Most of us chuck items into the freezer without thinking twice. But taking a more organised approach could not only save you space, but could also help to prevent food waste.

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Siana Kelly’s passion for funeralcare was sparked at a young age, inspired by her curiosity about Victorian era funeral traditions and their approach to death and mourning

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Which? data shows banks have closed 6,214 branches since January 2015 - but charities and organisations say the elderly and vulnerable are at risk of going without access to vital cash services

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Members are in limbo as Lupin Lodge is on the market after nearly 90 years – with next buyer likely to require clothesAfter nearly 90 years as a historic nudist resort, California’s Lupin Lodge is up for sale – and its next owners are likely to require guests to wear clothes.The 112-acre Silicon Valley property became a retreat for members of the “naturist” movement in 1935. Today, its hundreds of members enjoy the resort’s clothing-optional hiking trails, pickleball court and its nude-only community pool. (Yes: the members really do hike naked.) Continue reading...

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Fifteen banking deserts have been discovered in the UK as brick and mortar branches continue to vanish from our high streets, figures reveal. 

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Scientists at the Autonomous University of Barcelona looked at various scientific studies to better understand how specific plants can be used in the treatment of cardiovascular issues

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Reckon you have an eagle eye for the smallest of details? Well, it's time to put that theory to the test with this deceptively difficult festive brainteaser that needs to be solved in less than two minutes

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Experts decry lack of required equipment to clean up about 4,300 tonnes of oil after two tankers hit by storm in the Kerch StraitRussian scientists have criticised the effort to clean up oil that has washed ashore from two oil tankers in the Black Sea, saying it lacks sufficient equipment.On 15 December, two Russian oil tankers, the Volgoneft-212 and the Volgoneft-239 were hit by a storm in the Kerch Strait, with one sinking and the other running aground. Continue reading...

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The Shameless star's husband Paul, 42, died by suicide on March 13 after what the soap star has now confirmed was a long struggle with his mental health, specifically Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

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The monarch’s candid words of praise are in keeping with Charles’ open approach to his illness.

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For the first time ever, Queen Camilla's family were expected to be at Sandringham but none of them were spotted on the annual walk to church on Christmas morning with the rest of the Royal Family

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Russia's warplanes, missiles and drones attacked key civilian infrastructure, specifically power plants and supply networks, to leave long-suffering Ukrainians freezing over the festivities

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Russia's warplanes, missiles and drones attacked key civilian infrastructure, specifically power plants and supply networks, to leave long-suffering Ukrainians freezing over the festivities

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Spanish club have paid buyout clause of about £3mCorberán played for Valencia’s youth and B teamsValencia have confirmed the appointment of Carlos Corberán as their head coach after paying his release clause of about £3m to West Bromwich Albion. The Spanish club made an approach on Tuesday after sacking Rubén Baraja.West Brom said Corberán was departing “with the club’s gratitude and best wishes” after just over two years in charge and that Chris Brunt, Damià Abella and Boaz Myhill would oversee the first team while a replacement is sought. Continue reading...

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Legendary Dutch midfielder Edgar Davids had the opportunity to join Manchester United in the 1990s, but he rejected an approach from Sir Alex Ferguson.

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Festive cheeses are being pulled from supermarket shelves including Aldi over fears they are riddled with a potentially deadly bacteria, which could cause meningitis and sepsis

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