Celebrities and the royal wedding
Paul Henry hasn't got time to think of the royal wedding. He's heading back to America on the day of the nuptials and until then he's flat tack getting his memoirs to the publisher.
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Kevin Berkahn will not design Bronagh's wedding outfit
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Chilli craziness captivates Britain
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Kiwi trumpeters involved in royal wedding
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Key to meet with Queen Elizabeth II during UK trip
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Fans asked to invest in Doherty film
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Ireland: Be blown away
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Jackson 'baby dangle' incident immortalised
A statue of Michael Jackson dangling his baby son out of a hotel window has been erected in Britain, sparking anger on Wednesday from die-hard fans of the late pop icon.
Wine: A rocky publicity trail
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London getting tidy-up for royal wedding
Over the next four weeks, offenders with minor convictions will be cleaning up London's pedestrian tunnels.