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THE Duchess of Cornwall chalks up
another lesson from a Strictly celeb.
Camilla, who has partnered judge
Craig Revel Horwood, danced with
former head judge Len Goodman at
London’s Victory Services Club.
She said: “I feel honoured,” while
Len responded: “What an honour.”
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Cop patrol on
Hadrian’s Wall
POLICE will patrol Hadri-
an’s Wall in a bid to foil
rogue treasure hunters.
Experts say detectorists
have been stealing impor-
tant Roman artefacts at
night from the 1,900-year-
old UNESCO site.
Historic England said:
“They are robbing us of our
national heritage.”
ONE of the first ever US
banknotes, a New Jersey
one third dollar printed in
1776, is going up for
auction at Etwall, Derbys.
HISTORY BUCK
by Tripadvisor of an irregular
pattern of reviews and took
action. They added: “We are
satisfied that the reviews now
accurately reflect the customer
experience at the hotel.”
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and ruining their holidays.”
TripAdvisor said: “Every genuine
reviewer is at some point a first-
time reviewer.
“We have fraud investigators
who work tirelessly to protect
the site from fake reviews.”
Travelodge said it was notified
star reviews for Wembley Central
Travelodge were by first-timers.
While the hotel denied any
wrongdoing, 730 of its five-star
reviews were removed.
Naomi Leach of Which? said:
“TripAdvisor’s failure to stop fake
reviews risks misleading millions
TRAVEL website TripAdvisor
has been blasted for failing to
ban suspect five-star reviews.
Consumer watchdog Which?
analysed 250,000 posts for the
top 10 hotels in 10 destinations.
It found almost half of the five-
TRIPADVISOR RAPPED FOR
BOGUS FIVE-STAR REVIEWS
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