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Everyone went wild and mad when they saw Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret with Churchill and the King and Queen,' one ...

They’re throwing people a cone. Dairy Queen is heralding the first day of spring today with free ice cream. In honor of Dairy Queen’s Free Cone Day, which the chain has held on the spring ...

Today is the hottest day of the year so far ... The highest recorded UK spring equinox temperature was 21.5C (70.7F) in 1972. Earlier, people gathered at Stonehenge at sunrise to mark the equinox.

Welcome to spring, Chicago -- and welcome to Dairy Queen's legendary Free Cone Day. The annual DQ day each year coincides with the spring equinox. For 2025, it takes place on Thursday, March 20.

It’s the first day of spring! Celebrate the end of those winter blues with a sweet treat. On March 3, Dairy Queen announced that Free Cone Day is returning for another year. Here’s all you ...

marking the annual Free Cone Day celebration. Locals in Kelowna and West Kelowna are in luck, as there are nine Dairy Queen locations in the area.

The UK is set for its hottest day of the year so far as temperatures in some parts are expected to reach 20C in highs exceeding Spain or Greece. The Met Office said the spring equinox on Thursday ...

The first day of spring and free ice cream? This week may not be able to get any better. Dairy Queen's annual Free Cone Day is Thursday, the same day as the spring equinox, and Dairy Queens across ...

Temperatures have climbed above 21C in parts of England meaning Thursday is the UK's warmest day of the year so far. According to the Met Office, Northolt in London and Chertsey in Surrey reached ...

An ‘intense and immersive’ period drama following Vikings has quietly been added to a free streaming service ... get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ ...

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