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Bingo is a great way to make friends and have fun together – and the best thing about it is that people of all ages can play the game!
A town in New York state has recognised the all-ages appeal…

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I am eagerly awaiting my chance to go and see Tim Burton’s new Alice in Wonderland flick – not only does it look set to be a cinematic masterpiece but what’s more, it will give me some great ideas on…

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Veritable tea fans such as ourselves need to own a nice set of crockery to serve our favourite beverage from and what better way to do this than with a set of cups and saucers that wouldn’t look out of…

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Stuck for something to do tonight? Well, I certainly won’t be leaving the house in this miserable weather and instead will be sitting back with a nice cup of tea to watch the Celebrity Big Brother eviction.
As you all…

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Is it possible that drinking a cup of tea everyday is the key to living a long life?
It would certainly appear so, as what was believed to be the oldest duck in the UK was a fan of a…

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If you’re one of those people who starts every new year full of good intentions with diet and exercise, then a tea-related fact could make life a little easier for you.
One Daily Mail reader has shared her secrets to…

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I love nothing more than having a good biscuit to dunk in my brew when I’m on my tea break.
Well now I am pleased to announce that you can enjoy a KitKat and feel ethically good about yourself.
This…

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Having a break with a cup of tea and some chocolate is good for you, according to research.
It has already been reported that drinking green tea has health benefits, but now the same can be said for dark chocolate.…

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What better way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Wallace and Gromit than to have the pair on Google’s homepage?
The popular animated pair, who have starred in episodes such as A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers, are…

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A teapot lover has amassed a collection of 6,150 novelty teapots and turned her home into a museum called Teapot Island.Sue Blazye, aged 59, has acquired the collection over a 25 year period.It is valued at £15,000 and is thought…

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