Author: James Martin

“It works brilliantly but after several times doing this you will need to repaint.”Sandie Briggs suggested: “Magic erasers work every time.“Can buy them cheap from loads of places.”Dolores Wilmot said: “Definitely second the magic eraser sponge.”Flash Magic Eraser Extra Power Cleaner are £2 for two from Sainsbury’s, which works out at just £1 each.The product claims to “remove impossible stains like crayon on walls, tough grease on hobs or grime on wheel hubs”.Ecozone Magical Stain Eraser Single costs £4.99 from Holland & Barrett.Magic Eraser Sponge is available at The Range for £1.29. Source link

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Big names at the Oscars tonight included Nicole Kidman, Zoe Kravitz, Venus and Serena Williams, Lily James, and Billie Eilish. Every celebrity turned up in their best outfits, with some opting for a dress and others choosing to wear a suit.Each year, the Oscars are an opportunity for stars to turn up in their best looks, and this year did not disappoint.The outfits were varied, but many donned red and pale pink, which seemed to be the evening’s main colours.However, some wore clad in bright or clashing colours, such as British actor Daniel Kaluuya, who looked dashing in a shiny…

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Wildcard Nick Kyrgios brushed aside the challenge of seeded Italian Fabio Fognini to cruise into the last 16 of the Miami Open with a 6-2, 6-4 victory completed in just 61 minutes.The veteran world No 34 was out of sorts in the opening set, struggling with his movement and Kyrgios took full advantage taking the set in 28 minutes, breaking in the opening game and again in the seventh.However, Fognini rallied in the second set despite appearing uncomfortable between points, but perfectly fit during play. The Australian, eight years younger at 26, but ranked 102nd, was frustrated at this inconsistency…

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Less than half of the severely immunosuppressed adults in England have had their Covid booster, and levels of uptake differ dramatically across ethnicities, data shows.Everyone over the age of 12 in the UK can have two doses of a Covid jab, and those aged 16 and over and some children aged 12 to 15 can have a third jab, known as a booster. A second booster programme began this month in England, Scotland and Wales for people aged 75 and over, older people living in care homes, and anyone aged 12 and over who has a weakened immune system. Northern…

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The Oscars are back and bigger and better than ever – especially as last year’s awards had to be downsized because of the pandemic. Some of the guests have already arrived on the red carpet.Many of the guests who have already arrived at the Oscars were clad in red outfits, smart suits, and gold dresses.Ariana DeBose, who has been nominated for the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category for West Side Story, looked stunning in Valentino Haute Couture.Her outfit was an all-red suit featuring a low-cut top with wide-legged trousers.She finished the look with wing-like sleeves, which dropped by…

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Beau will be here shortly. In the meantime, here’s a quick preview of today’s game courtesy of our friends at the Associated Press: With two games left in World Cup qualifying, the United States head into a showdown against Panama in Orlando knowing that winning the last home match will be key before going on the road for the finale. Sound familiar? The US romped over the Panamanians 4-0 in October 2017 as Christian Pulisic scored the first goal and set up the second. Needing only a draw four days later, the Americans flopped to a 2-1 defeat at Trinidad…

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have insisted they are interested only in a “better future” for the Commonwealth, not in who leads it, at the end of their tour of the Caribbean.William said foreign tours were an “opportunity to reflect” and he and his wife were committed to “serving and supporting” the people of the Commonwealth, not “telling them what to do”, in a statement published on the couple’s Twitter account.After William signalled on Friday that the UK would support with “pride and respect” any decision by Jamaica, Belize or the Bahamas to break away from the British monarchy,…

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5.16pm EDT 17:16 I love this series. It’s called Sorted and it’s a subjective, entirely arbitrary and fascinating ranking of things by Guardian Australia contributors. Check this out from Charmaine Manuel: 5.12pm EDT 17:12 If you’re in Victoria, there are planned Extinction Rebellion blockades today. XR says “the times and locations are secret”, but this morning they are targeting the Exxon Mobil depot in Yarraville. In a statement, XR said three people are “likely” to be arrested as they draw attention to the “climate and ecological emergency”: We are aiming to cause sustained disruption. Updated at 5.14pm EDT 5.06pm EDT…

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The US was poised to set the Taliban on the path to diplomatic recognition before the plan was derailed by the Afghan rulers’ sudden U-turn on a promise to allow girls’ education, the Guardian understands.The group prompted international outrage and confusion on Wednesday when it reneged on a deal to allow teenage girls to go to secondary school, just a week after the education ministry announced that schools would open for all students.US diplomats had been so optimistic that the Taliban would make good on the promise that a joint event had been planned ahead of this weekend’s Doha Forum…

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Cameron Norrie overcame a late wobble to defeat Hugo Gaston and move into the fourth round of the Miami Open. Andy Murray, Dan Evans and Heather Watson all fell on Saturday to leave Norrie as the only British singles representative, but that is a position to which the 26-year-old is becoming accustomed.He is on course to break into the top 10 for the first time next week and was ultimately too strong for talented Frenchman Gaston, winning 6-3, 7-5. Norrie looked set to claim victory more comfortably, recovering from dropping serve in the opening game of the match to move…

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