3 h. ago Desert missions, scorching space walks and defying gravity: The secret society living 'on Mars'... and punishing hell they're going through

David Laude, a founding member of the Mars Society, opened up to the Daily Mail on the punishing hell he's putting members through.

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7 h. ago Two dead and dozens ill in listeria outbreak linked to cheese sold worldwide

Shoppers have been told not to eat any of the potentially contaminated products as health authorities warn that the cheese may have been sold in more than 30 countries

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9 h. ago Astronauts on deep space missions may have to eat their own recycled poo

EXC-LOO-SIVE: Boffins are working out ways grub can be recycled to offer nutrition without taking up valuable space on long missions to far-flung parts of the Solar System

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9 h. ago Grow fruit trees in small spaces with the trick known as espalier

If you think you need a big space to grow fruit trees, think again

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10 h. ago The strangest members of Trump’s inner circle have more power than they’ve ever had before

They have deep connections with secret societies. His brother is in DOGE. And they may or may not be personal friends of Elon Musk. Holly Baxter spends the day with Simone and Malcolm Collins, who believe they can culturally reprogram America — and whose vision seems to be coming true

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10 h. ago Princess Andre's 'deep connection' to stepmother Emily: Star 'respects and admires' doctor who has created a 'safe home'

Princess Andre has an incredibly close bond to her stepmother Emily who has created a 'safe and happy' home for her since coming into her life as a child.

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10 h. ago Inside Hugo Ekitike's flashy lifestyle that Liverpool's new star shares with stunning WAG

Hugo Ekitike has hit the ground running at Liverpool after scoring on his Wembley and home debut in the space of a week, and the striker is also winning off the pitch

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11 h. ago 'I went on UK rail route named world's most beautiful and it lived up to the hype'

The iconic West Highlands Line leaves Glasgow behind and delves deep into the west coast, trundling along the Clyde to Helensburgh, and then north via Garelochhead and Loch Long towards either Oban or Mallaig

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13 h. ago Green Man 2025 review: all the good bits of Glastonbury in one perfect space

An intimate festival with a stellar lineup, you’ll struggle to find a better festival than Green Man tucked away in the scenic Bannau Brycheiniog

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13 h. ago We should all be eating 30 different plants a week. I can’t even name that many | Zoe Williams

There have been times when I have eaten virtually no fruit or vegetables, but at least five-a-day felt achievable. The new ideal seems impossibleThe first mention of five-a-day, as a fruit and vegetable diet ideal was in California in the late 80s, but didn’t reach the chattering crudité classes until the mid-90s. I once wrote a food diary for a magazine, in which it turned out I’d had one vegetable across the space of a week, when someone in a cafe slipped some spinach under my fried egg. Eating five a day was harder than it looked, particularly if you didn’t like tomatoes and hated fruit. There was a bit of debate around whether potatoes counted (they don’t), whether bananas and avocados were false friends (nobody ever got to the bottom of that) and how much lettuce counted as a portion, given that it is basically air. Later, there was a little consternation at how much influence had been wielded by the fruit and vegetable industry. But the late, much-missed Michael Mosley made th...

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14 h. ago Can Dogs Eat Fruit? Here are 11 fruits and vegetables that make perfect healthy treats for your pup

With the latest heatwave continuing, this is a crafty way to help keep you dog hydrated.

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16 h. ago 'I ate at McDonald's in Japan and biggest surprise wasn't menu differences'

A British tourist decided to eat at McDonald's while visiting Japan, and while she was blown away by all the differences on the menu, the biggest surprise to her was something else entirely

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19 h. ago Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry were texting nonstop... then an 'overwhelming' moment caused a blow up. Here's what they're telling friends

An unlikely pair were caught deep in conversation as they enjoyed an intimate dinner in Canada.

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19 h. ago ‘A climate of unparalleled malevolence’: are we on our way to the sixth major mass extinction?

Churning quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere at the rate we are going could lead the planet to another Great DyingDaniel Rothman works on the top floor of the building that houses the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, a big concrete domino that overlooks the Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Rothman is a mathematician interested in the behaviour of complex systems, and in the Earth he has found a worthy subject. Specifically, Rothman studies the behaviour of the planet’s carbon cycle deep in the Earth’s past, especially in those rare times it was pushed over a threshold and spun out of control, regaining its equilibrium only after hundreds of thousands of years. Seeing as it’s all carbon-based life here on Earth, these extreme disruptions to the carbon cycle express themselves as, and are better known as, “mass extinctions”.Worryingly, in the past few decades geologists have discovered that many...

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20 h. ago The SNP has failed young people when it comes to apprenticeships

Writing in the Daily Record, Labour MP Gregor Poynton says Scottish Labour will make apprenticeships a national mission.

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23 h. ago The moment Justin Trudeau blew up over his blossoming connection with Katy Perry: 'He wasn't thrilled'

An unlikely pair were caught deep in conversation as they enjoyed an intimate dinner in Canada.

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27 h. ago Scientists make ‘space mice babies’ – and they could allow us to explore the universe

Research suggests that it may be possible to produce healthy offspring in space

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29 h. ago North Koreans drinking 'deep sea water' as state media advertises bizarre new products

The advertisement published in the English-speaking Pyongyang Times highlights three different choices of bottled H2O that are all apparently 'winning great favour with customers'

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32 h. ago Where to eat and drink during the Notting Hill Carnival 2025

Europe’s biggest street party is hungry (and thirsty) work. There’s street-food galore, or try your luck in one of these restaurants

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32 h. ago Deranged chef 'obsessed with Hannibal Lecter planned to kidnap, torture and eat victims'

A court has heard police discovered a 'kill list' outlining detailed plans to capture, drug and torture victims written by a deranged pub chef obsessed with cannibal serial killers

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