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It's in five shades, [euro]13.99 each, and hits shops next week.
In the book, which hits shops today, the journalist described the moment she learned of the affair at the Elysee Palace.
vile Row tailor est wear o llection d Everest, who has designed a menswear collection for their Superdry brand that hits shops in September, will work his magic on ladies clothes for next spring with a heavy hint of tweed.
The UK blessing on July 3 comes nine days before her dance track hits shops.
The urban trio say they are really proud of the new hardback, which hits shops on April 1 and explained how it was put together.
To celebrate the release of The Game Plan on Disney DVD - which hits shops on 14 July we're giving five lucky readers chance to win a copy of the DVD.
The Welsh legend has joined forces with his mate Jools Holland to record a rock 'n' roll roots album, which hits shops tomorrow.
The long-awaited DVD, video and CD from the sell-out Sunday for Sammy concert at City Hall hits shops next week.
As the record hits shops it is up against stiff competition from Sophie Ellis Bextor and Victoria Beckham.
TRACKS to be released on the long-awaited new album from Radiohead have been leaked to the internet months before it hits shops.
An electronic chip aimed at protecting mobile phone users from radiation hits shops in Britain this summer and inventors say people can stop worrying about the possible risks of this must-have nineties accessory.
It's in five shades, PS9.99 each, and hits shops next week.
THE END: Deathly Hallows hits shops on July 21; CLUE: Adult cover
As her second single Automatic hits shops tomorrow, Sarah admitted: "It's sad but the break-up was very amicable.
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