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Chris McCausland, the first blind celebrity to compete on Strictly Come Dancing, made TV history by winning the show with his partner Dianne Buswell. Despite facing tough competition in the final, the duo impressed with a perfect score for their Waltz, ultimately winning the Glitterball Trophy. Chris dedicated his victory to Dianne and anyone who has been told they couldn't achieve something, highlighting the importance of opportunity, support, and determination. Full Article

Paramount Network's Yellowstone concluded with a nearly two-hour finale featuring the death of a major character and the sale of the Dutton ranch to Thomas Rainwater for $1.25 an acre. A new spin-off was announced, focusing on Rip Wheeler and Beth Dutton starting a new ranch after Beth fulfills her promise and kills her brother Jamie. The episode also shows the Indians destroying a pipeline and Kayce making a deal with Thomas to keep his...

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Labour minister Angela Eagle was questioned about Keir Starmer's promise to tackle migrant trafficking gangs as the number of asylum seekers crossing the English Channel on small boats rises, with over 900 making the journey recently. Eagle acknowledged the challenge posed by sophisticated trafficking networks and emphasized the need for time, cooperation, and progress rather than setting unrealistic targets for reducing migrant numbers. She highlighted the complexity of the issue and the importance of steady...

Shoppers in Edinburgh were outraged when an entitled driver took up four parking bays at a Tesco car park, causing frustration during the busy Christmas period. The incident sparked social media backlash, with locals expressing annoyance at the inconsiderate parking behavior. Speculation arose about the driver's intentions, with some suggesting they may have been trying to use disabled or family parking spaces. Full Article

Trevor Phillips challenges Tory MP Chris Philp's claim that the Rwanda scheme was a deterrent, pointing out that it never actually happened despite the £715 million spent on it. Labour scrapped the policy after winning the election, and Keir Starmer emphasizes the need to combat people smuggling gangs to stop small boat crossings, as thousands of migrants continue to make the dangerous journey from France. Full Article