Hay fever treatment review: NasalGuard AllergieBlock – no pills,…
When I was offered the chance of a free trial of a fancy new hay fever treatment by one of our reporters, I nearly bit their hand off.
Instead though I sneezed for the 102nd time that day and merely nodded very gently, trying not irritate my embattled nose any further.
The call came through earlier this summer, and, like many, I was in the grip of the worst hay fever I have ever suffered. My eyes looked like I’d been forced to sit through 89 consecutive showings of The Notebook, my nose was an…

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Fleetwood Mac 'to be confirmed' for Glastonbury Festival 2015
FLEETWOOD Mac rumours that the band will play Glastonbury Festival 2015 went up a notch after an industry insider classed them as ‘to be confirmed’.The status update by eFestival on the Fleetwood Mac performer’s page is a heavy, though not definitive, endorsement that Fleetwood Mac will appear at Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, some time between Friday, July 26 and Sunday, July 28, 2015.Both Kasabian and Metallica were given ‘to be confirmed’ status by eFestival ahead of the Glastonbury…

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Abandoned Glastonbury dog Dolly reunited with owners
A dog who was abandoned in a tent at Glastonbury Festival has been reunited with her owners.

Dolly, the elderly white mutt became a headline sensation over the mystery of how she was taken onto the dog-free Glastonbury Festival site and who would leave her behind.

Half of that mystery remains in place but Happy Landings animal shelter in Pylle has said Dolly was returned to her legal owners.

The shelter said: “Although we have concerns and unanswered questions legally we have had to hand…

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Dolly Parton to take on Glastonbury Festival abandoned white…
Dolly Parton works from Nine to Five – but she might have to find time to be a pet owner too after she offered to adopt a dog left behind at Glastonbury.

The country legend said she would take in the white lurcher if her owner is not found.

The canine was discovered in a tent during a clean-up after thousands of festival-goers left the site.
She was named Dolly after the star, who stole the show with her first ever performance at the event a week ago.

The dog was taken in by the Happy…

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