The Shark Deck. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Good news
if you're a Harry Styles fan. There's a Harry's Village walking tour if you
want to learn all about Harry Styles, bell handym map and show you the
root of the two mile tour, which takes an array of spots made famous
by having once been part of Harry Style's life. Fans will visit the bakery
where Harry worked as a team, then they'll head over to Fortune City,
Chinese where he once took Taylor Swift. Inside the bakery, there's a life
size photo of Harry Styles on show, and there's memorabilia for sale no shocker
there, such as Apron sweets and even Harry Styles wooden spoons. The walking
tour continues to the Twemlow Viaduct. Fans can sign their name in the same
spot where Harry once signed his name in one Directions film. This is Us.
The official walking tours put together by locals who were overwhelmed with visitors and
they were worried about tourists getting hurt because they were walking on narrow country paths
and noe pavements. Railway ticket offs are Grand Blake waits at the train station
with maps and encourages visitors to walk through residential areas and then follow the River
Danes to visit the viaduct. He says, the tour is great. It
puts Holmes Chapel on the map. I've had a creative Facebook page for all
the fans. We've had fans visit from Uruguay, Japan, Columbia, Canada,
and we've had loads of people from America. Harry his friends who live
here, so I know he comes back to visit when he can. Everyone
here is times for the fans, and everyone has a story about Harry.
It's such a small village. Everybody knows everyone. A guest on Antiques Roadshow
was left stunned after they took items they found at a dump to get valued.
Expert Mark Smith checked out some of Sir Winston Churchill's belongings that were found
at a dump. The items included a black top hat, a glass's case,
letters from the staff, and a photograph of Winston Churchill. Mark said
if the relics were at an auction, he would have thought they were fake,
but the items were accompanied by letters confirming a link to Churchill, and
he valued the box of goods at a whopping ten thousand pounds. The guests
said, I've got loads of letters. Over two hundred letters from the same
load and was from a mother to her son. The mother used to work
for Winston Churchill. She was a cook and the husband was a butler for
Winston Churchill as well. She used to write her son every day about the
daily goings of Winston Churchill, what he was getting up to, and I
was feeling and interesting stuff about him. Mark said, we think your box
is worth ten thousand pounds. The crowd gasped and the guests said, oh
my god. I am Patty Callahan, Henry, I am Mary kay Andrews,
I'm Kristin Harmel, and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends in Fiction is
led by four longtime friends, the four of us with more than seventy five
published books between us. Through end of conversations and interviews, we discussed the
books we've written, the books were reading, and the art of storytelling.
We are here with endless stories to support indie bookstores, authors, librarians and
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with some of your favorite authors and coluding the four of us with our new
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You can listen to friends and fiction on any major streaming platform. Hey,
good news France. We'll pay you to repair your clothes. It's a
new plan as subsidized repairs to clothing and shoes in order to cut waste and
planet heating pollution. Under the scheme, discounts ranging from six euros to twenty
five euros will be available depending on the complexity of the repair. For instance,
a simple piece of restitching will get six euros, while reselling a pair
of shoes will qualify for a twenty five euro rebate. Congratulations to twenty one
year old Harvey Price. Harvey has set the world record for the longest drawing
of a train. Harvey Jewet's twenty one point three meter long picture of a
Thameslink engine and carriages, which is his favorite train. His mom said,
I'm absolutely through it for Harvey. Can't believe he's got his own Guinness World
Record. It's fantastic. He works so hard on completing the drawing and I
think he's done amazingly well. We officially have a Guinness World Record holder in
the family, and everybody's so happy for him. And good news, we
found your tarantula. A spokesperson for Travelodge said, every year a lost and
Found inventory report provides plenty of revelations, from deeds to a two million dollar
house, a set of twenty four carrot gold Indian gods, a pet tarantula,
and even exclusive yogurt flavors which has not been launched to the public.
It's evident what a cross section of people stay in our hotels. Here are
some of the items. A premarital agreement, a wooden foot, a life
sized cardboard cutout of Josie Essex, A suitcase full of Prince George memorabilia,
a five foot unicorn made from flowers, a Persian chinchilla cat you forgot your
cat, A sixty five year old Bonsai tree, a gingerbread village with all
its residence and earn father's ashes and of course that's our angela. Oh that's
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