What can’t you live without despite the cost?

"Everything gets shrouded in secrecy": Starmer quotes former postmaster to Sunak

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"Hullo doon there": Scottish toddler's adorable reaction from top of Ferris wheel

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This adorable video shows a toddler at the top of a Ferris wheel excitedly addressing onlookers below by shouting "hullo doon there."<br /><br />Three-year-old Grace has gone viral over the comments she made on the Christmas market attraction in a strong Scottish drawl.

"I budget £100 for my kids' Christmas gifts – trolls say it’s not enough"

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Samantha Mary, 35, decided to set a budget for main presents and stocking gifts for this Christmas for her one-year-old son, Jack, and nine-year-old step-daughter, Isabella.

"I just want my leg off - I'm scared I'm going to die"

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"I kept zoning out and smelling bacon even though I'm vegetarian - it turned out I had brain tumour"

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A graduate who experienced bizarre symptoms like smelling bacon and frequent déjà vu turned out to have a brain tumour.<br /><br />Vegetarian Lucy Younger, 23, was just about to start university when she started experiencing the bizarre symptoms - which also included zoning out.

"I pulled a spider's nest out of my ear - it was like something from Stranger Things"

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"I pulled a spider's nest out of my ear - it was like something from Stranger Things".<br />This is the moment a mum used an earbud camera to discover a spider's nest - inside her ear, she claims.<br /><br />

"I received world's first double arm transplant - I can ride a bike for the first time"

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A man who received the world's first double arm transplant has ridden a bike for the first time - two years after surgery.<br /><br />Felix Gretarsson, 50, had to have his arms amputated in January 1998 after he was electrocuted at work fixing power lines.<br /><br />After decades without both arms, he convinced a surgeon to perform the world's first double arm and shoulder transplant in a 15-hour surgery in January 2021.<br /><br />The former electrician shocked surgeons with his incredible progress - being able to return to the gym, hug his children and drive.<br /><br />Now, the public speaker has taken the next step and returned to cycling - an activity he used to enjoy before his accident.

"I visit some of the most remote areas of Britain - all by public transport"

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"I visit some of the most remote areas of Britain - all by public transport"

"I was hospitalised for anorexia - watching the Lionesses win the Euros helped me beat it"

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"I was hospitalised for anorexia - watching the Lionesses win the Euros helped me beat it"

"I work full-time and earn £23.5k - I still can't give my kids the Christmas I want"

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A hard-working single mum has sparked debate online after claiming she won't be able to afford the Christmas she wants on a salary of £23,500.<br /><br />Abbie Palmer, 30, works full-time as a customer services manager but says she had to walk out of Aldi because she couldn't afford a festive food shop.