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East of England news quiz of the week 14-20 June
From a giant bunny trying to find a forever home to a dad getting mobbed at the O2, how much East of England news can you remember from the past seven days? Follow East of England news on X, Instagram and Facebook: BBC Beds, Herts & Bucks, BBC Cambridgeshire, BBC Essex, BBC Norfolk, BBC Northamptonshire or BBC Suffolk.
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Preston North End fans knit giant scarf for community project
A 200m (656ft) long scarf has been created by supporters of Preston North End football club in a project designed "to bring people together". The Preston North End muffler has been hand-knitted by members of the local Lancashire community. About 800 sections of the scarf were individually created before being stitched together by volunteers and unveiled at Deepdale design was based on a scarf created in 1964, which celebrated the Lilywhites' run to the FA Cup final of that year. The scarf will be handed to the National Football Museum in Manchester and given to local charities to be made in blankets. In partnership with the National Football Museum, the football club distributed bundles of navy and white wool and knitting needles around the city for fans to knit their own were distributed to local libraries and "knit and natter" groups. Michael Barrett, co-ordinator for Preston North End's Invincibles Heritage Project said "a wonderful group of volunteers" worked incredibly hard to sew it all Broughton, participation producer at the National Football Museum, said: "The whole project was all about bringing people together, getting people to try something new and getting everyone to feel their connection to the town and to the club's history."The club is such an integral part of Preston's history and the most important thing was seeing people feel part of this community."Of the original 1964 design, Ms Broughton said: "We don't see scarves like that any more. "A lot of them are made by machines and then put into shops so it was a really good way of us being creative and having a little nod to the past."The club is also appealing to supporters to knit full scarves to be donated to the Foxton charity, which runs shelters for rough sleepers and women and youth services across Preston. Listen to the best of BBC Radio Lancashire on BBC Sounds and follow BBC Lancashire on Facebook, X and Instagram and watch BBC North West Tonight on BBC iPlayer.
Daily Mail
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Farmer Thomas leaves host Natalie Gruzlewski speechless at dramatic Farmer Wants a Wife reunion: 'I can't believe what I'm hearing'
Farmer Thomas is set to stun Farmer Wants A Wife fans during the upcoming reunion on Monday night as he leaves host Natalie Gruzlewski speechless. The South Australian, 35, left the finale episode hand-in-hand with school teacher Clarette, 35, after he declared his feelings for her. Now, a teaser of the highly-anticipated reunion, which was filmed one month after the dramatic finale, saw Natalie, 48, lost for words over something the farmer said. While the clip doesn't give away any spoilers, viewers were on the edge of their seats as Natalie exclaimed, 'You what?!' while Thomas looked especially guilty. Trouble was detected as soon as the wheat, barley and lentil farmer entered the room with fellow stars Corey, Jarrad, Tom and Jack. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'Gosh, Thomas, you look nervous,' Natalie joked as she gave the farmer a hello hug. Thomas sported a nervous smile as he then sat down on the couch. A montage of clips then followed of Natalie grilling Thomas over something he said, as she exclaimed, 'You what?!' and, 'Really, Thomas?' 'I can't believe what I'm hearing,' she added, before crying out, 'Thomas! Oh my gosh,' as she groaned and buried her head in her hands. Whatever has developed in the month since the finale is set to shock fans, as Thomas and Clarette were last reported to be going strong since they wrapped filming. Viewers watched last Monday as emotional scenes saw Thomas confess his feelings for the school teacher. The following day, Daily Mail Australia revealed the couple were still happily together. Clarette packed up her bags and relocated to Kimba to live with Thomas on his farm earlier this year. She is currently working at a local school teaching secondary English. After realising Clarette was The One, Thomas asked to speak with Rachael and Jess separately to tell them Clarette had won his heart during the finale. Both ladies wished him well before leaving the farm together. Making his boldest move yet, Thomas left a handwritten note asking Clarette to meet him at sunset for an important conversation. Their journey has been rife with drama, and the 13th episode saw Thomas make a dramatic comeback to the show just 24 hours after blindsiding his ladies by abruptly storming off the farm following a spat with Clarette. Clarette was left reeling from their argument and felt betrayed after discovering he'd been messaging his ex Claire, despite insisting their connection was over. Thomas was quick to shut down any lingering doubts. 'I mean it, I swear. The contact's deleted. No contact at all,' he insisted. His emotional plea seemed to work, with Clarette accepting his apology before the pair sealed their reconciliation with a passionate kiss. 'It was rocky, especially after the whole honesty box disaster, but Thomas realised Clarette was the one,' a production source told Daily Mail Australia. Watch the Farmer Wants A Wife Reunion at 9:00pm on Monday, 23 June on Seven and 7plus.
