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Daily Star News Editor, cricket fan, football fan, tennis fan, runner, angler. These are my own opinions.
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Kind-hearted Dolly Parton wanted to try experimental cancer drug to help future patients

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By David O'Dornan Verified, Steve Hughes Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Dolly Parton made a kind-hearted offer to take experimental cancer drugs before she died. Her younger sister Stella revealed the country music icon was willing to be a test case "in the hope of helping others in the future”. Dolly, who died aged 80 on Tuesday shortly after being diagnosed with the disease , volunteered to undergo exploratory treatments in a bid to save other cancer sufferers down the line.
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We're a dog mad nation who treat our pets like fur-babies, says biggest ever poll

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By Will Stone, Steve Hughes Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Nearly a third of dog owners describe their pet as a "fur-baby" and treat them like a child. Many celebrate their dog's birthday and buy them Christmas presents, with some even changing jobs to suit their canine companions. And 90% believe dogs should be treated like a member of the family, according to the Dogs Trust charity's National Dog Survey. More than a third (36%) have chosen a UK holiday instead of travelling abroad and 35% have cancelled social plans to stay with their pet.
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Sports Direct supremo Mike Ashley slams Andy Burnham's high street plans as 'delusional'

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By Will Stone, Steve Hughes Verified
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Billionaire businessman Mike Ashley has slammed Prime Minister Andy Burnham's proposals to revive British shops as “delusional”. The former Sports Direct boss warned that the high street will be “further devastated” unless taxes are cut. Mr Burnham has made reviving Britain's high streets a key part of his political pitch. He has sought to calm corporate nerves by saying that he wanted to “take pressure off” businesses.
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