Mum stuns Martin Lewis after telling him she won her son in a competition
Katrina won her son Dylan, 2, after spotting a competition in a magazine.
Katrina won her baby in an IVF competition (Image: ITV)
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Updated: 13 May 2021, 14:35
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MARTIN Lewis: Extreme Savers viewers were left disgusted by a woman s reusable toilet paper hack in the latest episode.
The money saving expert, 49, has spent his whole career sharing tips on how to play the system and cut spending habits.
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Martin Lewis: Extreme Savers fans couldn t believe one of his guests on the show last night - after admitting she reuses her toilet paperCredit: ITV
Last night he returned to our screens with a brand new show with a twist.
This time he s hoarded together people who go to extreme measures to save a bit of cash in some weird and wacky ways.
Martin Lewis hits back at rude viewers of new ITV show as fans rush to offer support
The MoneySavingExpert founder is back on screens with Extreme Savers
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Martin Lewis has hit back at critics who called his new ITV show tosh .
The MoneySavingExpert founder is back on screens with Extreme Savers, which began on Wednesday night.
Tampaâs Jobsite Theater gives âHenry Vâ a modern spin
Shakespeareâs historical drama endures.
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TAMPA â Jobsite Theater, the resident company at the David A. Straz Jr Center for the Performing Arts, is known for their creative updating of William Shakespeareâs plays. Theyâre back at it again with an exciting production of
Henry V.
Held in the socially-distanced Jaeb Theater, the play follows the newly crowned King Henry V, who as an adolescent prince was rebellious and hung out with thieves and drunks at taverns. Thanks to the conspiring of two clergymen, heâs been convinced that because of a law he is the rightful heir to Franceâs throne.
ST. PETERSBURG â American Stage will celebrate the holiday season with âItâs A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,â adapted by Joe Landry. This beloved holiday family classic, premiering Friday, Dec. 18, comes to captivating life as a live 1940s radio broadcast.
With the help of an ensemble that brings dozens of characters and live sound effects, the story of idealistic George Bailey unfolds as he considers a world in which heâd never been born one fateful Christmas Eve. It is a nostalgic take on a holiday classic.
The production âhonors the beloved classic with an engaging and captivating telling that combines the fun of radio drama with the intimacy of live video streaming into the homes of families from all over,â said Stephanie Gularte, American Stageâs chief executive and producing artistic director. âI have produced this play seven times throughout my career and I have never looked forward to it more than I do this year. The opportu