3 h. ago Sleep expert warns popular Easter treat could have more caffeine than coffee

Even nutrition aficionados might not realise the impact

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4 h. ago Easter eggs may contain more caffeine than coffee, sleep expert warns

Your favourite spring-time treats could be playing havoc with your sleep schedule

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7 h. ago Rory McIlroy's exact formula to get enough protein which all Brits follow

Golf icon Rory McIlroy opened up about his rigorous lifestyle routine, scaled back on some particular meals and snacks to get into better shape, but admits he doesn't want to "demonise" food

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14 h. ago 8 best clear whey protein powders 2025, tested by trainers, nutritionists and experts

Hit your protein quota by swapping a thick lumpy shake for these fruity options

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19 h. ago Caffe Nero customers say it's 'about time' as coffee chain launches new drink

A Caffe Nero drink has gone viral ever since it was launched in stores – and customers are so excited they've been posting videos of their taste tests on social media

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19 h. ago Caffe Nero customers say their 'days are made' as new drink is announced

People are swapping their favourite coffee drinks for a new, viral drink that has been added to the Caffe Nero menu - fans are rushing to get their hands on one and insist it is totally worth it

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23 h. ago 'I tried Subway's Footlong Hot Cross Bun and one thing caught me by surprise'

As a special Easter offering, Subway has released a new type of bread by turning their footlong-sized sandwiches into a hot cross bun - so of course I had to try it

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23 h. ago Fury as FSU student callously films wounded classmate while sipping on Starbucks iced coffee

A Florida State University student callously strolled past a wounded classmate and filmed her while sipping iced coffee, without lifting a finger to help. This came after the shooting that killed two people.

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25 h. ago I fear I’m doing friendship wrong: why do we lose the art of just hanging out? | Carolin Würfel

Pre-planned lunch is fine but is rarely about true connection. Surely unstructured time with friends is betterThere’s a black and white image of the photographer and war correspondent Lee Miller and her friend Tanja Ramm. The two are having breakfast in bed at Miller’s studio in Paris, casually reading newspapers. Their faces are framed by untamed hair and they’re dressed in cotton shirts, with coffee cups in front of them. The image, captured in 1931, is quiet and intimate. They share a blanket, their arms touch. There’s no rush, no urgency. It’s a scene about love but, above all, it’s about friendship.When was the last time I lay in bed with a friend like that? For most of us, it was probably during school or university, when staying over or crashing at someone’s house was a regular occurrence – sometimes a necessity, but mostly just part of our routines. It kept us close. Staying in a friend’s room or apartment felt like being on an island – safe, cosy and fun. It was about whisp...

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37 h. ago NYC restaurateur claims Patti Smith reduced waitress to tears over bread service: ‘The James Corden of her day’

Balthazar owner Keith McNally says it’s now ‘impossible’ for him to listen to a Patti Smith song

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38 h. ago Expert claims you've been storing bread wrong due to reason it goes mouldy

One food expert has revealed how to store bread properly - and doing so could extend its shelf life by up to seven days. The baker has explained how it all works

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41 h. ago ‘The goal of a protest song is to make people feel strong and alive’: Ani DiFranco on Broadway, Fugazi and 30 years of activism

The singer-songwriter answers your questions about 90s gigs with Tori Amos, her ‘humbling’ run in Hadestown and keeping hope alive in the Trump eraPlease talk about growing up in Buffalo, New York – the music scene there, and becoming an emancipated adult at 15. AugustoMAs a child, I befriended Michael Meldrum, a local troubadour. He brought me around to his gigs and coffee houses. That was a cool, unique way to grow up, beside this alcoholic artist who hopped from girlfriend to girlfriend’s house. He he was smart and so well informed when it came to music.I was his shadow between the ages of nine and 13 or 14 or so. Beyond that, we parted ways. So when I was an emancipated minor at 15 and going into the adult world, it was with no protector by my side. I was out there in bars, on my own, running the open mic, playing gigs. I had an after-school job – I was trying to finish high school. I never managed to grow a thick skin; I’m still very open and porous. Somehow I survived all thos...

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41 h. ago B&M's £40 coffee table could be easily mistaken for £190 high

B&M shoppers are 'obsessed' with a 'perfect' coffee table that looks 'stunning' in your home and resembles a high-end item

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41 h. ago Costa Coffee introduces huge change across stores and fans say 'bring them back'

Costa Coffee's cinnamon bun - which is a sweet bun swirled with cinnamon filling, decorated with cream cheese icing and dusted with cinnamon powder - is a staple part of the chain's menu

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42 h. ago B&M's 'perfect' £40 oak coffee table looks 'just like' £190 high

Shoppers are 'obsessed' with the retailer's new £40 coffee table that resembles a much more expensive style

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42 h. ago How the truth about supermarket salmon is being hidden – video

Salmon is often marketed as the sustainable, healthy and eco-friendly protein choice. But what you may not realise is that most of the salmon you buy is farmed, especially if you live in the UK, because Scottish salmon producers are no longer required to tell you. Josh Toussaint-Strauss finds out why it is important for consumers to know where their salmon comes from, and examines the gap between the marketing of farmed salmon and the reality for our health, the environmental and animal welfareScottish government must do more to control salmon farming, inquiry findsScottish salmon producers allowed to remove ‘farmed’ from front of packagingNorway rules out fish farm ban despite ‘existential threat’ to wild salmon Continue reading...

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44 h. ago DIRTEA's Arabica blend cuts caffeine spikes with fungi and vitamins

The trend for adaptogenic coffee is certainly picking up steam, as seen by brands like DIRTEA, London Nootropics and Javasu entering the market with their versions.

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44 h. ago It's the economic end times, so obviously I'm thinking about my takeaway coffee | Emma Brockes

The true scale of what’s happening is hard to grasp, so our irrational brains reach for measly acts of self-denialMost of us, confronted with daily forecasts of recession and economic downturn, have an emotional response that expresses itself in a range of behaviours. Big purchases may be deferred or cancelled. Travel plans are revisited. We might review our childcare spend and wonder if we should go out less – all rational decisions in the face of the rising cost of living. Then there are the irrational gestures, those that have little meaning financially but offer us, via small acts of self-denial, an opportunity to feel we’re doing something morally rigorous. It’s these, in my case, that have lately been triggered.For me, the barometer has always been coffee, a small but ineradicable source of guilt that has only grown as the price of a single flat white creeps up towards £4. Forgoing this small pleasure neither damages my day, nor, on the other hand, does anything significant to...

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58 h. ago Trump claims the cost of gas and groceries has gone down. Have they?

The price of some everyday goods, such as gasoline and bread, have become more affordable

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62 h. ago Coffee lovers are avoiding energy crashes by drinking a 'focus enhancing' mushroom alternative

This new coffee blend claims to provide a natural energy boost which avoids shaky side effects.

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