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Whether dipped in chocolate or bobbing around in a glass of champagne, you can`t beat strawberries as the food of love for Valentine`s Day.
So could there by anything more romantic than a strawberry that had grown in the shape of heart?
That’s exactly what five year-old Sophie Seitler found when she opened a new punnet of strawberries after asking her father, Martin, to buy her favourite fruit while doing the supermarket shop.
The heart shaped fruit – formed by a Siamese-type joining of three strawberries – is about the size of an adult fist and was discovered in a £2.74 punnet bought from Tesco in Cheetham, Manchester.
“I couldn’t believe it when Sophie pulled this enormous heart-shaped strawberry out of the pack, it just looked so strange,” says Martin, 45, an accountant. “At first I didn`t even think it was real.”
In fact the shape put the little girl off eating it and instead she handed it back to her father., who ate most of it and said that it tasted perfectly normal.
It seems in the absence of any suitors for Sophie , her heart clearly does belong to Daddy.
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How should law respond to Stephen Gough, The Naked Rambler? Is prison the only option for the man who risks frostbite and refuses to wear clothes, whatever the weather.
Angela shares her strong views with Fern Britton on Radio 2.
Click here to listen and slide along to 1:42
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I was asked my age at the checkout today.
Not when I bought the bottle of whiskey at Tesco, though.
It was the man at Halfords who looked me up and down and said: “Are you over 18?” I took it as a compliment, as it’s about the first time I’ve been asked such a question in two decades.
He needed to know because I was buying a spray can of oil for my bike. What is the world coming to?
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Watch this crazy video - then let us know if you’ve done anything like it!
Mum and dad pull out their little girl’s milk tooth, using a remote control car.
They tie a string around it, then instead of slamming a door – the old-fashioned way – they race the car.
The kid seems quite untroubled by the whole thing and plays along happily for the video.
If you’ve done anything half as mad, we want to hear from you.
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