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Daily Mail Good dog!
Miami Ink the American Cocker Spaniel named Best in Show at Crufts 2017
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Britain's Got Talent winner, Pudsey, competed in the show for the final time this year.
108 months ago
Daily Mail This looks sore!
Father, 24, says he was left bald after using a £4 V05 HAIR WAX
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Lee Hardy, 24, from Pudsey, Leeds, claims he bought a VO5 hair wax in January this year - but after using the £4 product, he says he noticed dry sores appearing on his head.
109 months ago
Daily Mail Pudsey bares all!
BBC investigate after Pudsey Bear mascot appears to have rude appendage between his legs
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112 months ago
The Economist For many Britons, the EU is “basically absolute crap”. But that doesn’t mean they would actually vote to leave
Many ordinary Britons are resigned to staying in the European Union
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THE European Union does not have many ardent fans in the Butcher’s Arms pub in Pudsey, a town near Leeds. “If we had not joined, we would not know the...
125 months ago
Huffington Post UK This makeover certainly has The X Factor...
Tonight Pudsey, I'm Going To Be...
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Nick Grimshaw has ditched his trademark bouffant and swapped it for a long-back-and-sides to channel his inner Liam Gallagher to help launch this year’s Children In Need.
127 months ago
HuffPost UK Entertainment Any guesses who's channeling their inner Liam Gallagher?
Tonight Pudsey, I'm Going To Be...
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This star has ditched their trademark bouffant and swapped it for a long-back-and-sides to channel their inner Liam Gallagher to help launch this year’s Children In Need...
127 months ago
HuffPost UK Entertainment We LOVED this act on tonight's Britain's Got Talent!
Move Over Pudsey! ‘BGT' Dog Act Is The Best The Show's Ever Seen
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‘Britain’s Got Talent’ winners Ashleigh and Pudsey had better watch out as it looks like Simon Cowell has got a new favourite dog act. SEE ALSO: Cor Glanaethwy And Entity Allsta
130 months ago
The Economist Viewed nationally, the Tories seem set fair for success in the UK election. The economy grew by 2.6% last year. The employment rate has never been higher. Yet in the roughly 100 seats that will decide the election, local difficulties impinge. Regiona Read more ... l social memory, an uneven economic recovery and an unbalanced ground war all tilt the balance back towards Labour, making the result fiendishly hard to predict http://econ.st/1Gf0dRS
Thinking at the margin
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PUDSEY feels like the sort of place where they should weigh the Conservative Party votes, not count them. On a sunny weekday morning its hilly suburban streets are...
131 months ago