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Coleen Nolan advises on coping with Christmas after loss

Agony aunt Coleen Nolan offers compassionate guidance to a reader grieving her mother, who would rather spend Christmas alone than with her boyfriend's family. Discover her advice on honouring the past while embracing the present.

Strictly judges horrified as Lewis Cope sent home

Strictly Come Dancing fans were stunned as Lewis Cope was eliminated despite top scores. Judges Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas were seen with heads in hands. Read the full reaction.

Aunt accused of drowning niece, 6, at wedding

A six-year-old girl was allegedly drowned by her aunt at a family wedding in India. The woman reportedly confessed to killing three other children. Read the full shocking details.

Agony aunt's advice for mum who lost everything

A mother writes to The Independent's agony aunt after her husband's affair and departure left her homeless and fighting for custody. Victoria Richards offers advice on grief and resilience.

Shirley Ballas chokes on fishbone minutes before Strictly

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas reveals she 'couldn't breathe' after choking on a fishbone minutes before the Blackpool live show. Her hairstylist performed the Heimlich manoeuvre, saving the day. Read her terrifying account.

Shirley Ballas on mother's 'debilitating' COPD battle

Strictly's Shirley Ballas describes the 'scary' reality of her mother's COPD diagnosis. She is now campaigning in Parliament for better care and early diagnosis. Learn more about this respiratory condition.

Pauline Collins denies death rumours at 83

Acclaimed actress Pauline Collins addresses false death rumours while celebrating her 83rd birthday, reassuring fans about her health and continuing career.

Pauline Collins dies aged 85 after Parkinson's battle

Academy Award-nominated star Pauline Collins, beloved for her iconic role in Shirley Valentine, has died at 85 following a courageous struggle with Parkinson's disease, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy in British theatre and film.

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