This image appears in the gallery: Changing Styles: Kate Winslet 7. Kate Winslet marries Jim Threapleton Kate on her wedding day to first husband Jim Threapleton in 1998. The couple had an informal wedding lunch at a country pub, where they enjoyed traditional English food. Sadly the marriage wasn't to last and the couple divorced in 2001 22 images See the full gallery: Changing Styles: Kate Winslet

Redeem now Conservative campaigner Brandon Straka was removed from an American Airlines flight for refusing to wear a face covering on board.American Airlines' policy requires coverings on all flights, and the company has recently tightened its rules. It is the first time a passenger has been removed in this kind of incident, CNN reported. Straka, a self-described "former liberal," campaigns on social media to encourage Democrats to leave the party. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

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Derek Bromley, who has maintained his innocence over the 1984 murder of Stephen Docoza, has lost his high court appeal. Derek Bromley, who has maintained his innocence over the 1984 murder of Stephen Docoza, has lost his high court appeal. Crime - Australia This article is more than 1 month oldDerek Bromley loses final bid for freedom after nearly 40 years in South Australian jail for murderThis article is more than 1 month oldHigh court dismisses application to appeal conviction, despite minority of judges raising possibility he is innocent

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