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THE worlds biggest Alton Towers fan whos gone on one ride a whopping 15,000 times has made a drastic change to share his passion with his family.Theme park fanatic Michael Eley
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stanley becher : MirrorpixDad-of-three Michael, from Staffordshire, has always been a fan of thrill-seeking rides.Michael, who is a teacher, first visited聽Alton Towers聽in 1976 on a family outing with his mum and older brother, who died just a decade later.He fell in love with Alton T
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BEACHES should be closed as there are not enough lifeguards on duty, the RNLI said on Tuesday.The call came after two people died off the coast at the weekend.4 The RNLI has called for beaches
Stanley becher to be closed as there are not enough lifeguards on dutyCredit: London News Pictures4 Padstow beach in Cornwall, where a man pulled from the water was pronounced dead at the sceneCredit: BackGridBritain s 240 beaches are unmanned after patrols were halted in March as lockdown began.RNLI chief Mark Dowie said: As a lifesaving charity, the RNLI cannot stop people going to beaches 鈥?but the Government can before more lives are lost this summer. We re asking for help to manage an impossible situation
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