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Arabella Chi of Love Island gives a look inside her chic new London flat while making a cryptic remark during Adam Maxwell's split rumors

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 5, 2024
Arabella Chi of Love Island took to Instagram on Monday to reveal a look inside her chic new London flat. The reality actress, 32, displayed the chic interior of her new house while making a cryptic comment amid rumors that she has split from Adam Maxwell, 31 years old. Arabella spent an evening in her swanky new house, chowing down on sushi with her pal Charlotte Edwards, who used a moving box for a makeshift table.

During a magical holiday, I fell down into a lagoon from a 35-foot cliff

www.dailymail.co.uk, June 13, 2023
A grandmother who broke her spine emerging from a 35-foot cliff in Jamaica has described her excruciating injury that will leave her a lifetime.' Maggie Ricketts (left), 63, of Dukinfield, Greater Manchester, was on a trip to a lagoon on a trip to a lagoon in May 2020. But tragedy struck when Mrs Ricketts was able to scale a cliff into the sea, but only to land in a position that looked like 'hitting a brick wall' and left her with a fractured spine. She had to be carried out by partner Peter Wood (right and inset), 67, and she was left bed-bound for the entire two weeks because her insurance didn't cover water sports injuries. Mrs Ricketts has now said she is "too stupid" about the crash, and it will have a 'longer' effect on her life.'

RICHARD KAY: Author Nicholas Evans' Horse Whisperer seduced the world

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 16, 2022
RICHARD KAY: It was a tale with unending tension for a master storyteller. The Horse Whisperer, Nicholas Evans' (right) 1995 debut book, has sold 15 million copies. It was turned into a film directed, produced, and starring Robert Redford (centre), as well as Kristen Scott Thomas (top left image, right) and a young Scarlett Johansson (bottom left). A visitor selects some wild mushrooms and brings them home to fry them in butter and parsley for the family's supper while rambling over the Scottish estate of his wife's brother and sister-in-law. All four of the diners are critically ill and racing by ambulance to hospital a day later. Their dinner-table mushrooms were not edible at all, but their bodies were already ravaged by poisonous toxins. The man who mistakenly poisoned his family is aware that each couple's will have the other child's custody in the case of death hovers between life and death with acute renal disease. He calls his solicitor, afraid that all their children will be orphanaged soon, and a new will will be sent to his bedside.