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| Facebook blamed for divorces in Britain Posted: Social networking website Facebook is being blamed for a growing number of divorces in Britain as many married partners were caught cheating online. A lawyer said how every divorce she has dealt with in the past nine months has involved the social networking website, according to The Sun. Nowadays, even flirty messages and photos of new lovers after a split are being used by ex-spouses as "ammunition" in divorce proceedings. Lawyers are advising couples to stop using Facebook and sites such as Second Life, Illicit Encounters and Friends Reunited until legal proceedings are finalised. Emma Patel, of Hart Scales & Hodges Solicitors, in Surrey, has dealt with 30 divorces since May, and all of them involved Facebook. "Suspicious spouses have used it to spy and find evidence of flirting and even affairs, which have then led to break-ups," she said, warning against "public slagging matches" on the site.
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| Posted: A group of attractive female students dressed up as Kate Middleton clones and stood outside the gates of Buckingham Palace. With just about 100 days to go until the royal wedding, these women have arrived at the palace at their own consent. The 13 young ladies dressed as Kate Middleton. They wore a dark blue dress that copies what Middleton wore when her engagement to Prince William was revealed. Tourists apparently got a huge kick out of the group of young ladies morning and afternoon. They also got their own replica diamond sapphire engagement rings as well. The women are students at the Royal College of Art in London. "We were hoping 13 Prince William clones were going to show up but they didn't," said one of the clones.
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