37 h. ago Rescue group releases new footage of pet dog lost in wild for 500 days: ‘Roast chicken seems to be favourite’

The tiny dog has been visiting the rescue group’s ‘trap site’ on a regular basis

Events

41 h. ago Tiny European holiday hotspot still desperate for Brit tourists as Spain says 'go home'

While many Brits' preferred tourism destinations are starting to feel rather unwelcome in the wake of mass protests from locals, one small European spot is inviting visitors in with open arms

Society

3 d. ago Brits spark upsurge in country pub holidays where they prefer to just booze and eat

EXCLUSIVE: Brits are going bonkers for countryside boozers with over half of people saying they are considering a trip to little inn in away from the din of the city

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4 d. ago Why resurrect the dire wolf when existing animals are facing extinction? | Martha Gill

It’s not as sensational as recreating long-dead species, but conserving modern-day fauna is far more pressingThe parable of the Mars mission: we’d rather spend trillions sending ourselves to a yet unlivable planet than look after the one we have. And swiftly on its heels, the parable of the dire wolf. We’d rather resurrect a 12,500-year-old species from the dead than save our existing wild animals. Of course we would. Recycling is boring; doing the very thing 90s science fiction movies warned us not to do is fun.We are not quite on the verge of bringing back ancient species. But last week the PR campaign for doing so began in earnest. Colossal Biosciences – a company known for trying to revive the dodo, the mammoth and the thylacine – has unveiled three large adorable white puppies, claiming it has created “the world’s first successfully de-extincted animal”: the dire wolf, made famous by Game of Thrones. It invited author George RR Martin to look; he duly burst into tears. Continue...

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9 d. ago Savory green chutney brings bright, fresh flavor to a simple roasted chicken for Passover

Roasted chicken is a Passover mainstay

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1 week ago Roast meat cooking times: How long to cook every joint for a perfect Easter lunch

Overcooked lamb, dry chicken, pork with no crackle – the Easter roast can be a battlefield. Here’s how to nail every joint, every time, with timings that actually work and tips that don’t involve guesswork or blind hope

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1 week ago Teddy Swims: ‘If I’d had this success two years earlier, I’d have put it straight to my liver and right up my nose’

The Grammy-nominated artist is one of the world’s hottest new stars – and he also knows how to walk a red carpet. He talks to Roisin O’Connor about learning to cope with fame, why he prefers the Brit Awards and how he reckons God is definitely a woman

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1 week ago ‘More will come to us now’: what does Le Pen verdict mean for far

Despite mixed views across France over RN leader since conviction, people are still joining her party in supportNear a roast chicken stand at a rural market, Jocelyn Dessigny was giving out leaflets bearing a photograph of the French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and the words “Save democracy!”“It is a political attack,” he said of Le Pen’s criminal conviction this week. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Voters think Keir Starmer should do this instead of cosying up to Donald Trump

A YouGov poll found Brits preferred almost anything to cosying up to Donald Trump - but one option got three times as many people excited as a deal with the US President

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2 w. ago One third of Brits 'prefer' their pets over their own children

Mother's Day is approaching and parents across Scotland will be showered with gifts, especially pet mums

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2 w. ago Mary Berry's roast chicken recipe uses one trick to make the meat extra tender

Mary Berry has shared a delicious recipe for roast chicken that uses a clever technique to make the meat extra tender - as well as a tasty potato side dish for your Sunday lunch

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3 w. ago Mother's Day guide: where to take mum, from seeing Tom Hiddleston at Drury Lane to supper at Bébé Bob

Tom Hiddleston, beautiful roast chicken, a spot of culture — Josh Barrie has it all for Mother’s Day

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3 w. ago People are furiously debating what ideal toast colour actually is

A group of footballers have sparked a debate after revealing their preferred shade of toast – with plenty of members of the British public wading in on the debate too

Economics

3 w. ago Yotam Ottolenghi: I tried intermittent fasting, and hated it. This is why we need to ditch the diets and go back to basics

The chef says we need to forget fads and focus on the joy of good food cooked with love• Yotam’s recipes for roast chicken with butter beans, and perfect potatoesThe kids normally have breakfast at 7.30. I make eggs – soft boiled, scrambled or an omelette – sliced cucumber, toast with butter and a bowl of yoghurt on the side. Whether I eat too depends on how much I ate the previous night – and how late.Last year, I decided I’d skip breakfast altogether. I was reading everywhere about the benefits of intermittent fasting (IF) and it didn’t feel like a huge sacrifice. Apparently, if I managed to avoid food for 16 hours, half of it spent sleeping anyway, I was more likely to sustain weight loss compared with following any other diet. On top of that, fasting periods are said to allow the body to repair cells and, as a result, help to reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, general inflammation, memory loss, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and other maladies. Continue reading...

Events

3 w. ago Traditional elevenses are dead with modern Brits preferring roast chicken and hummus

A third of health-conscious Gen Z and Millennials have a daily protein goal to hit - and while 32% still enjoy a morning and afternoon snack every day, it's more likely to be Greek yoghurt, boiled eggs, or a protein shake

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4 w. ago Bouncers should be renamed 'Ejection Technicians' because they sound too thuggish, according to Britain's first female doorperson

Back in 1883, a bouncer was described by one newspaper as the English version of a 'chucker out'. Delia El-Hosayny, Britain's first female bouncer, prefers the phrase 'ejection technician'.

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4 w. ago Now door staff can't be called bouncers because it makes them sound 'thuggish'

Back in 1883, a bouncer was described by one newspaper as the English version of a 'chucker out'. Delia El-Hosayny, Britain's first female bouncer, prefers the phrase 'ejection technician'.

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last month Brits prefer a takeaway and film to a night out with mates as top lies we tell are revealed

We're a nation of liars as Brits regularly make up excuses to avoid a night out with mates. Instead we're happiest with a takeaway and a film vegetating on the sofa

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