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As the evenings draw in and the temperature drops, the one shoe that will save the day come rain or shine is a pair of stylish knee-high bodupeots. Knee-highs have been languishing in the style doldrums for many seasons as we all schlepped about in our lug-soled ankle boots, but now - joy! - they're back. And the possibilities are endless. Get the right fit and they'll work under this season's wider-leg jeans. They're perfect for re-purposing a shorter skirt for autumn, but also effortlessly chic peeking out from under a midi. Boots are always going to set you back more than trainers, but luckily the high street is full of brilliant 'dupes' costing a fraction of the price of a designer pair. Indeed, I think telling the bargain buy from the posh purchase is especially hard this season. Can you guess which of these pairs costs more?

The Daily Mail's Weekend magazine has reached yet another magnificent milestone - this month we turn 30! We asked you to share our top ten TV shows so we could compile our definitive list of the 100 Greatest TV Shows voted for by you.

When planning for the new birth of her third child, television presenter and comedy writer Kirsten Drysdale (left) was curious to find out what kind of baby names can and can't be used properly. She was unable to obtain straight answers from officials and decided to put NSW Births Deaths and Marriages to the test. She is currently a presenter on ABC's WTFAQ program, delves into viewers' burning questions. On its website, the registry states that it would not disclose names that are deemed offensive, aren't in the public interest, or could be confused with an official name or rank. a preview of this week's episode shows Drysdale taking the incorrect name of 'Methamphetamine Rules' and filling in the online form while cradling her baby. She was horrified to learn the results five weeks later.

Duggie Brown (left) of Coronation Street has died at the age of 82. Coward Tommy Cannon, 84, who described him as a "funny, funny guy," announced the comedian's death.' Ted Spear, who appeared on Coronation Street in three separate unrelated roles (right in 2004), made his most recent appearance on the soap earlier this year as Ted Spear, who was killed in a hit-and-run.