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This is Centre Court - made from 12,000 toothpicks!
A tennis fan from Coventry has made a replica of Wimbledon's Centre Court - made from 12,000 toothpicks!
Shaminder Singh's model stands at 50cm tall and a metre long.
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Mini knights on display to mark battle's anniversary
They join 36 full-sized statues which celebrate 800 years since the Battle of Lincoln.
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Police use spidey sense to handle motorway "emergency"
It was the second time in less than a week that police were called to an incident involving spiders on the M5.
Read the full story ›The garden shed shortlisted for a national award!
A garden shed in Northamptonshire has been shortlisted for a national award.
Sonia Walker's husband built it at their home in Rushden for her 50th birthday.
The shed was built and decorated for under a thousand pounds.
It's apparently more for quiet contemplation than cuttings and compost. Now it's been chosen for the finals of Shed of the Year competition.
"It's just my little place and I love being here but, yeah, I'm very privileged, I feel very special to have got through."
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Ancient shoes expected to get worldwide interest
An ancient pair of shoes from the time of King William and Queen Mary of England have been uncovered in an attic.
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Britain's oldest triplets celebrate 80th birthday
Mary, Margaret and Georgina were born in 1937 - a surprise to their mother who was only expecting one baby.
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The girl guide badge system is getting a modern makeover
The iconic badges earned by girl guides are being given a makeover designed to help prepare youngsters for the modern world.
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Longest-standing employee from theme park retires at 70
Drayton Manor Park bids farewell to its longest-standing employee, who has worked there for 50 years.
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Britain's prettiest streets revealed
From iconic shopping roads to quaint hills, including one made famous in the Hovis bread adverts, does your town feature?
Read the full story ›Watch: Our presenters bust a move with the Dancing Grannies
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We were joined in the studio this afternoon by some very special guests - two of the famous Dancing Grannies.
The three 'grannies' from the Black Country became a world-wide internet hit in 2014 when they busted some uncharacteristically raunchy moves to the latest hits.
The 'elderly' dance troupe are actually friends Sue Hawkins, Jackie Fellows, and Deb Nicholls who met at Dudley College.
The group have become so popular they are even flying out to Bahrain next week to perform at the F1 Grand Prix.
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