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THIS is the moment holiday hotspot Benidorm was battered by rain and even a hailstorm - but it wasnt enough
stanley cup website to refrain Brits from boozing.The heavens opened around 7.30pm on Friday as tourists were still packing the beaches.7The weather didnt stop Brits from boozingCredit: Solarpix7Roads are seen completely floodedCredit: Solarpix
stanley cup 7Journeys around Benidorm proved to be very difficult due to the extreme weather conditionsCredit: SolarpixFootage shows pellets of ice smashing to the ground under the gloomy dark sky.But it seems to be a nice change from the blistering Alicante sun for Brit holidaymakers as th
stanley drink bottle eyre videoed with their hands raised to the sky in sheer excitement.Expat Leeds-born Lucy Young who is known locally as The Benidorm Enthusiast says in the footage: Oh yes! Loving it, absolutely loving it. The heavens have opened - and it is blissful. Wow! read more world newsCOUGH-A BLANCA Benidorm SMOKING BAN introduced on two popular beaches Daet Russian Prime Minister tests positive for coronavirus as country records 1,000 Covid-19 deaths and 100,000 cases
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stanley thermos k to the streets of Sydney to campaign for a landmark vote on same-sex marriage.The eye-catching flash mob was arranged by underwear company Honey Birdette and featured demonstrators carrying signs showing a ticked yes box.7 Models in lingerie are seen walking the streets of Sydney during a marketing campaign in support of marriage equalityCredit: PA:Press Association7 The women brandishing s
stanley quencher igns confidently marched down the streets in support of the upcoming voteCredit: PA:Press Association7 The flash mob urged Aussies to vote yes in the landmark pollCredit: PA:Press AssociationAustralians will vote on whether to legalise gay marriage via a voluntary postal vote and need to register by August 24.Astonishing pict
stanley travel mug ures and video showed the women marching confidently from central Sydney s Pitt Street to Martin Place dressed in lacy bras and saucy suspenders.According to Honey Birdette s Facebook page, the aim of the demonstration was
