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Ellie Fawcett
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Journalist, Manchester Evening News
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Global Issues , Refugees , Environment , Human Interest
Food; Health; Lifestyle; Real estate; Sports;
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By Ellie Fawcett| Welwyn Hatfield Times Verified A mum from Hatfield looks "unrecognisable" after she lost 12 stone and got the ultimate "revenge body" following a break-up. Claire Bierton's weight spiralled out of control after having kids and she would often turn to food for comfort. The self-confessed "food addict" would spend £70 on three Chinese takeaways a week – tucking into the leftovers for breakfast. At her biggest, the 36-year-old tipped the scales at 20 stone and was squeezing into size 22 clothing.
By Lucy Robinson Verified, Ellie Fawcett| The Daily Mirror Verified Mum looks 'unrecognisable' with ultimate 'revenge body' after losing 12 stoneClaire Bierton, 36, would spend £70 on three Chinese takeaways a week. However, that all changed in 2020 when she overhauled her lifestyle, leaving her 'unrecognisable'A mum has undergone a dramatic transformation, shedding 12 stone and achieving the ultimate 'revenge body' after a break-up. Claire Bierton's weight began to escalate following the birth of her children, often seeking solace in food.
By Ellie Fawcett| Welwyn Hatfield Times Verified A mum from Hatfield looks "unrecognisable" after she lost 12 stone and got the ultimate "revenge body" following a break-up. Claire Bierton's weight spiralled out of control after having kids and she would often turn to food for comfort. The self-confessed "food addict" would spend £70 on three Chinese takeaways a week – tucking into the leftovers for breakfast. At her biggest, the 36-year-old tipped the scales at 20 stone and was squeezing into size 22 clothing.
Company Info
Manchester Evening News
The Manchester Evening News (MEN) is a regional daily newspaper that has been serving Greater Manchester and North West England since its founding on October 10, 1868. Originally established by Mitchell Henry to support his political campaign, the paper has evolved under various ownerships, currently operating as part of Reach PLC. MEN has a rich history and became Britain’s largest provincial evening newspaper by 1939. The newspaper focuses on local news, politics, sports, and community campaigns, providing daily coverage that includes breaking news and investigative journalism. It also engages in community advocacy, promoting local interests such as public health and social equity. MEN offers both print and digital news, along with classified advertising that has historically catered to local businesses and public sector campaigns. With a commitment to editorial standards, the MEN continues to be a vital part of Greater Manchester’s media landscape.
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