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WEDNESDAY'S most viewed stories on www.examiner.co.uk were Read

Family and Health: When small really is beautiful on a couple’s big day

After a decade and a half together Karen Coleman and Robert Burns decided that a big white wedding with hundreds of guests was not for them. So they had a ‘small is beautiful’ ceremony with just two witnesses – a not entirely unusual option as it turns out. HILARIE STELFOX reports on 21st century wedding trendsRead

Pete Barrow: Be careful what you wish for

THE Dutch media are clamouring for FIFA to act on an issue that could potentially see the history of the World Cup rewritten.Read

Pete Barrow: Accrington Stanley call on Bumble

ARE you a football club stumped by a recent setback? Well why not bring in a cricketer.Read

Pete Barrow: Chisora and Haye might have revealed the future of boxing

THE spontaneous bout between Dereck Chisora and David Haye has brought the expected reaction from many boxing experts and pundits.Read

Barry: The Huddersfield and Dewsbury Question

“IS it really going to happen?”Read

Barry: Why it makes sense to keep the Festival of Light

IT’S going to be an emotional evening at Huddersfield Town Hall tonight.Read

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Denis Kilcommons: Survey shows there’s no place like Huddersfield

THE poll of 25,000 people by Rightmove that placed Huddersfield as the third happiest place to live in the United Kingdom made me grin.Read

Denis Kilcommons: Banks are flogging a dead donkey

A READER sent me this simple explanation of the banking crisis:Read

Denis Kilcommons: Ryan Gosling or a new Hotpoint - ladies, it’s your choice

THE sign in the Huddersfield shop window cheered me up no end: “Spring Fashion”, it said. The fact that the store was gearing up to sell lightweight clothes for balmy spring days was a message of hope.Read

Top TV role in BBC1 drama Prisoners’ Wives for former University of Huddersfield student Natalie Gavin

ACTRESS Natalie Gavin gets her first starring role on primetime TV tonight.Read

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MONDAY'S most viewed stories on www.examiner.co.uk were Read

Denis Kilcommons: Three is magic number in Lake District

I HAD to look twice when I read that a luxury Lake District hotel was offering a romantic break – for threesomes.Read

Denis Kilcommons: Potato campaign seems a little half baked

A MILLION pound promotion has been launched by McCain Foods for its microwavable ready-baked jacket potatoes.Read

Denis Kilcommons: Mystery of my missing socks

THE sock thief has been at it again.Read

Hilarie Stelfox: School dinners and banker’s bonuses have something in common

WHEN the Offspring were small I belonged to a mother and toddler group, which included among its membership the wife of an investment banker.Read

Andy Hirst: Am I as mad as a balloon or as sick as a parrot?

WHAT do balloons, parrots, dogs, posts, doornails, lords and frogs have in common?Read

Andy Hirst: Facing up to the fact my car’s an animal

IT’S surprising how many cars are named after animals … and equally surprising how few live up to the sometimes racy tag.Read

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