Stacey Solomon leaves Britain's Got Talent's KSI broody as her kids gatecrash judging table mid-show - and she hits her Golden Buzzer after being blown away by act ○
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The Sort Your Life Out star, 36, who stepped in for head judge Simon Cowell last weekend due to a fall - also hits her Golden Buzzer after being blown away by an act.
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Stacey Solomon finally puts her engagement ring back on but refrains from wearing her wedding band as she's seen after it emerged she is not legally married to Joe Swash ⊖
The Sort Your Life Out presenter refrained from wearing her wedding ban, seemingly confirming that the pair aren't legally married.
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Sort as you go and don’t rush: six steps to clearing out a loved one’s home when they die ○
From telling the insurers to accepting you may need to get the experts in, tips on dealing with the deceased’s property
When someone close to you dies, be it a relative or a friend, practical conside…
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Stacey Solomon's sister hits out at BAFTAs judges over the Sort Your Life out host's awards loss as she shares pride for her sibling - after star admits she is 'gutted' for not winning ○
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Stacey Solomon 's sister Jemma hit out at BAFTA judges following her sibling's awards loss at the ceremony on Sunday night.
Katherine Ryan takes a swipe at Stacey Solomon by declaring she's 'sick of watching her clean her house' amid claims the star 'regrets doing her family reality show' ○
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The comedian, 41, shared her thoughts on the Sort Your Life Out star, 35, in an interview with MailOnline, questioning whether her in-depth housework is a 'c**p tape or a cry for help.'
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Sort 'pothole plague' or lose cash, councils warned ○
Councils in England will be asked to publish reports on their repairs or miss out on funding, but critics say long-term thinking is needed.
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