Australia values beauty more than US in partners
A surprising study reveals Australians prioritise beauty over intelligence compared to Americans. Discover the cultural differences shaping these perceptions.
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Breast Milk Ice Cream Sparks Debate in London
A London-based company is stirring debate with its unconventional ice cream made from human breast milk, raising eyebrows and ethical questions.
Jess Phillips urges Home Office to tackle rising crime
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for urgent action from the Home Office and National Crime Agency to tackle escalating crime rates in England and Wales.
Breast milk ice cream sparks London debate
A London-based ice cream parlour has stirred debate by selling ice cream made from human breast milk, raising questions about food safety and ethics.
Newcastle named UK's top takeaway city
New data from Uber Eats highlights Britain's takeaway hotspots, with Newcastle leading the charge. Discover which cities are ordering the most and what's trending on menus.
FSA warns: Stop eating this cheese now
The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent warning advising against consuming a specific cheese product linked to a potential E. coli outbreak. Discover which products are affected and what steps to take.
Immigration strains UK public services, warns report
A new report highlights the growing pressure on UK public services and living standards caused by immigration, urging policymakers to address the challenges.
KFC & Greggs Tease Major Food Collaboration
Fast food giants KFC and Greggs have sparked rumours of a mouth-watering collaboration, leaving fans eager for more details.
Gen Z prefers social media recipes over cookbooks
Young Brits are turning to TikTok and Instagram for meal inspiration, leaving classic cookbooks behind. Discover the viral food trends taking over Gen Z's kitchens.
Guardian removes video following editorial review
The Guardian has taken down a video following internal review. Discover the reasons behind this decision and its implications.
Why British Pub Food Has Gone Downhill
Once a staple of hearty British fare, pub food has taken a nosedive in quality. From microwaved meals to lacklustre ingredients, we explore why gastropubs are struggling to keep up.
Blueberry storage mistake you're probably making
Discover the best way to store blueberries to prevent mould and extend their shelf life. Experts reveal the simple trick you're probably getting wrong.
Spiced Lamb Hand Pies: West African Comfort Food
Discover Maria Bradford's irresistible Sierra Leonean hand pies, packed with spiced lamb and rich flavours – a delicious twist on West African home cooking.
Epcot Food & Wine Festival: Beach Boys to Headline
The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival returns with a mouth-watering culinary experience and iconic performances, including The Beach Boys, at Disney World this autumn.
Aussies divided over surprise US fast food chain in Perth
Perth locals are buzzing after spotting a major US fast food chain opening in their city, but it's not the one they were hoping for. Find out why Australians are divided over this surprise arrival.
UK plans major reforms to National Crime Agency
The UK government is set to introduce sweeping reforms to the National Crime Agency and border security, with a focus on tackling cross-border crime and improving cooperation with France.
NCA warns of worsening small boat crossings crisis
The UK's National Crime Agency has issued a stark warning over increasing small boat Channel crossings, prompting criticism of Home Office policies. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of failing to tackle people smuggling effective
In-N-Out Burger Slips in Fast Food Rankings
In-N-Out Burger has slipped in the latest fast food rankings, losing its top spot. Find out which chains outperformed it and why.
Cooper: Govt undermining crime agency on immigration
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of undermining the National Crime Agency's efforts to tackle illegal immigration due to poor policymaking.
Council bans homemade sausage rolls at yard sale
A local council has sparked outrage after ordering a woman to stop selling homemade sausage rolls at a community yard sale, citing food safety regulations.
Drug gangs using UK public transport as 'mother ships'
The National Crime Agency warns of criminal gangs using buses and trains to distribute drugs across the UK, with a surge in 'county lines' operations.
Gregg Wallace 'triggered' remark sparks BBC backlash
MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace has come under fire for using the term 'triggered' in a recent episode, prompting a strong response from the broadcasting union. The BBC is now facing scrutiny over its editorial standards.
Police response disparity: Manchester vs Floyd protests
A stark comparison emerges between police handling of the Manchester Airport stabbing and the George Floyd protests, raising questions about double standards in law enforcement responses.
Guardian’s corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates across various reports. Stay informed with the most recent amendments.
Fred Sirieix's blind taste test shocker
First Dates' Fred Sirieix puts his palate to the test in a cheeky blind taste challenge, pitting premium foods against supermarket alternatives. The results? Surprisingly close!
5-Second Trick to Keep Bananas Fresh
Discover a simple yet effective trick to prevent bananas from ripening too quickly. This quick hack could save you money and reduce food waste.
TikTok's 'Perfect Face' trend sparks mental health concerns
A viral TikTok trend is sparking debate as users digitally alter their faces to fit an unattainable 'perfect' aesthetic. Experts warn of the psychological risks.
ICE offers $20k bonuses to tackle hiring crisis
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is rolling out lucrative signing bonuses and incentives to tackle severe staffing shortages, raising concerns over recruitment ethics.
UK food inflation hits essentials hardest
New data reveals UK food inflation remains stubbornly high, with staples like bread and milk seeing the sharpest price hikes. Discover which items are driving up your grocery bill.
Trump allies fire 'Deep State' lawyer in Russia hoax scandal
A former Trump administration staffer has been dismissed amid allegations of involvement in the Russia hoax, as allies of the ex-president intensify their crackdown on perceived 'Deep State' operatives.
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