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The cosy and comfortable cardigan comes in two wearable shades and is a hit with M&S fans who have left the item rave reviews saying they ‘felt amazing’ in it

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M&S shoppers have been rushing to get their hands on a wardrobe essential crew neck cardigan that leaves them ‘looking and feeling amazing.’ The Crew Neck Pocket Detail Cardigan is available in versatile nutmeg and dark grape colours, and is priced at £36.

Offered in sizes XS-XL, it’s proved a winner with M&S customers who have given the piece glowing reviews. One shopper gushed: “Great short cardigan, colour is fab and it’s warm without adding too much bulk. Cosy.”

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The piece is marked as ‘selling fast’ on the high street giant’s website, meaning customers keen to secure one will need to act quickly. Featuring a regular fit with a ribbed crew neckline, it boasts dropped shoulders and patch pockets for a timeless everyday appearance.

Style enthusiasts can pair the knit with jeans or wide leg trousers for an elegant ensemble that’s perfect for shopping trips and lunch dates as well as office wear. Other warming cardigans we’ve found on the high street include H&M’s £28 Waisted Cardigan which comes in burgundy or light beige.

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With its flattering nipped-in waist design and raw edges, it’s perfect for elevating casual jeans. Meanwhile, at River Island customers can snap up the Cosy Button Through Cardigan for £29. It comes in beige, black, and brown and is currently popular on the fashion retailer’s website, reports Bristol Live.

Returning to M&S, and the high street favourite’s knitwear has been in demand this year, and with pieces like the £30 Cloud-Yarn Textured Crew Neck Cardigan and the fashionable £36 Air-Yarn Scarf-Neck Cardigan it’s easy to understand why.

The Crew Neck Pocket Detail Cardigan boasts a host of admirers online, with one declaring: “Love the colour and style. Wore it with my M&S baggy jeans and looked and felt amazing.”

Nevertheless, it’s worth mentioning the cosy knit didn’t suit all customers, as one noted: “It was a lovely cardigan and colour but too thick for me. Also thought it might bobble easily so I returned it.”

Despite this, another style enthusiast raved: “Great cardigan and love the colour. Can dress up or down.”

An additional reviewer commented: “Really nice chunky cardigan with pockets. I’m a size 10/12 and the small was a perfect fit. Lovely rich burgundy colour.”

Danielle Fogarty has found the perfect coat that’ll keep you warm for winter whilst still being flattering, and it’s currently got £60 off with fans rushing to snap it up

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A cosy coat is an absolute essential for the winter, but more often than not they can be bulky, oversized and not exactly flattering. And whilst we’re willing to forgo a complimentary shape in favour of some extra warmth and padding, sometimes we wish we didn’t have to pick between the two.

Which is why when we spotted Danielle Fogarty wearing Karen Millen’s Faux Fur Collar Waisted Coat we instantly wanted to add it to our winter wardrobes. The waist-cinching aviator jacket is perfect for the cold weather, and it’s now on sale with 40% off, slashing it down from £149 to £89.40 and saving you a huge £60.

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Danielle shared some snaps of herself in the jacket on Instagram, and her fans were all desperate to snap up the jacket for themselves. One said: “Oh you and this jacket” whilst another agreed: “Wow need this jacket.”

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The Faux Fur Collar Waisted Coat comes in both brown and black colourways, with Danielle’s brown one now almost completely sold out in all sizes except a 14 and a 16. However the black option is still fully stocked in sizes six to 16, but you’ll need to be quick to snap it up before it’s gone.

There are some similar options elsewhere, like the Black Faux Leather Belted Aviator Jacket from River Island which you can also pick up for £89 and has contrasting cream cuffs and collar. Meanwhile at ASOS you can get the Gina Tricot Short Teddy Pu Belted Jacket for £80, or Simply Be offers the Dark Brown Shawl Collar Aviator which comes in a chocolate brown colour and is on sale down from £84 to £67.20 with the code SPARK.

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However Danielle’s Faux Fur Collar Waisted Coat is perfect for adding some instant glamour to even the most simple outfits, with its plush faux fur collar framing your face whilst adding some extra warmth. It also has a thick, padded faux leather outer for that added cosiness.

Whilst most waist-cinching jackets have a detachable belt which can get fiddly or annoying to wear, the Karen Millen one instead has an adjustable toggle waist, which can be pulled tight to give added definition, or left loose for a more relaxed fit. It also has a mid-length cut that keeps you warm without swamping your figure, making this the ultimate chic coat to buy this winter.

Selling Sunset star Mary Bonnet’s brutal swipe at Chelsea Lazkani caused commotion in the series nine reunion.

Selling Sunset’s Chelsea Lazkani was left on the verge of tears during the heated series nine reunion.

During the season, the 32-year-old star butted heads with Mary Bonnet, 45, after she sent flowers to comfort the latter following her home’s burglary.

Fortunately, Mary’s family was not at home during the robbery but it naturally left them anxious.

Upon hearing the news, Chelsea put their differences aside and sent her co-star a floral arrangement with a heartfelt note.

But Mary, who was on bad terms with the British-Nigerian realtor, felt the gift wasn’t sincere and claimed Chelsea set up the delivery so it could be captured for the show.

The 45-year-old’s real feelings about Chelsea were revealed to the whole cast during the reunion.

Host Tan France introduced a clip in which Mary discredited Chelsea’s “single mum act”.

Speaking to producers, she said: “Her struggling-single-mum act is like – That’s – please.

“She’s got a rich f****** ex-husband that pays her support, and she’s on a f****** global TV show, and she’s a poor, struggling single mum? Ask Amanza and I how a single mum is. No, I don’t believe.”

Chelsea, who shares two kids with ex Jeff Lazkani, was left visibly upset by the comment.

She admitted it “got to her,” before explaining: “It’s just not fair to s*** on someone that is a single mum, while being a single mum.

“It’s just not fair. It’s not a nice feeling.”

Mary then defended her stance, saying: “I have been a struggling single mum since I was 15.

“And anybody, Amanza knows, that is struggling knows actions like your words or something, mean just as much if not more than flowers.”

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However, Chelsea then dropped the bombshell that, since filing for divorce, she hasn’t received spousal or child support “at all”.

She went on to clarify that “every single dollar that takes care of [her] household, life, and kids” has been her own hard-earned money.

“These are public things babe. Everything’s public,” Chelsea said, before adding: “All I’m saying is, when I say I’m a single mum I don’t say it for pity.

“I don’t say it so people feel bad for me. I’ve never ever been that type of person you guys know me, I have pride.”

Mary then retracted her words, stating: “If that’s the case, I apologise.”

When she brutally addressed Chrishell Stause’s deceased parents, the Selling Sunset agent shocked her co-stars.

Nicole Young, who is selling Sunset, has doubled down on the statement that caused a flurry in season nine.

At Amanza Smith’s “girlsgiving” dinner party, the 39-year-old took a swipe at Chrishell Stause’s late parents, which left her co-stars baffled.

Nicole was upset when she learned about her alleged drug use during the meal.

She remarked to Chrishell, “Honey, you’re confusing me with your parents, okay. You appear to have a drug obsession.

Has Nicole reacted to the brutal remark made by the other O Group agents after being forced to leave dinner?

In the series reunion, now streaming on Netflix, Nicole makes a brief appearance and fights her corner.

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When asked why she made the remark, Nicole responded to host Tan France, “Someone had attacked me about and accused me of]using drugs once more.” And I was demonstrating that projection has been proven. It’s enough, enough is enough.

The reality star then went on to say, “Dared parents, it’s been said repeatedly.” I want to make that very clear because it’s just one word difference, but it’s a very, very big difference from saying “dead parents””.

The phrase “dead parents” wouldn’t have changed because Nicole is aware that Chrishell’s parents are deceased, Amanza countered.

“I find that using that language to hit below the belt repulses me. When you realize that the person’s parents are no longer with us, there is no difference between saying “parents” and “dead parents,” she said.

“You could just as easily have just said it, because we all know,” you said.

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The crew then banded together to demand an apology from Nicole, with presenter Tan repeatedly asking her if she thinks her statement is appropriate.

Nicole continued, “I was making it clear that I have no connection to this obsession and this circumstance.”

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Nicole asked Chrishell directly about the impact of the jab, but she was noticeably quiet throughout the conversation.

Chrishell continued, “I’m glad you haven’t experienced a loss where you would realize that it’s just territory you don’t charter into.”

So I’m relieved that you didn’t actually receive it. Because I apprehensive about giving that club to anyone, and I hate to share it with them.

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Nicole did not formally apologize despite the back-and-forth with her co-stars.

Tan gave her the floor once more just before she left.

However, Nicole apologized in a shaky manner, saying, “Well, I would like to let you know, and apologise for the intent that was taken from it.

Nicole’s lack of “accountability” clearly irritated the Netflix cast. Despite popular belief, Jason and Brett later confirmed that she wasn’t fired as a result of the comment.

When she brutally addressed Chrishell Stause’s deceased parents, the Selling Sunset agent shocked her co-stars.

Nicole Young, who is selling Sunset, has doubled down on the statement that caused a flurry in season nine.

At Amanza Smith’s “girlsgiving” dinner party, the 39-year-old took a swipe at Chrishell Stause’s late parents, which left her co-stars baffled.

Nicole was upset when she learned about her alleged drug use during the meal.

She remarked to Chrishell, “Honey, you’re confusing me with your parents, okay. You appear to have a drug obsession.

Has Nicole reacted to the brutal remark made by the other O Group agents after being forced to leave dinner?

In the series reunion, now streaming on Netflix, Nicole makes a brief appearance and fights her corner.

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When asked why she made the remark, Nicole responded to host Tan France, “Someone had attacked me about and accused me of]using drugs once more.” And I was demonstrating that projection has been proven. It’s enough, enough is enough.

The reality star then went on to say, “Dared parents, it’s been said repeatedly.” I want to make that very clear because it’s just one word difference, but it’s a very, very big difference from saying “dead parents””.

The phrase “dead parents” wouldn’t have changed because Nicole is aware that Chrishell’s parents are deceased, Amanza countered.

“I find that using that language to hit below the belt repulses me. When you realize that the person’s parents are no longer with us, there is no difference between saying “parents” and “dead parents,” she said.

“You could just as easily have just said it, because we all know,” you said.

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The crew then banded together to demand an apology from Nicole, with presenter Tan repeatedly asking her if she thinks her statement is appropriate.

Nicole continued, “I was making it clear that I have no connection to this obsession and this circumstance.”

You can’t control how you hurt someone, says Sandra Vergara, a newcomer. That’s it, you just clean your side of the street. You apologize.

Nicole asked Chrishell directly about the impact of the jab, but she was noticeably quiet throughout the conversation.

Chrishell continued, “I’m glad you haven’t experienced a loss where you would realize that it’s just territory you don’t charter into.”

So I’m relieved that you didn’t actually receive it. Because I apprehensive about giving that club to anyone, and I hate to share it with them.

With Sky, you can use Netflix for nothing.

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Nicole did not formally apologize despite the back-and-forth with her co-stars.

Tan gave her the floor once more just before she left.

However, Nicole apologized in a shaky manner, saying, “Well, I would like to let you know, and apologise for the intent that was taken from it.

Nicole’s lack of “accountability” clearly irritated the Netflix cast. Despite popular belief, Jason and Brett later confirmed that she wasn’t fired as a result of the comment.

Billie Eilish announced that she’s donating over £10million from her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour to climate causes and urges billionaires to “give away your money”

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Grammy-winning artist Billie Eilish is no stranger to philanthropy and donating to charitable causes.

On October 29, as she accepted the Music Innovator Award at the Wall Street Journal Magazine Innovator Awards in New York City, the Birds of a Feather singer announced that she’d be donating $11.5 million (£10million) of the proceeds from her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour to climate causes.

The money will go to The Changemaker Programme, an initiative to support organisations and projects to food equity, climate justice and reducing carbon pollution.

As she took to the stage to accept her award she also called out on billionaires in the room to give their money away. She said: “I’d say if you have money it would be great to use it for good things and maybe give it to some people that need it.”

She continued: “If you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?,” and added: “No hate, but yeah, give your money away, shorties.”

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She urged people to be empathetic and said: “We’re in a time right now where the world is really, really bad and really dark and people need empathy and help more than kind of ever, especially in our country,”

The singer recently gave money to a youth climate leadership programme in Howard County, Maryland, USA. She donated $11,000 (£8,400) to the local non-profit Howard County Conservancy’s Youth Climate Institute (YCI).

The YCI Executive Director said: “Billie Ellish’s commitment to climate action and amplifying youth voices aligns perfectly with our goals. Our student ambassadors are elated to have their work recognized by Billie, who uses her platform for climate justice and sustainability.”

The programme is a high school programme that was founded in 2020 and has more than 700 students and 50 active chapters in 10 states. They combine climate education and action to make students become effective environmental ambassadors, apply for green jobs and combat the climate crisis.

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Sarah KC, a YCI Certified Ambassador with Honours shared: “Having Billie Eilish support our work is incredibly meaningful; she’s an icon for our generation, and her recognition shows young climate activists that we’re not alone in this fight,” and added “It gives me hope that together we can create the change our planet needs.”

Other climate actions that Billie Eilish has taken include her going vegan back in 2014, and using social media to spread awareness.

Her 2019 song, All The Good Girls To Hell, was about the climate crisis. She captioned the video: “Right now there are millions of people all over the world begging our leaders to pay attention. Our earth is warming up at an unprecedented rate, icecaps are melting, our oceans are rising, our wildlife is being poisoned and our forests are burning.”

She also shared in 2019 a viral video on the threat of the climate crisis saying: ““We cannot let this happen on our watch”.

The artist has opted for plastic-free concerts. For her 2020 world tour, she teamed up with a non-profit that helps musicians with sustainability, Reverb. She banned plastic straws, and fans were asked to bring their own water bottles and everything else was recycled.

She also created a video with scientists ahead of the 2021 climate summit and called out on world leaders saying: “We must stand together and speak up to save our planet, not just for us but for our future generations.”

The singer has been consistent in her activism for climate change and this donation adds to her lengthy and impressive list.