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A father-of-five who launched a crowdfunding appeal to raise 拢2,000 for Christmas has hit his target. Ben Buckley set up a GoFundMe page asking for help to 'give his children a happy Christmas'.
The 32-year-old from Hull started the campaign after his wife Kirsty suffered complications while pregnant with their fifth child, forcing him to reduce his hours at his warehouse job and lose money.
Would you donate money to help pay for someone else's Christmas?

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DIY SURGERY
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MICROWAVES
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JUNK FOOD ADS
A Quebec father has launched a class-action lawsuit against McDonald's, alleging the company's Happy Meals break strict provincial laws against advertising to children. Does TV advertising feed your child's junk food habit?

CAN YOU NAME THE PLACE?
Clue 1: Today's place-name comes from two languages, and refers to three occupations.

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