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Campaigner praises Corrie male breast cancer story

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By Dawn Limbu Verified, Andy Bennett
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A man who survived breast cancer says he welcomes Coronation Street's storyline about the disease, which is often associated with women. Dave Talbot, 69, from Olveston, South Gloucestershire, has been raising awareness of male breast cancer since he was diagnosed in 2015. The charity Breast Cancer Now said most people do not realise that men can get breast cancer. About 400 men are diagnosed each year in the UK, compared to 55,000 women.
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Penelope Keith 'was like part of the family'

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By Andy Bennett, Dan Ayers Verified
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Dame Penelope Keith starred alongside Peter Bowles in the TV series To the Manor Born The former owner of the estate where Dame Penelope Keith filmed hit BBC television series To the Manor Born has paid tribute to her after she died at the age of 86. John Taylor used to own the Cricket St Thomas estate and wildlife park near Chard in Somerset, where the show was filmed during the late 1970s and early 1980s He said: "There was no bad side to Penny, she was just an ordinary nice girl.
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The Wurzels' Combine Harvester celebrates 50 years

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By Jonathan Holmes, Andy Bennett
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The music video for the song was filmed in Kentisbeare, north Devon The most unlikely Number One of 1976, Combine Harvester (Brand New Key) by the Wurzels, topped the charts on this day 50 years ago. It was a parody of Brand New Key by Melanie, and stayed at the top spot for two weeks, beating Wings, Dolly Parton and Rod Stewart. Band member Pete Budd said the sound engineers predicted that it was going to be Number One when we recorded it because it was an "everyman's song".
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