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Isn't It Romantic (2019)

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After hitting her head, an architect who hates romantic comedies wakes up to find her unremarkable life has become a dazzling, cliché-driven rom-com.

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Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Brandon Scott Jones, Adam Devine, Liam Hemsworth, Betty Gilpin, Rebel Wilson, Jennifer Saunders

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For a long time, Natalie, an Australian architect living in New York City, had always believed that what she had seen in rom-coms is all fantasy. But after thwarting a mugger at a subway station only to be knocked out while fleeing, Natalie wakes up and discovers that her life has suddenly become her worst nightmare—a romantic comedy—and she is the leading lady.

For a long time, Natalie, an Australian architect living in New York City, had always believed that what she had seen in rom-coms is all fantasy. But after thwarting a mugger at a subway station only to be knocked out while fleeing, Natalie wakes up and discovers that her life has suddenly become her worst nightmare—a romantic comedy—and she is the leading lady.

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Matt Hancock says 'please forgive me' for breaking Covid rules with Gina Coladangelo: Ex-Health Secretary says he was 'deeply' in love - but DOESN'T need forgiveness for his handling of the pandemic

EXCLUSIVE: Matt Hancock has appealed for 'forgiveness' for breaking Covid rules during his affair with Gina Coladangelo - insisting he is 'only human'. In an astonishingly candid interview with the Mail, the former health secretary talks frankly about falling 'deeply in love' with his former aide and the pain it caused his family. He also discusses the 'horrific' vitriol they received following his decision to appear on I'm A Celebrity. Mr Hancock says he takes responsibility for a 'failure of leadership' when the pair were caught breaching social distancing rules.

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Health chiefs prepare to issue warning TODAY over strep A: Lockdowns may be to blame for 'unusually high' levels, experts claim as four-year-old boy becomes FOURTH to die of scarlet fever-causing bacteria

Muhammad Ibrahim Ali (left), four, was announced as the latest victim on the same day the parents of Welsh schoolgirl Hanna Roap, seven, paid tribute to their beloved daughter who passed away last Friday (pictured centre, Hanna). Two other unidentified children have also passed away after picking up the bug in recent weeks, including one who attended St John's School in Ealing, West London (top right). Strep A is a bacterial infection which affects the throat and skin. Just like Covid, it can be transmitted through close contact, such as sneezing, kissing or touching. Symptoms are usually mild, with some of the hallmark signs being a fever, muscle aches, vomiting and sore throat. Bottom right, a graph shows some of the most common symptoms.

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The 12 strikes of Christmas: Walkouts will disrupt trains, post, buses, driving tests and civil service EVERY DAY until December 25 as MPs urge rail barons to suspend action which could cost economy £1.7 BILLION 

Millions will have their lives disrupted by the coordinated walkouts, which are set to cripple essential public services in the run up to Christmas.

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The mother who left her baby to die while she went SHOPPING: Cannabis-smoking 35-year-old who deserted her son at home after he suffered fractured skull is jailed for two years

Stacey Davis (left, centre and custody photo inset), 35, left her one-year-old son Ethan (right) alone in his cot for two hours while she ran errands and visited a park near her home in Melksham, Wiltshire, in June 2018. Ethan was trapped in a warm room in which all windows were closed and no fans were in use as temperatures soared. Davis, who regularly smoked cannabis around her son, then failed to check on him for at least half an hour after returning to the property. Instead, she began texting a friend, a court heard. When she finally did go into Ethan's room, she found him lifeless and unresponsive in his cot. The infant was rushed to hospital on June 27, 2018, but was pronounced dead a short time later. Davis appeared at Salisbury Crown Court to be sentenced yesterday, having earlier pleaded guilty to an offence of child cruelty. She was jailed for two years. Simon Jones, prosecuting, told the court that a post-mortem examination revealed Ethan has suffered a significant head injury - a 15-centimetre fracture to his skull - but a cause of death remained unascertained. In police interview, Davis told detectives that her son had fallen out of a door and hit his head - and despite the swelling, bruising and obvious distress, she failed to take him to hospital.

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More than three million children have eaten free or reduced-price meals in supermarket cafés since May as stores see new 'after-school rush' as families feel the pinch of cost-of-living crisis

More than three million youngsters have taken advantage of the cafes and their bargain deals since May, after special campaigns were launched over the summer holidays and half term. Marks & Spencer, which operates some 330 cafes, said it was experiencing a new 'after-school rush' due to its offerings. But among those leading the pack has been Asda, which has served a million £1 children's meals since June, with the deal still being made available to cash-strapped families. It has also launched its 'Winter Warmers' promotion, which offers customers aged 60 and above soup, a roll and unlimited cups of tea for just £1 in any of its 205 cafes throughout November and December. Sainsbury's and Morrison's is also continuing to offer deals throughout the Christmas period.

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Pensioner, 66, sentenced to jail for cheating taxpayers out of £600,000 in one of Britain's biggest benefit frauds and whose daughter faked dementia on This Morning is on the run in Berlin

Frances Noble, 66, was jailed in her absence for four years nine months in June this year for committing fraud, helped by her daughter, Laura Borrell, who faked dementia on This Morning.

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Trial of TikTok star, 23, accused of murdering her mother's secret lover is dramatically halted by judge due to jury 'irregularities' - with re-trial set to take place next year

Social media influencer Mahek Bukhari (left), 23, is on trial with seven others for the murder of two men, one of whom, Saqib Hussain (bottom right), 21, had an affair with her mother Ansreen (pictured top right with Mahek) and was threatening to release a sex tape of them together, the jury at Leicester Crown Court had heard. Today, the Hon Mr Justice Saini ordered that the trial be scrapped for 'jury irregularity' and delivered a judgement containing his reasons which cannot be reported until the end of the proceedings, with a retrial due to take place next year with a fresh jury. The judge stated that the irregularity had nothing to do with any conduct or alleged conduct of the defendants or the family and friends of the victims but 'was purely internal to the jury.'

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EXCLUSIVE: Have-a-go hero who ran burglars off the road says it was a 'slap in the face' when he was jailed for two years while they walked free because of their injuries - adding thugs were 'fit enough' to break law 'but not do time'

EXCLUSIVE: A have-a-go hero who ran two burglar off the road said it was a 'slap in the face' when he was jailed for two years while they walked free because of their injuries.

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EXCLUSIVE: British stuntman sues Fast and Furious producers for more than £1m after he suffered broken skull and brain damage in 25ft fall onto concrete during fight scene with Vin Diesel's stand-in

Joe Watts, 34, was in a staged fight with another stuntman who was standing in for F&F star Vin Diesel when he fell 25ft onto concrete and sustained a fractured skull and traumatic brain damage.The stunt required Mr Watts to be thrown over the shoulder of the other performer off the side of an 8m high balcony. But a safety wire designed to halt his descent failed to stop him crashing to the ground. He was rushed by air ambulance to the Royal London Hospital, where he was put into an induced coma for five days.

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Original battle plan drawn up by Admiral Horatio Nelson which led his fleet to victory at Trafalgar is tipped to sell for more than £250,000 

Original battle plans drawn by Admiral Horatio Nelson could start a bidding war worth £250,000 in New York. The plans detail Horatio's fleet to victory at Trafalgar in the early 1800s.The six-page document signed by the naval hero on the eve of the historic battle contains detailed instructions for his captains and hand-drawn illustrations of his tactics.H is revolutionary approach, called the 'Nelson touch', allowed his outnumbered fleet to defeat the French and destruct Napoleon's plans to invade Britain on October 21 1805.

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STILL Open All Hours! Villagers raise £445,000 to save traditional ironmongers that has defied the DIY giants to keep trading for 141 years

Harvards ironmongers (pictured) in the small seaside village of Newport, Pembrokeshire, faced shutting down earlier this year after its owners announced they were selling the shop. Villagers clubbed together to raise £445,000 to stop the 141-year-old 'Open All Hours' store from closing. The old-fashioned hardware store sells everything from fishing gear to camping kits and household goods and has miraculously survived the threat from giant DIY stores.

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Hammer to fall! Queen drummer Roger Taylor wins year-long planning battle to build a pool house and party terrace at historic £6M Surrey mansion... but builders will have to move 20ft statue of rock legend Freddie Mercury first

A 20ft statue of the rock legend needs to be moved to make way for the proposed development at the sprawling 48-acre estate. Taylor's impressive stately home near Guildford already boasts six reception rooms, nine bedrooms, six bathrooms, a staff flat and eight-car garage. Now he wants to splash out on a new outdoor pool house boasting a party terrace, bar, whirlpool bath, relaxation, dining and entertaining area. But he first had to get it past officials at the local council as the proposed site is on green belt land where new buildings are usually deemed 'inappropriate'. His 18th Century Palladian-style home is also Grade II listed and lies in a designated conservation area and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Taylor wants to merge an existing pool, gym and two changing rooms into a single natural bath stone building under a zinc roof, designed as a 21st Century classical-style addition to the site.

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Archbishop of Canterbury took cover in bomb shelter over fears of Russian missile strike during Kyiv trip: Justin Welby slams 'great disgrace that a European country has air-raid warnings nearly 80 years after WWII'

Most Rev Justin Welby, 66, is meeting with displaced Ukrainians, refugees and religious leaders in the war-torn country, as he calls for Brits to donate what they can this winter

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Drink-driving Virgin Airlines hostess who blamed 'naked human frailty' for crashing into a bollard while buying a BigMac at McDonald's drive-thru is banned from the road for 17 months

Samantha Sutcliffe, 38, drank white wine before crashing her BMW at a Southport McDonald's. The Lancashire air hostess was said to have been 'at rock bottom' at the time of the incident due to coming out of an abusive relationship. She has been fined £300, ordered to pay costs and a victim surcharge of £240 at Sefton magistrates court. She also received a 17 month driving ban but offered the option to take the drink drive awareness course which will reduce this ban by a quarter. Prior to the incident she had received no prior speeding fines or bans in 21 years of owning a licence.

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Property investor RETCHES as he wades through urine-soaked rubbish-filled flat he had bought unseen for £85,000 - before transforming it into stunning £180,000 luxury home 

Taylor Kay, 29, admitted he took a chance by forking out £85,000 in cash for the one-bedroom maisonette in Luton, Bedfordshire, when a fellow investor offered him the property. The risk was that no-one was able to gain access to the property and so he was forced to make the purchase blind - with no idea of the condition of the flat until he got the keys and battled his way in. The 29-year-old recorded his first entry into the maisonette, documenting the mounds of urine-soaked rubbish while he can be heard vomiting at the 'disgusting' smell.

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Farmer, 90, found dead in slurry pit changed his will that day: Daughter tells inquest farm worker called her to say 'your dad's gone loopy and he's heading for the lagoon' after learning he would inherit just £20,000 

A 90-year-old farmer found dead in a slurry pit had changed his will that day, an inquest has heard. John Charles Barnett's overturned mobility scooter was found on the edge of a lagoon in January 2020 (top inset). His body was found by a diver at Hully Farm, near Whitchurch, Shropshire (bottom inset). An inquest at Ruthin in Denbighshire, North Wales heard that the pensioner made a will in 2014, leaving his farm and some land to Nigel Byrne, who had worked on the dairy farm (right). The hearing was told that Mr Barnett revoked the will and made a new one the day he died, leaving £20,000 to Mr Byrne and dividing the remainder of his estate between his son and daughter (pictured left).

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Back to the day job! Matt Hancock returns to Commons to push for dyslexia screening legislation after stint in the I'm A Celeb jungle

Fresh from his stint in the I'm A Celebrity jungle, Matt Hancock will urge MPs to support his proposed Bill as a matter of 'social and economic justice'.

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Yoga teacher, 53, is found guilty of murdering her ex police officer lodger - two decades after he killed his wife - as jury rejects claim she acted in self-defence because she 'feared' for her life

A yoga teacher has been found guilty of murdering her lodger who she wanted to evict and is facing life in prison after a jury rejected her claim she acted in self defence. Dawn Lewis (inset) was convicted of stabbing Glenn Richards (left) to death at her home. The trial heard Mr Richards moved to Glastonbury after being released from prison for killing his former wife in 2011. She moved in with the defendant in August last year but prosecutors heard they would often argue and he would complain about her noise. Giving evidence during her trial, Lewis claimed she feared for her life during a 'struggle' with the knife and claims he had tried to kill her. But after nearly nine hours of deliberations, the jury rejected her claim that she was only defending herself when she carried out the fatal stabbing in April. The guilty verdict was a majority one with 11-1 finding her guilty. As part of the trial, CCTV footage (right) was shown of the moment Lewis was arrested in her home on April 18 while Mr Richards was 'unconscious' and dying of his injuries.

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Bloody nose for Rishi Sunak as Chester by-election sees worst Tory performance for 190 YEARS - with Labour racking up increased majority of 11,000 and trolling PM as 'serial loser'

In Rishi Sunak's first major electoral test, local councillor Samantha Dixon emerged victorious for Labour by a 10,974 vote margin - well up on the 6,100 secured in 2019.

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Spanish police say TWO letter bombs sent to the Ukrainian embassy in Madrid and a factory making weapons for the war against Putin could be linked

Police in Spain are examining a possible link between two letter bombs sent to the Ukrainian ambassador in Madrid and to an arms company that manufactures rocket launchers donated to Kyiv, they confirmed in a statement on Wednesday. In the first incident, an officer at Ukraine's embassy in Madrid was hospitalised after he opened a letter bomb addressed to the ambassador on Wednesday, prompting Kyiv to order greater security at all its representative offices abroad. Spanish police activated their anti-terror protocol and cordoned off the area around the embassy, with police bomb disposal experts also at the scene with sniffer dogs.

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Demonstrator who led crowds calling for end of Xi Jinping and China's Communist Party has not been seen since being dragged away by police following viral video

The video is the latest in the series of scenes leaking out of China of nationwide protests against the country's strict Covid measures, including one of protestors throwing bottles at riot police.

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'It's nice to hear your voice'! Transatlantic pen pals who live almost 5000 miles apart in Texas and Devon and have been writing to each other since the 1938 make their first video call as they both turn 100 

Geoff Banks from Devon, UK, and Celesta Byrne from Texas, US, started writing to each other when they were both in their 20s, and have continued their friendship ever since.