands of Brits will be looking to buy a new car.

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1 mins

March 02, 2026

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The Chronicle

Irish fly-half Byrne ruled out of Six Nations clash

RUGBYUNION

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1 min

March 02, 2026

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