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Cal Poly Sports Information Assistant 🐎. WSU grad 2019. Bylines @DailyBee, @CdAPressNews, @DailyEvergreen and @StanCamNEWS.
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Take That tightrope walker says it's an 'honour' to perform with the group

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By Dylan Greene
| Aol Verified
Ellis walked six metres above the crowds in the Principality Stadium as part of Take That's rebooted Circus Live tour A tightrope walker who will perform high above the crowds at the Principality Stadium has said it is an "honour" to help Take That transform the venue into a giant circus. On Tuesday, the British band are taking to the stage in Cardiff as they return with their rebooted Circus Live tour, complete with acrobats, ringmasters, tightrope walkers, and even a mechanical elephant.
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Olivia Rodrigo 'had to eat sausage rolls all day' in Welsh town

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By Dylan Greene
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Dylan Greene - BBC Wales Mon, June 15, 2026 at 3:57 p.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Olivia Rodrigo was snapped by Marks & Spencer worker Rose Ann Bituon-Thomas in Llandudno [Rose Ann Bituon-Thomas] Pop star Olivia Rodrigo has told how she ended up only eating sausage rolls all day during a visit to a Welsh town.
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Beef and Brexit prosperity

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By Dylan Greene
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
High beef prices are a symptom of a deeper problem—Britain has left the EU, but not its economic mindset. There is scarcely anywhere in Europe you can go without seeing “Aberdeen Angus” and “Hereford” beef advertised, used in conjunction with — or as substitute — noun for premium. British beef breeds are the global pedigree, which came about in large parts as a result of how much we care about beef in our diet and culture.
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