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Weather ‘turning colder’ as Met Eireann warn temps to plummet to -2C & expert confirms ‘no significant snow on horizon’

FORECASTERS have warned that the weather is “turning much colder” over the next few days, with temperatures to plummet to -2C.

High pressure is set to batter Ireland throughout the week, bringing cold and dry weather with daytime temperatures no higher than 6C.

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Bank’s Holiday Monday is set to bring breezy weather with rain moving in from the west[/caption]
Ireland 24-hour precipitation map, Monday 15:00 to Tuesday 15:00.
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Plenty of dry weather is still signalled[/caption]

Cathal Nolan from Ireland’s Weather Channel said the weather is “turning much colder” but increasingly settled from tomorrow onward.

He added: “High pressure builds across Ireland from tomorrow night onwards, bringing cold and dry weather for many with daytime values no higher than 6C with nighttime lows down to -3C in some locations under clear skies.

“This marks the start of a cooler spell of weather, though there’s conflicting evidence as to just how long and for how cold this spell of weather will become.”

The weather expert confirmed that people should not expect another beast from the east to hit our coasts, despite some people hoping snow will fall in the near future.

Nolan said: “As indicated over the last few days we don’t envisage any disruptive weather in the next 7-10 days, and there’s no significant snow or a beast from the east style event on the horizon, at least not within the medium term vide.”

It will be mostly dry for the rest of the week, but Met Eireann confirmed that the nights will be cold.

Today, Bank Holiday Monday, is set to bring breezy weather with rain moving in from the west.

There will be a little light rain or drizzle in places before more persistent rain develops in the west in the afternoon, slowly spreading east.

Highs of 9C to 12C with fresh and gusty southerly winds developing, strong near Atlantic coasts.

Met Eireann expert Andrew Doran-Sherlock said: “It will be dry for many for much of today, with just a little light rain or drizzle in places.

“Rather cloudy, though with limited brighter sunny spells. We’ll be wet and breezy for much of tonight with some spot flooding possible.

“The rain will clear scattered showers from Atlantic areas by morning, and the fresh and gusty solarly winds will also ease.”

The rain is set to clear eastwards through tomorrow morning, followed by sunshine and scattered showers.

Weather boffins added that those showers will become isolated tomorrow night with lows of -1C to 3C, followed by some frost and ice.

‘PLENTY OF DRY WEATHER’

Wednesday will see good spells of sunshine with just a few light showers possible near the western and northwestern coasts.

Highs of 6C to 9C in light, occasionally moderate southwesterly breezes.

Wednesday night is set to be dry but clear, with lows of -2C to 2C in light southerly breezes.

Andrew added: “It’ll be largely dry and sunny on Thursday, though it may turn cloudier for a time in the southwest with a chance of some patchy light rain or drizzle.

“Friday will be another mostly dry day with spells of sunshine, and there’s then some uncertainty for the weekend with the possibility of some rain moving in from the west at some stage.

“But overall plenty of dry weather is still signalled.”

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Wednesday will see good spells of sunshine with just a few light showers possible[/caption]

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Putin can threaten me all he wants but I WON’T stop reporting on Russia’s atrocities, blasts Sun journalist on GMB

THE SUN’s Defence Editor Jerome Starkey has blasted Vladimir Putin and said he won’t stop reporting on Russia’s atrocities.

A court in Russia’s Kursk border region has issued an arrest warrant for Jerome, 43, and put him on an international wanted list.

Jerome Starkey on the Good Morning Britain TV show.
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The Sun’s Defence Editor Jerome Starkey has said he won’t stop reporting on Russia’s atrocities[/caption]
¿ Picture by Peter Jordan Story by Jerome Starkey The Sun team joins soldiers of the 3rd Assault Brigade of the Ukrainian army on their front line trenches in the suburbs of Bakhmut in Ukraine. Picture shows Sun reporter Jerome Starkey in the trenches near Bakhmut. Today Tuesday 16th May 2023 The Sun Picture by Peter Jordan
Jerome has spent more than six months on the frontline in Ukraine
© Ian Whittaker.28/08/2024..Ukrainian troops launched a surprise attack across the border in early August, advancing up to 18 miles (30km) into the Russian region of Kursk..The Sun Reporting team accompanied Ukrainian soldiers into the Russian Town Sudzha the Kursk region..Pictured. The Sun Defence Editor Jerome Starkey standing in front of the damaged building,‘The House of Culture’ in the main square of the Kursk Town Sudzha..Photo credit: Ian Whittaker
Award-winning journalist Jerome pictured in front of a damaged building in the main square in Kursk
Vladimir Putin reviewing documents at a meeting.
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Downing Street blasted Russian President Vladimir Putin as desperate[/caption]

The award-winning journalist was asked by host Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain today: “Are you nervous?”

Jerome replied that he is not nervous and that he will not “stop reporting honestly and fairly” on what’s happening in Ukraine.

He said: “It’s really clear a Russian court putting me on a wanted list is an act of political theatre.

“It’s an attempt to scare me and intimidate journalists like me who might cover the war in Ukraine.

“Ultimately by covering the war in Ukraine we are bringing to the attention of your viewers and our readers the atrocities that are being committed in a totally unnecessary conflict that Vladimir Putin has started.”

Jerome added: “I don’t want to dismiss it. It’s not my goal to provoke the Kremlin.

“Equally it is my objective to report honestly and fairly on what’s happening in Ukraine. I’m not going to stop doing that.”

The Kursk regional court accused Jerome of illegally crossing the border into Russia.

His coverage of the war has taken him across Ukraine but the court ruling was prompted by his reporting from inside Russia.

Jerome said it was a clear attempt at intimidation.

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) had petitioned the court saying a British citizen had entered Russia from Ukraine to film a report in August last year.

Downing Street condemned the arrest warrant calling it an example of “desperate rhetoric” from Putin’s administration.

“It’s just another example of desperate rhetoric from Putin’s government. Of course, we condemn it,” the Prime Minister‘s official spokesman said.

British journalists “shine a light into some of the darkest corners of the world, uncovering atrocities”, he added.

'His bully-boy threats from a sham court'

By Jerome Starkey

REPORTING from war zones is the best and worst job in the world.

I see horrific things and sometimes get scared witless.

But I get to tell amazing stories about ordinary people caught up in a conflict.

I won’t be stopped by the bully-boy threats from a sham Russian court in Kursk.

I have reported in these pages about innocent people maimed by cluster bombs.

We have given a voice to pensioners living in a Kharkiv bathroom because it is the only room without windows or outside walls that could be blown to bits by missiles.

We have told stories of babies born in bunkers.

Stories of parents who rescued stolen children from thousands of miles behind the front line.

Stories of civilians forced to wear uniforms to defend loved ones.

Stories of soldiers slain in blood-soaked trenches.

And I have interviewed captured Russian troops — some of them convicts press-ganged into Storm Z battalions

In August I had the extraordinary chance to visit Kursk, captured in Ukraine’s surprise attack.

It was Russia’s worst loss on home soil since WW2.

Russia claims my trip was a crime. It’s absurd. The Leninsky District Court said I crossed the border illegally.

What did they expect? For me to stop at the border, as drones swarmed overhead, and get my passport stamped?

What Russia really wants is to bury proper journalism, to stop reporters shedding light on Putin’s war crimes.

It won’t work. We did our jobs. We did journalism. And ­journalism is not a crime.

“Jerome Starkey’s award-winning reporting from inside Ukraine, exposing the details of Russia’s illegal war for millions of readers, is no different.

“And if the Kremlin cannot withstand the British newspaper highlighting Ukraine’s brave defence of its freedom, then frankly, Putin should roll back his tanks, withdraw his forces, and end the suffering of Ukrainian and Russian people.

“We will always stand with Ukraine, we will always stand by our free and fearless press.”

Jerome said it was “nice to feel wanted” but noted that Russia has a record of targeting Western journalists.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was released in August after more than a year in prison.

He said: “This is clearly an attempt to shut down anyone who criticises the Russian invasion of Ukraine – and one that will not work.

“They are trying to intimidate me and other journalists covering this brutal war.

“But it is vital that journalists shine a light on Vladmir Putin’s horrific invasion of Ukraine.”

Editor-in-chief Victoria Newton said The Sun stood in “unwavering support”.

“This action by a sham Russian court is a blatant attempt to silence him and suppress The Sun and the free press from reporting on the horrific realities of the war,” she said.

Ed Balls, Susanna Reid, and Jerome Starkey on the Good Morning Britain set.
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He appeared on Good Morning Britain with Ed Balls and Susanna Reid[/caption]
¿ Picture by Peter Jordan Story by Jerome Starkey A Red Cross depot on the outskirts of Odesa Ukraine was hit by a Russian missile attack at 11.30pm on Sunday 7th May 2023 destroying the building and killing one security guard. Picture shows Sun man Jerome Starkey at the Red Cross Depot. . Today Monday 8th May 2023 The Sun Picture by Peter Jordan
Jerome pictured at a Red Cross Depot in Odesa, Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks exclusively to the sun’s Defence Editor Jerome Starkey...19-11-23..Pictures by Dan Charity..
Volodymyr Zelenskyy exclusively spoke to Jerome in November 2023
Keir Starmer leaving 10 Downing Street.
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Keir Starmer’s spokesman commended Jerome for his reporting in Ukraine[/caption]

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Tragic last video of ‘unforgettable’ dancer killed alongside 3 other university students after driving home on night out

A DANCER who was killed alongside three other university students in a horror crash has been pictured as emotional tributes pour in.

University of Essex students Makyle Bayley, 21, Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21, Anthony Hibbert, 24, and Daljang Wol, 22 died in the tragedy at 4.40am on Saturday.

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Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21, was killed in the Colchester crash on Saturday
Woman in gray sweatpants dancing.
Her final post showed the young woman dancing with fellow students
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Th 21-year-old died in the early hours of Saturday after a night out

The University of Essex Student Section paid tribute to Ms Darold-Tchikaya, and shared a video on their Instagram story of her dancing.

It was Ms Darold-Tchikaya’s heartbreaking final post on her own social media before the smash, in Magdalen Street, Colchester.

“Rest in eternal peace Eva, you were loved by everyone who encountered you! You really were that girl with such energy and an unforgettable aura, sleep tight beautiful soul,” wrote one heartbroken friend.

“I hope you’re Dancing in the Sky Eva. RIP,” penned another.

The video, which shows Ms Darold-Tchikaya dancing, was captioned: “Over n out. This year has been incredible and one for the books.

“To every teacher I’ve taken class from and to everyone who’s shows support THANK YOU.

“Dance journey continues, goodbye 24 and welcome 25.”

Essex Police confirmed all four tragic university students died at the scene of the suspected high speed crash, involving a black Ford Focus as they drove back from a night out.

The driver travelled on the wrong side of the road and mounted the pavement, hitting a set of brick steps outside a house.

The car ploughed into the corner of a building containing a second hand shop and a Thai massage parlour.

Essex Police closed the road for 22 hours after investigations were launched.

The impact of the horror crash was so great that bricks and debris was spread up to 50 yards up the road, according to shocked witnesses.

Essex Rebels Basketball have also paid emotional tribute to the four young students.

Two of the students, basketball players Mr Wol and Mr Hibbert, were pictured for the first time in their Essex Rebels team jerseys. 

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Heartfelt tributes have poured in for the student
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Anthony Hibbert, one of the four University of Essex students to die in the crash[/caption]
Portrait of a smiling man in an Essex Rebels jersey.
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Daljang Wol, another of the students to tragically lose their life[/caption]

A statement on X, formerly Twitter, read: “We are heartbroken by the loss of Makyle Bayley, Eva Darold-Tchikaya, Anthony Hibbert and Daljang Wol.

“No words can fully express the incredible sadness everyone in the Rebels family is feeling.”

Ms Darold-Tchikaya was remembered by her dance group who posted a heartfelt tribute.

“Our dance family has lost a wonderful dancer, team mate, teacher and Vice president,” they wrote. 

“Eva Darold-Tchikaya you are forever in our hearts.”

A post on the University of Essex’s official account said: “Our whole University is in mourning for Makyle, Eva, Anthony and Daljang.

“They touched the lives of so many of us. Our thoughts are with everyone who knew them.”

University of Essex Vice Chancellor Maria Fasli had earlier posted: “It is with deep sadness I must share the devastating news four of our students – Makyle Bayley, Anthony Hibbert, Eva Darold-Tchikaya, and Daljang Wol – tragically lost their lives this weekend.

“These were young lives filled with hope, promise, talent, and dreams for the future.

“Their loss will be felt by their families and closest friends and by all our university community. In classrooms, in halls, in shared moments of laughter and learning – they were part of us, and their absence will be felt profoundly.

“In the coming days and weeks, we will find ways to honour Makyle, Anthony, Eva, and Daljang and ensure their light continues to shine in our university community. For now, we hold their families, their friends, and each other in our hearts.”

Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hooper said: “I want to extend my condolences to the friends and family of Makyle, Eva, Anthony, and Daljang.

“This will be an incredibly difficult time for them and we have specialist officers supporting them.

“Our specialist Serious Collision Investigation Unit is investigating what led up to the collision but at this stage we do not believe any other vehicles were involved.

“I again want to thank all the attending emergency services for their efforts to maintain the dignity of those who died and to the community for their support and co-operation.

“If you have any information about what happened, please contact us.”

Debris pile behind a temporary fence in front of a building with a butterfly mural.
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The car careered up the kerb and into a building[/caption]
Police cars at a crime scene in Colchester.
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The scene in Colchester where four people have died[/caption]
Police road closure sign at accident scene.
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Officers were called to reports a vehicle had hit the building in Magdalen Street[/caption]

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ITV in major soap shake-up as Emmerdale is extended tonight in new timeslot ahead of special standalone April episode

EMMERDALE fans are set to be in for a treat with an extended helping of the soap tonight ahead of tomorrow’s special episode.

ITV has torn up its usual scheduling to bring Emmerdale forward into an earlier timeslot in order to air an hour-long episode.

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Emmerdale has been extended tonight ahead of a harrowing episode[/caption]
A woman being questioned by a police officer.
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The drama in the dales will play out over the course of one hour[/caption]

The soap usually broadcasts for 30 minutes from 7:30pm with Thursday’s episodes airing for one hour.

However, in a rare move, the show will be airing an hour-long edition TONIGHT.

In order to accommodate the move, ITV is slashing its news coverage in half to air just a 30-minute edition of the ITV News at 6:30.

Emmerdale will then kick off at 7pm for an hour followed by the usual hour-long episode of Coronation Street.

In tonight’s episode, Marlon and Rhona will find themselves receiving some shocking news whilst Caleb is forced to deny Cain’s accusations in the wake of Anthony Fox’s murder.

Elsewhere, Kim will be seen growing increasingly suspicious of Joe Tate as he continues his stay at Home Farm.

Tonight’s extended episode comes just one day before the soap will broadcast a standalone show focusing on the tragic story of April Windsor.

Fans will remember April decided to run away in December and since then has faced life living on the streets.

Viewers will learn that April had nowhere to stay after she decided to leave home and found herself in all manner of terrifying situations as a teen alone on the street.

Commenting on the special episode, Emmerdale’s producer Laura Shaw said: “April’s flashback episode is a heartbreaking depiction of life on the street as a teenage girl.

“Continuing to take guidance from the fabulous team at Missing People, it was incredibly important that we didn’t shy away from the agonising journey that April would go through and their help was invaluable in making sure the episode has the authenticity required.

“Amelia Flanagan’s outstanding performance makes this arguably, one of Emmerdale’s stand out episodes of this year and promises to start a new journey for the character of April, forever changed by her time living on the city streets.” 

Harrowing images showcase a distressed and dirty looking April sobbing and hunched as she carries a large rucksack with her.

Another shot shows April surrounded by others on the street in a makeshift home as they sit around a kettle looking dishevelled.

Soap's most harrowing teen storylines

We take a look at other harrowing teen soap storylines from soaps Coronation Street, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks.

Belle Dingle’s schizophrenia in Emmerdale – Belle’s (Eden Taylor-Draper) traumatic journey in Emmerdale took a dark turn when, after accidentally killing her best friend Gemma at just 16, her mental health began to spiral.

The storyline, which saw Belle struggling with her grief and guilt, showcased her battle with hearing Gemma’s voice inside her head, leading to a dramatic decline in her well-being.

Hannah Ashworth’s anorexia in Hollyoaks – Viewers were horrified as they watched Hannah (Emma Rigby), a seemingly innocent teen, spiral into dangerous behavior, starving herself in an attempt to achieve what she thought was the ideal body.

As Hannah’s condition worsened, the storyline became more intense, culminating in her being hospitalised for two months as she fought for her life.

Bethany Platt’s grooming ordeal in Coronation Street – Vulnerable schoolgirl, played by Lucy Fallon, was at the centre of one of Corrie’s darkest storylines to date when she fell under the spell of her older boyfriend and sexual predator.

The controversial scenes saw Nathan groom and manipulate the 16-year-old before coercing her into sleeping with his friends, with one of them raping her.

Whitney Dean’s abuse from Tony in EastEnders – Since the age of 12, she had been in a twisted relationship with her stepmum Bianca’s boyfriend, Tony King. The predator had groomed young Whit (Shona McGarty), making her believe she was in love and planning to run away with him.

On her 16th birthday, the traumatised teen finally revealed the years of abuse to Bianca. Tony was swiftly sent to prison sentenced for 13 years.

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The soap will start earlier at 7pm[/caption]
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Fans will soon learn the full extent of April’s plight[/caption]

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Everyone told me not to paint my tiles & said it wouldn’t last 2 minutes but they were wrong – it saved me hundreds too

A DIY fan has revealed that everyone warned her not to paint her bathroom tiles and said it wouldn’t last two minutes, but now, two years later, it looks better than ever.

Jo Madkour, a savvy woman from the UK, explained that she gave her bathroom a mega makeover, all whilst on a budget, despite people’s doubts.

Renovated bathroom with gray floor tiles, white toilet and bathtub, and dark blue wall.
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A DIY enthusiast has revealed that she transformed her bathroom whilst on a budget[/caption]
Person sanding a bathroom wall.
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And two years later, it looks as good as new[/caption]
Renovated bathroom with clawfoot tub, patterned tile floor, and framed print.
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Jo Madkour was able to turn her space from drab to fab[/caption]
Renovated bathroom with a corner shower, clawfoot tub, and patterned floor tiles.
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She claimed that thanks to her DIY skills, it looks like ‘a new bathroom’[/caption]

Now, 24 months later, Jo’s trendy bathroom looks stunning.

Keen to show off her bathroom transformation, Jo took to social media, where she posted before and after snaps.

Jo left Facebook users open-mouthed with her bathroom overhaul, which she shared on DIY On A Budget, a private group with 2.2 million members.

Alongside pictures and videos of her beautiful bathroom, Jo wrote: “When they tell you don’t do it, but you don’t listen…

“My bathroom two years later after everyone told me a painted bathroom (including painted wall tiles and painted grout lines) wouldn’t last two minutes. 

“The shower is used at least twice a day every day and still hasn’t chipped.

“Paint is Frenchic Dazzle Me (walls, front of bathroom door and tiles) and Black Jack (grout lines, back of door, and door frame). I even used Black Jack to paint my spot lights. 

“The grout pens I originally bought were c**p and smudged when wet so I ended up using black jack paint instead.”

What was once quite a dark and plain space has since been totally transformed and is now a bathroom of dreams.

Not only is it chic and modern, but it’s also bold, bright and stylish too. 

Jo also added: “I know there are differing opinions around Frenchic paint but genuinely I can’t fault how it’s held up.

“Everything except the laying of the new floor tiles was done by me.”

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Jo then shared a breakdown of the costs of her DIY overhaul and confirmed that whilst she spent £274.44 on tiles and underlay, the grout cost her £17.99, the grout pens were £41.97 and the adhesive was £43.98.

In total, Jo forked out £100 on paint, £36.99 on silicone and £25 on mirrors.

She splashed £74 on lights and when it came to the bathroom accessories, she spent £20 on a toothbrush holder, £6 on a toilet brush, £30 on the toilet seat and £30 on shelving.

Meanwhile, the beading was £33, the blind was £14, her plant was £12 and her candle set was £14. 

Black-framed mirrored door in a remodeled bathroom with patterned floor tiles.
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She even made her own mirror display on the back of her bathroom door[/caption]

For the labour of the laying of the floor tiles, Jo spent £450, bringing her total bathroom renovation costs to £1,221.37.

Not only was she able to save hundreds of pounds by doing the majority of the work herself, but following this, Jo continued: “The whole project was less than £1,250 all in (including all accessories) and looks like a new bathroom!”

DIY fans beam

Jo’s DIY renovation has clearly impressed not just her, but many others too, as her social media post has quickly racked up almost 100 likes in less than 24 hours. 

Absolutely gorgeous, well done

Facebook user

DIY enthusiasts flocked to the comments to praise Jo’s bathroom, with many describing it as ‘gorgeous’ and ‘amazing’. 

One person said: “It’s gorgeous. Looks like a brand new bathroom.” 

Another added: “This looks amazing.” 

Home upgrades that add the most value to a house

The best renovation to add value totally depends on your property, the local market and your potential buyers.

Zoopla shared a list of upgrades that will instantly add value to your home.

  1. Loft conversion – increase of 15%
  2. Off-street parking – adds £50,000 to property price
  3. New kitchen – increase of 15%
  4. Garage conversion – increase of 15%
  5. Cellar or basement conversion – increase of 10-15%
  6. Open plan living space – increase of 3-5%
  7. New bathroom – increase of 3-5%

A third commented: “Absolutely gorgeous, well done.”

Meanwhile, someone else chimed in: “Love your door, how did you do it?”

To this, Jo replied and confirmed: “It’s mirrors mounted on the back of the door.

“I covered the door with 3mm MDF which was stuck and nailed to the door.

“I then stuck the mirrors and moulding on and built the frame round it which is MDF and glued and nailed on.”

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