Its McDonalds Monopoly time again with the usual mixture of cash, prizes, instant wins and free food up for grabs.  This year the top prize has been reduced to 50k in cash, but there are now 10 chances to win.  So whats up for grabs this year?

50k in cash – Mayfair/Park Lane
(2 x instant win – 8 x collect to win)

10  Mini Coopers – Bond Street/Oxford Street/Regent Street
(2 x instant win – 8 x collect to win)

750 Ipads -Picadilly/Coventry Street/Leicester Square
(200 x instant win – 550 x collect to win)

1200 Best Western Weekend Breaks  - Trafalgar Square/Fleet Street/Strand
(500 x instant win – 700 x collect to win)

500 HD Camcorders – Vine Street/Marlborough Street/Bow Street
(500 x collect to win)

1000 Samsung Galaxy Pro – Northumberland Avenue/Whitehall/ Pall Mall
(500 x instant win – 500 x collect to win)

500 Open Gift Vouchers – Pentonville Road/Euston Road/The Angel Islington
(200 x instant win – 300 x collect to win)

50,000 Ipod Docking Stations -Old Kent Road/Whitechapel Road
(50000 x collect to win)

Plus lots of instant win prizes including:
free mcdonalds food, boots vouchers, 20% of hotel vouchers, lovefilm cinema tickets, sims games, 3d tvs, buy a gift vouchers, play.com vouchers

The Rare Stickers:
Mayfair – 8 rare stickers
Bond Street – 8 rare stickers
Coventry Street – 550 rare stickers
Strand – 700 rare stickers
Marlborough Street – 500 rare stickers
Northumberland Avenue – 500 rare stickers
Euston Road – 300 rare stickers
Old Kent Road – 50,000 rare stickers
Liverpool Street Station

The promotion takes place between 21st March 2012 to 1st May 2012 at participating McDonald’s restaurants in the United Kingdom, Isle of Man and Channel Islands.

Stickers are available on the following products:

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Little Thusha Kamaleswaran was a happy, dancing five year old when she was an innocent victim of a horrific gun battle.  The smiling dancing girl was paralysed for life in a split second by a stray bullet during the incident on March 29 2011.  Since the incident Thusha has spent much of her time in hospital being allowed home only at weekends.  She is now expected to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair.

Police officers and police staff working on the case were so moved by Thusha’s plight that they are planning to raise money for the necessary equipment Thusha needs to live a normal life at home.

Officers and police staff were so moved by Thusha’s plight that they made their own plans to raise money to help her parents fund her medical care.

Detective Inspector Jim Redmond, Detective Constable Richard Williamson and Detective Constable John Codd, are among more than 20 officers and members of police staff who will undertake the Three Peaks Challenge from September 22 to 23.

This involves attempting to climb the highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales – Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis and Mount Snowdon – in 24 hours.

The participants are aiming to raise as much as they can for specialist equipment for Thusha to use in her new home.

They have set up a bank account for donations with HSBC. The account name is The Thusha Appeal, the account number is 12239108 and the sort code is 40-07-30.

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Now not only can you get your cash loan in just 15 minutes from Wonga.com – now you can save money on the fast cash transmission fee.  Use discount code rzl251 in the promo code area on the website to save the  £5.5o fast cash transmission fee to send the cash to your bank account in 15 minutes.

The discount is applicable on loans of £50 or more.

Apply now for a Wonga loan and get your cash in 15 minutes

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A former British champion boxer turned loan shark from Greater Manchester has been jailed for four years.

Michael Morris, 41, harassed his victims with threats, blackmail and property damage, Manchester’s Minshull Street Crown Court heard.

One woman, from Bury, was forced to pay back about £5,000 on a loan of £150.

Morris, of Salford, admitted affray, blackmail and criminal damage. Judge Bernard Lever said he was guilty of “attempted murder of the soul”.

Trading standards

Morris fought under the name Michael Armstrong and was a British super-featherweight champion in 1992.

He ran his illegal loan shark empire from his Armstrong’s Gym in Salford, charging customers extortionate rates of interest that many could not pay.

The court heard how he would threaten those who fell behind, cut phone and electrical cables to their homes and take goods such as televisions, laptops and digital cameras.

He was caught after an investigation by North West Trading Standards, which discovered more than 800 names in his loan book.

Morris pleaded guilty to three counts of blackmail, eight of criminal damage and single counts of affray and illegal money lending and was sentenced on Friday.

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