Too Thin for a Shroud: The Last Untold Story of the Falklands War

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Abbey Clancy, 37, enjoys a family day out to Thorpe Park with rarely seen lookalike sister Elle, 26

It's a scream! Halloween night partygoers brave the cold with some outrageous outfits in Newcastle, Leeds...Hezbollah are better soldiers than Hamas - we could be next': RICHARD PENDLEBURY reports from one of the most strategically vulnerable communities in Israel The likes of Gary Lineker (Letters, March 10) – and indeed me – probably benefit from immigration. It is the less fortunate who are told: “Move up – there are more people coming.” This is why control is needed.

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