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There's no truth to the rumour that Trump is the new face of Cadbury's Chocolate Orange.
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There's no truth to the rumour that Trump is the new face of Cadbury's Chocolate Orange.
Love all these pictures we get of the Chancellor at Budget time at her desk, just in case we think she makes it all up at the despatch box...
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Love all these pictures we get of the Chancellor at Budget time at her desk, just in case we think she makes it all up at the despatch box...
In Blairgowrie, blueberry bushes are heavy with yield but the harvesters are missing. A local family-farm that once supplied supermarkets now raises funds for community groups instead. Can you guess why?
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October 30, 2025 at 7:10 PM
In Blairgowrie, blueberry bushes are heavy with yield but the harvesters are missing. A local family-farm that once supplied supermarkets now raises funds for community groups instead. Can you guess why?
bylines.scot/news/economi...
bylines.scot/news/economi...