Morning Live guest admits 'I wouldn't be here today' as he reveals family struggle

Morning Live host Helen Skelton shared the story of a family who were affected by the Post Office Horizon IT scandal
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Morning Live host Helen Skelton shared the story of a family who were affected by the Post Office Horizon IT scandal
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Fiona Whitty discovers how Birmingham’s baltis are more bostin than ever, stopping in on Balti Triangle’s Shababs restaurant for a very elevated dinner during a curry themed break
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Creole-cooking classes, rum making and sugar tours are the ideal Mauritius mix for Miranda Comerasamy, who spent some time at the Veranda MC’s Paul et Virginie hotel and spa in the fishing village of Grand Gaube
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Charles Wadepalmer goes skiing in Bankso in Bulgaria. He stayed at the Four Points by Sheraton Bankso, which looked so good he’s already booked it for another trip taking place a month later
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Robert Dalling meets The Flintstones and Friends in the UAE’s cultural capital, Abu Dhabi, where he checks out the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and stays at the The WB Abu Dhabi, on Yas Island
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Wales Coach Sean Lynn praises Wales’ physicality and overall improvement in their Women’s Rugby World Cup match against Canada despite a 42-0 loss.
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Aryna Sabalenka continues her formidable tie-break record as she beats Canada’s Leylah Fernandez to reach the US Open last 16.
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Fall for Toronto – the biggest city in Canada goes large on sport and adventure, says Richard Garnett, who was blown away by the diversity of the city and its skyline
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After its Game of Thrones boost, Richard Brown discovers Malta’s other scene stealers, which include Gladiator, Troy and, somewhat surprisingly, the live action version of Popeye
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There’s no place like Sydney, finds Virginia Blackburn, who headed to the Australian city, which she foune to be far more sophisticated and cosmopolitan than she’d been expecting
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Canada’s Alberta gives dino fan Dan Townend no end of places to explore, including the Badlands – named by explorers centuries ago because of the inhospitable terrain with its surreal mounds of sandstone structures and deep valleys
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A man who lives in Italy has given a heads up about something important tourists should know if they are visiting this week. Italy attracts flocks of tourists at this time of year
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Spain attracts many holidaymakers annually, with Brits making up a significant portion, drawn by the island’s sunshine and coastline, but a resident of one holiday hotspot has spoken out about a certain travel issue
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The Hong Kong Tourism Board reports a 14 percent increase in UK visitors to Hong Kong in the first half of 2025, compared to the same period in 2024. With 169,000 UK travellers making the journey in just six months
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You’ll find pastel-coloured cottages and sandy beaches in this beautiful place, but it may not be as uncrowded and forgotten as you were expecting during ‘silly season’
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The breathtaking island was a playground for kings and queens thanks to its ‘perfumed city’ – nowadays it’s open to everyone and it’s still got heaps of charm
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Planes emit, on average, 4.84 times more greenhouse gas emissions than trains, according to data from the European Environment Agency. But that is, of course, not the only part of the equation.
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We relaxed and rejuvenated at a new wellness resort in the Dominican Republic from tennis ace Rafael Nadal’s hotel brand Zel, and it quickly became our home away from home
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The world’s most beautiful village has cobbled streets, gorgeous views and historic buildings but there’s a nearby town that impressed a little bit more
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A woman who walked out on her ‘toxic’ marriage and sold everything she owned to live permanently on a cruise ship reveals the murky truth about living in ‘paradise’
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