3 h. ago Is air travel safe in 2025? As major aviation disasters sees 373 killed this year

The horror Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, India on Thursday (June 12) has killed potentially 241 people and is one of more than a dozen fatal flights recorded since January

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5 h. ago Full list of road closures as Greater Manchester town faces delays

There are numerous road closures across the borough in the coming weeks

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6 h. ago Never store potatoes in the fridge as it changes taste and 'can even be dangerous'

It can be tempting to store all your vegetables in the fridge, especially in the summer when insects are buzzing around and heat makes produce expire at a quicker rate - but it's not a good idea

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6 h. ago AD FEATURE: Join Slimming World for free with our great offer to get you ready for summer

We’ve teamed up with Slimming World to offer you the chance to join your local group for FREE, saving you £5/€9

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6 h. ago The best last minute booze and food gifts for Father’s Day 2025 from £2

Not sure what to get him - and fast? We've got you covered

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6 h. ago Make a 'perfectly fluffy' jacket potato in the microwave in just 10 minutes

Jacket potatoes are a warming and filling meal to have when you don't know what to have for dinner and they are cheap and easy to make but one major downside is the time it takes to cook them

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7 h. ago Elevate the taste of salmon with one added ingredient before you bake

The popular fish needs one extra thing to make sure it tastes amazing, according to experts

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7 h. ago Popular UK beach 'one of world's most overrated' – 31% of visitors say it's dirty

The UK beach has been slammed by holidaymakers in reviews

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7 h. ago Woman helps clean up spillage in supermarket then people realise who she is

A woman was shopping at the supermarket when she accidentally knocked over an "avalanche" of products - and the helpful stranger who helped her clean up turned out to be an A-List star

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7 h. ago Cuba’s students call for resignations and strikes after brutal internet price hike

Students say rise in prices was trigger but underlying anger was communist government’s increasing reliance on USDHaving endured electricity blackouts, water shortages, transport failures and the spiralling cost of food, Cuba’s students appear to have finally lost patience with their government over a ferocious price hike for the country’s faltering internet.Local chapters of Cuba’s Federation of University Students (FEU) have been calling for a slew of measures, including attendance strikes, explanations from ministers and even the resignation of their own organisation’s president. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago More mass casualties near Gaza food points as GHF says five staff killed

US-Israel logistics group claims workers were attacked by Hamas, while Israeli forces kill 22 people across the territoryThe bloody chaos that has overtaken food distribution in Gaza has worsened with more mass casualties among Palestinians trying to reach humanitarian assistance, while the US-Israeli organisation tasked with deliveries claimed that five of its local workers had been killed by Hamas.The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) said on Thursday that a bus full of its Palestinian staff was attacked by Hamas at 10pm local time on Wednesday, with at least five deaths and other workers taken hostage. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago The Ritz chef claims his £221 menu is 'the best value in London'

The Ritz Restaurant executive chef John Williams MBE (pictured) says the hotel's two-Michelin-starred restaurant's £221 tasting menu is the 'best value in London',

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8 h. ago David Beckham is all smiles at King Charles' event before impending knightood

David Beckham, who has been tipped for a long-awaited knighthood in King Charles' upcoming birthday Honours list, is rubbing shoulders with celebrities and the royals today

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8 h. ago David Beckham is all smiles at King Charles' event before impending knighthood

David Beckham, who has been tipped for a long-awaited knighthood in King Charles' upcoming birthday Honours list, is rubbing shoulders with celebrities and the royals today

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8 h. ago Who is in The Odyssey? The full cast of Christopher Nolan’s Greek epic – including who they're rumoured to play

Christopher Nolan has lined up an all star cast for The Odyssey, which is filming in Scotland this year.

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9 h. ago This is Scotland's worst roundabout where drivers suffer the most stress

The junction was the only Scottish entry in a list of the most stressful roundabouts in the UK outside of London

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9 h. ago Woman loses 4st 4lb in just a few months without giving up ice cream

Brianna Alexander, 35, said she had been 'stress eating a lot' before making one simple change that transformed her life and relationship with food

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10 h. ago I tried McDonald’s new McCrispy Strips — I’m not surprised they’re dividing customers

Amid reports McDonald’s is having a tough time selling the new chicken strips, Caitlin Hornik volunteered to taste test the fast food chain’s first permanent menu addition in about four years.

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10 h. ago The elegant Scottish restaurant named best in the country in national awards

A Scottish restaurant has been named as one of the top 50 in the UK - and the best in Scotland - at an annual national awards ceremony.

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10 h. ago My unexpected Pride icon: The Green Roasting Tin, a cookbook no lesbian vegetarian can be without

Sure, Rukmini Iyer’s recipes are not specifically aimed at queer people, but the first time I cooked one, it was with my girlfriend – and she is now my wifeWalk into a queer woman’s kitchen and the chances are that the lime-green spine of Rukmini Iyer’s The Green Roasting Tin will be poking out from a surface or a shelf – if it is not already on the counter and splattered with food. You are likely to find it in the homes of allies, too – this is the holy grail of what-to-feed-my-queer–vegetarian-offspring cookbooks.Not only does The Green Roasting Tin play into stereotypes about gay and bisexual women – all vegetarian recipes, half vegan and supremely practical (the USP of The Roasting Tin series is that all the recipes are oven-cooked in one dish) – but it is also full of indulgence. The tarts, gratins, salads and bakes are dotted with pomegranate seeds or fresh herbs and drizzled with truffle oil or honey. One recipe even has an entire camembert plonked in a tray of potatoes. And ...

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