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New Year fashion trends

New Year fashion trends

OUT with the old wardrobe - and in with the new. It's time to take a look in the fashion crystal ball to see what we will, or won't, be wearing in spring 2009.

 

Time to ditch the detox

Time to ditch the detox

Forget that new year new age nonsense - scientists claim it doesn't work anyway.
Style winners and losers of 2008

Style winners and losers of 2008

From Posh Spice to supermodel Agyness Deyn, we take a look at those hitting the fashion headlines in 2008.

 

The homes with £1 price tag

The homes with £1 price tag

A DETERMINED couple have snapped up two historic buildings at the gateway to Manchester's Philips Park for just £1.

Money-saving resolutions

Money-saving resolutions
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FINANCIALLY, 2009 could be the toughest some of us will have ever experienced. Here are 10 money-saving resolutions from Martin Lewis from moneysavingexpert.com:


 

 

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STYLE EXTRA: Harvey Nichols catwalk report Forget shopping, go swapping Skyscraper heels put to the test Eco Dad: Trouble's brewing Good vibrations Store Tour: Vicky Martin
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