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Sunday Express, 27 Sep 2026

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ArticleMelanie: I’ll bring Swansea ‘sass’, not at all like Gwen!

GAVIN & Sta­cey star Melaniewal­ters believes fans will see a dif­fer­ent side of her on Strictly, and it is all down to her­welsh roots. Fam­ous for play­ing mild-mannered Gwen on the hit BBC com­edy, the act­ress says she is the oppos­ite in real...

Melanie: I’ll bring Swansea ‘sass’, not at all like Gwen!

ArticleAnother day...another record

FANS’ Love Story with Taylor Swift songs shows no sign of slow­ing after she smashed two Spo­tify records. It fol­lows her hit The Life of a Show­girl album re-tak­ing centre stage last week in the shape of an exten­ded ver­sion, along­side a shock...

Another day...another record

ArticleAs boats death toll soars... PM told to ‘get a grip’ of human tragedy

ANDY Burnham must end the Chan­nel migrant crisis once and for all as the death toll from lethal cross­ings passes 180. The aston­ish­ing con­flict-level loss of life, which experts believe is an under­count, is more than the 179 lives lost by...

As boats death toll soars... PM told to ‘get a grip’ of human tragedy

Article‘We’ve lost our way with com­pas­sion’

THE hor­rendous toll reached this week of more than 180 dead in the Chan­nel is a level of loss of life usu­ally seen dur­ing times of con­flict. The sombre fig­ure is now more than the 179 Brit­ish ser­vice per­son­nel who lost their lives dur­ing...

‘We’ve lost our way with com­pas­sion’