22 m. ago How Korean went mainstream — and four recipes to make at home

Sales of gochujang paste are up 71 per cent year-on-year, according to Waitrose

Society

27 m. ago Lando Norris puts title marker down with fastest time on first day of testing

Lewis Hamilton completed his full testing debut in Ferrari colours prior to next month’s curtain raiser in Melbourne.

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40 m. ago F1 testing LIVE: Results and times as Lando Norris goes fastest after power cut hits Bahrain

Follow live updates as the 2025 season gets underway with the three-day pre-season test in Bahrain

Events

42 m. ago Tesco makes huge change to popular Clubcard feature as shoppers rage

Tesco will be removing a popular feature of its Clubcard scheme in just a few weeks time, leaving shoppers furious at the sudden and unexpected change

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47 m. ago Paul McCartney announces new book about the history of Wings

‘Starting from scratch after The Beatles felt crazy at times,’ says McCartney

Culture

48 m. ago Everyone has gone nuts for pistachios. But they’re just an upmarket green peanut, aren’t they? | Emma Brockes

Encased in chocolate, blended into martinis, baked in a croissant – tasty, maybe, but let’s not kid ourselves about the health benefitsOn my desk as I write this I have a packet of shelled, unsalted pistachios, a snack about which I have no particular feelings beyond the fact they’re better for me than Hula Hoops and, like so many things I’ve been persuaded to buy by my doctor, can be integrated into a “heart healthy diet”. Pistachios are also, it turns out, having a moment. We’ve been here before, with pomegranates and acai and, a few years ago, bone broth and anchovies. Now it’s the turn of the upmarket green peanut (oh look, I do have an opinion), which, once you start noticing it, you’ll find appears to be everywhere.It started last year with the rise of what is informally known as Dubai chocolate, the so-called confectionery invented by the British-Egyptian entrepreneur Sarah Hamouda, that took over the world – and that became, according to Deliveroo, one of last year’s top ite...

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49 m. ago Spring Break students in Mexico could be trapped as Trump goes to war with cartels

EXCLUSIVE: Former US federal marshal Robert Almonte has long advised students to steer clear of Mexico for Spring Break, now he believes the war with cartels makes it more precarious than ever

Events

57 m. ago North Lanarkshire families will be consulted on three possible alterations to school term times

In October, councillors agreed a motion calling for a consultation to be held to explore the potential alterations, which were an early return to school after the summer holidays while expanding the February break to a week and the October break to two weeks.

Politics

59 m. ago Kate Middleton to make royal history after she puts her foot down on one long

Kate Middleton will soon become the first Princess of Wales to issue her own royal warrants for the first time in more than a century.

Politics

79 m. ago Pancake Day: I tried to make pancakes using a simple hack and here is how it went

An easy way to whip up pancakes for the whole family 🥞

Politics

80 m. ago State pension warning to 1.6million parents who risk missing out on £33,000

Parents who took time out of work to care for young children may have "missing" National Insurance years - which can reduce a person's state pension rate entitlement

Events

91 m. ago F1 testing LIVE: Latest updates and times as power cut hits Bahrain on bizarre day one

Follow live updates as the 2025 season gets underway with the three-day pre-season test in Bahrain

Events

94 m. ago The ultimate signs of wealth: do you most covet a kitchen island – or early retirement?

Forget a Porsche and a Rolex. A new survey has thrown up some interesting signifiers of what it means to be wealthy todayName: Wealth signifiers.Age: We know from cave paintings and burial sites that Homo sapiens started to live a more settled life about 35,000 years ago – not just hunting and gathering, but trading, too. The ones who had the most tools, weapons, food and baskets were seen as the wealthy ones. Continue reading...

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96 m. ago Expert advises how to survive XL Bully attack and thing you should never do

As Warrington residents remain shocked in the aftermath of another XL Bully attack, a dog training expert has warned Mirror readers what to do - and what not to do - in the event that they are set upon by a dangerous dog

Events

98 m. ago Sacha Lord warns that seven in ten pubs now financially unviable with 'urgent intervention' required

'I fear we’re causing the industry irreversible damage'

Events

1 hour ago Superdrug's new Chocolate Eggs candle is the perfect alternative gift for Easter

The giant scented candle weighs in at 620g, and gives you a massive 100 hours of burn time, so you can fill your home with the scent of milk chocolate all throughout Easter

Events

1 hour ago Britain's disappearing armed forces: How UK's military has shrunk by nearly 200,000 since the height of the Cold War

The RAF now has one of the smallest combat fleets in history, while the British Army looks set to drop below 70,000 for the first time since the Napoleonic era.

Events

1 hour ago 'It's the best of Britain': Sam Thompson reveals why he 'loves' the Tube

EXCLUSIVE The next time someone tries to start a conversation with you on the London Underground, look up as it may well be the former I’m A Celebrity winner

Politics

1 hour ago Superdrug’s new £10 chocolate scented candle is a must for your home for Easter

Superdrug has launched a brand new giant £10 scented candle that smells exactly like milk chocolate, and it’s the perfect addition to your home in time for Easter

Economics

1 hour ago The rarely seen Rangers star Mark Hateley would love to flourish under Barry Ferguson

Fergie is set to take charge of Gers for the first time on Wednesday night at Rugby Park

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