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A pair of drunk twin girls who doused themselves in petrol and threatened to blow up a garage in a police stand-off have been jailed. It was only because their lighter was broken that 23 year olds Brittany and Bethany Lee survived after soaking themselves in petrol from three different pumps at the Esso garage in Canterbury, Kent. They stated in a phone call to police they planned on killing themselves and blowing the petrol station up. Bethany Lee said she was seeking to set herself on fire and also the Esso petrol station. Mr Misra said that 20 minutes after officers arrived at the garage on April 10 the twins threatened to set themselves alight if police came closer.

Nottingham Playhouse This earnest musical, which features three sets of real twins across its cast, has a deeply moving pay-off. This is an implausible musical, and you may spend the overlong first half feeling underwhelmed. But the ending is deeply moving — proof of sorts that master technicians are at work. Screen adaptations paid dividends for director Nancy Meyers in and for Disney in , both using the name The Parent Trap. The obvious obstacle to putting the story on stage is the necessity for twin actors. At the Nottingham Playhouse premiere, Eden and Emme Patrick, one of three sets of twins cast for this production, took the spotlight and shared the curtain call with Kyla and Nicole Fox and Savannah and Sienna Robinson, all of whom will play the roles. The production is blessed with the Patrick sisters, who are comfortable on stage and, importantly, likable; the first half has little conflict, inoffensive songs and lashings of sincerity.

Every day we're serving Black women deeply. Come get a plate of goodness! Sign up for daily content and exclusive offers you'll love! On July 18 Governor Charlie Baker signed the bill into law which prohibits discrimination based on hairstyles. In , the issue of hair discrimination came to light in the northern state when thenyear-old twin Black girls, Deanna and Mya Cook were allegedly penalized at school for wearing hair extensions while their white counterparts were not ridiculed for violating hair protocols.

Two sisters have been sent down by a Canterbury judge after they found themselves drunk, covered in petrol and trying to blow themselves up with a broken lighter at 3am. Identical twin sisters who threatened to blow up a petrol station after they doused themselves in fuel have been put behind bars. The pair covered themselves in the fuel using the petrol pumps at an Esso garage in Canterbury, Kent.