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Kate brings the sunshine! Princess cheers up a rainy day as she entertains the children at a parenting group for fathers in North London Sophie Turner spotted with prestige bachelor Peregrine Pearson hours after the pair shared a raunchy kiss Matthew Perry is seen dining out with a female friend at the Hotel Bel-Air the day BEFORE he was found dead in his hot tub at home Writer and broadcaster Emily Dean had longed for a dog from childhood, but becoming a ‘dog family’ was never on the cards. After her sister died, followed by both her parents, Emily encountered a period of great change and self-discovery, resulting in a decision to write her own story, and welcome four paws into her life

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The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.Viewers say graphic violence on post-watershed TV is now the 'norm'... but portrayal of sex has become fairer to women Rachael formed the perfect ‘dog family’ with two children and a treasured half-pug, half-chihuahua called Giggle.Emily was the glamorous auntie, a journalist with a hectic social life who never felt ready enough to look after anything.Dogs meant commitment and constancy –two things that eluded her. We rely on the generosity of the public to fund our work and so far together we have achieved great things! Please do continue to support us so we can provide future generations in Ireland with the resources to recognise and talk about their emotions, and equip them to navigate the ever-changing world around them as they grow