Viral Math Equation Stumps the Internet – Can You Solve It?
A seemingly straightforward math equation has gone viral, leaving many scratching their heads. Test your skills and see if you can crack it!
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Digested Week: Allotments, trolley problems & Gen Z bedtimes
A witty roundup of the week’s quirkiest stories, from gardening mishaps to ethical dilemmas and the sleep-deprived habits of Generation Z.
Tourism Australia's new campaign targets global travellers
Tourism Australia unveils a fresh global advertising push, targeting key markets with vibrant campaigns to reignite post-pandemic visitor numbers.
Greece's Hidden Balkan Gem for Nature Lovers
Explore the untouched beauty of Greece's Balkan region, a paradise for walkers and nature enthusiasts seeking serenity and adventure.
UK's giant rat infestation crisis mapped
New data reveals the UK areas worst hit by giant rat infestations, with councils struggling to control the growing rodent population.
Greenland's cruise tourism boom sparks environmental debate
Ilulissat, Greenland's 'Iceberg Capital,' grapples with the surge in cruise tourism as locals debate the economic benefits against environmental concerns.
Kmart's £49 travel hack solves common plane problem
Discover Kmart Australia's latest travel must-have: a £49 solution to a common inflight annoyance that's both practical and unexpectedly chic.
Trolley Problem Meme Becomes a Video Game
The infamous trolley problem, a staple of online debates, is now a video game. Explore how this ethical quandary translates into interactive entertainment.
Nigella Lawson & Robert Irwin in Australia's new tourism ads
Australia's latest tourism campaign features celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, wildlife presenter Robert Irwin, and a quirky cartoon kangaroo, aiming to boost international visitor numbers with a mix of star power and humour.
Viral math equation sparks online debate - what's your answer?
A seemingly simple math equation has gone viral, sparking debates online. Can you solve it correctly? Experts weigh in on the surprising answer.
Boy, 6, dragged by bear in Japan wildlife attack
A six-year-old boy was attacked and dragged into the woods by a bear in Japan, sparking a massive rescue operation. The shocking incident has raised concerns about wildlife encounters.
Majorca hotels: Brits cancel over protest fears
Majorca's hoteliers report a wave of cancellations as British holidaymakers fear backlash from local anti-tourism activists. Industry leaders demand government action to protect the island's vital tourism economy.
Italy restricts wedding tourism in Florence and Venice
Italy introduces strict measures to curb 'wedding tourism' in iconic cities like Florence and Venice, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and manage overcrowding.
Netflix's '3 Body Problem' wows critics with stunning sci-fi
The highly anticipated sci-fi series '3 Body Problem' from Netflix has wowed critics with its breathtaking visuals and compelling storyline. Based on Liu Cixin's award-winning novel, the show promises to be a must-watch for sci-fi fans.
Viral math puzzle stumps internet users
A seemingly easy math problem has gone viral, leaving thousands scratching their heads. Can you figure out the correct answer?
Paris's Le Marais: From Bohemian Haven to Tourist Trap
The historic Le Marais district in Paris, once a haven for artists and bohemians, is now overrun by tourists and commercial chains, leaving residents frustrated. Discover how this cultural gem is losing its soul.
Devon pub uses water guns to deter seagulls
A Devon pub landlord has taken an unconventional approach to deter pesky seagulls from stealing customers' food – armed with water guns! The quirky tactic has sparked laughter and support from locals.
Barcelona declares itself 'hostile' to tourists
Barcelona's mayor has announced strict anti-tourism measures, including higher taxes and visitor restrictions, as locals protest against overcrowding and rising costs.
Cornwall tourism: Minister urges visitors to explore beyond hotspots
UK Tourism Minister Chris Bryant encourages travellers to discover Cornwall's hidden gems, easing pressure on overcrowded hotspots while boosting local economies.
UK rat infestation crisis spirals out of control
Britain faces a growing rat infestation crisis as urban areas struggle with surging rodent populations. Experts warn of health risks and call for urgent action.
Gulf nations launch unified visa for tourism boost
Six Gulf nations introduce a shared visa system, simplifying travel for tourists and boosting regional tourism.
Barcelona erupts in mass protest against overtourism
Demonstrators flooded Barcelona's streets, demanding action against overtourism as locals struggle with rising rents and overcrowding.
Test Your Skills Against the World's Best Quizzer
Put your knowledge to the test with these brain-teasing puzzles inspired by the world's toughest TV quizzer. Are you up for the challenge?
Can You Beat the World's Greatest TV Quizzer?
A new brain-teasing challenge inspired by the world's top TV quizzer has gone viral. Are you sharp enough to crack these puzzles?
NHS loses £200m to health tourists
Foreign 'health tourists' are exploiting the NHS, costing taxpayers £200 million annually. Experts warn of stricter measures to curb the abuse of free healthcare services.
Brit in Majorca: 'It’s like Munich, not Spain!'
A British expat in Majorca complains the island has become 'too German' with techno bars, bratwurst stalls, and Bavarian-style resorts overshadowing local culture.
Europe’s holiday hotspots in chaos amid anti-tourism protests
Popular European destinations like Italy and Greece are struggling with massive tourist crowds and growing anti-tourism protests, turning idyllic getaways into scenes of frustration.
French stench plagues Sussex residents
Residents in Sussex are battling a persistent foul odour believed to originate from France, causing widespread discomfort and health concerns.
Japan announces overtourism crackdown
Japan is implementing new strategies to combat the challenges of overtourism, aiming to balance visitor numbers with local quality of life.
‘Tourists Go Home’: Protests Rock Spain’s Holiday Islands
Locals in Spain’s popular holiday islands are rising up against mass tourism, citing overcrowding and rising living costs. Discover the tensions behind the protests.
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