Declining Nutrients in Modern Crops: A Dilution Problem
Modern high-yield crops have lower nutrient levels due to a dilution effect, with starch increasing faster than minerals and vitamins.
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Teaching assistant jailed for sex with schoolboy in car
Teaching assistant Sophie Edwards has been jailed for three years and two months for sexual activity with a 15-year-old schoolboy, including sex in a car.
Westminster Council Blocks Greggs' 24-Hour Opening in Leicester Square
Greggs has been refused a late-night licence for its Leicester Square store, with police and council concerned about anti-social behaviour.
El Vino lifts ban on women standing at bar after appeal win
El Vino lifts ban on women standing at bar after Tess Gill and Anna Coote win Court of Appeal case in 1982, ending years of gender discrimination.
Irn-Bru maker ends glass bottle returns after 110 years
AG Barr to stop returnable glass bottles for Irn-Bru, citing fall in returns. £5m investment in new filling line.
Falmouth crowned Britain's loveliest harbour town, beating St Ives and Padstow
Falmouth has been named Britain's loveliest harbour town by The Telegraph, beating St Ives and Padstow for its maritime heritage, lively vibe, and seafood.
Martin Lewis warns holidaymakers over fake ETIAS visa waiver websites
Martin Lewis's MoneySavingExpert warns holidaymakers not to fall for fake ETIAS visa waiver websites charging fees before the scheme has even launched.
Gervais' Alley Cats branded 'filth' by BBC star
On Saturday Kitchen, Matt Tebbutt brands Ricky Gervais' new Netflix animation Alley Cats 'filth' and 'not family viewing' before its August 7 release.
UK firms in critical distress surge by a third as costs mount
Begbies Traynor report shows critical financial distress up 36.9% to 62,193, with hospitality and leisure sectors hit hardest.
Cold Exposure and Brown Fat: A Potential Key to Weight Loss
New research suggests brown fat, activated by cold exposure, could help fight obesity and type 2 diabetes. Studies show promising links to better metabolic health.
Budget Air Fryer Alternative Beats Expensive Models in Expert Tests
A budget Russell Hobbs air fryer beats expensive models in expert tests, offering compact design, versatility, and easy cleaning for under £200.
Paddy Power ad banned for encouraging repetitive gambling
Paddy Power ad banned by ASA for encouraging repetitive gambling and showing it taking priority over family.
Florida GOP withdraws 'Deport Depot' merchandise after Home Depot trademark complaint
Florida GOP pulls 'Deport Depot' merchandise after Home Depot trademark complaint. Items mimicked retailer's logo for fundraiser tied to DeSantis detention centre.
Rachael Ray: I prefer life in Italy to the US
Rachael Ray explains why she prefers living in Tuscany, Italy, over the US, citing peace, fresh air and her dog's happiness.
UK billionaires' wealth now equals 22% of GDP, report finds
New analysis shows the wealth of Britain's 157 billionaires equals 22% of GDP, highlighting a growing disconnect between economic growth and living standards.
US lawmakers escalate fight against prediction markets as ‘gambling in disguise’
US states and lawmakers are challenging prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, calling them unlicensed gambling that evades state regulation. At least 20 federal lawsuits have been filed.
Bedbug-sniffing dogs in high demand at Japanese hotels
Japanese hotels are deploying trained dogs to detect bedbugs as infestations rise amid record tourism numbers.
Quarter of Brits return to same holiday spot every year, study finds
Over a quarter of Brits return to the same holiday spot annually, citing safety, familiarity and emotional connection, research finds.
Wedding guest travels 16 hours to Scotland only to be turned away after ceremony
A guest travelled 16 hours to a Scottish wedding, only to be told to leave after the ceremony because her invite didn't include the meal.
Free bus travel for kids in England from today
From today, children aged 5 to 15 can travel free on participating buses in England for the whole of August, with unlimited journeys and no registration needed.
Brits face most cancellations on Balearic routes this summer
New data shows flights from London to Ibiza and Majorca are most likely to be cancelled this summer, with one route seeing a 5.56% cancellation rate.
Swatch apologises and pulls ad after Chinese backlash over 'slanted eye' gesture
Swatch apologises and removes an advert showing an Asian model pulling his eyes, after Chinese social media users accused it of racism and called for a boycott.
FAA probes near miss between Delta and American planes at Boston airport
FAA investigates after Delta jet comes within 300ft of an American Airlines plane at Boston Logan, forcing an aborted landing.
Trump and CBS near $20m settlement over Harris interview, report claims
Reports suggest a mediator has proposed a $20m settlement in Trump's lawsuit against CBS over a Kamala Harris interview, with negotiations stalled on an apology.
Love Island Stars Confirm Romance After Bombshell Rule
Love Island's Elicia and Ethan have broken their silence on romance rumours, confirming they are now exploring a connection and 'breaking' the bombshell rule.
Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid and Ed Balls return after Easter break
Susanna Reid and Ed Balls return to Good Morning Britain after Easter break, while Lorraine Kelly and Loose Women remain off air.
Esther Ghey launches phone-free summer holiday challenge
Esther Ghey is challenging youngsters to put their phones down for a week this summer and play outdoors with friends, after her daughter Brianna's murder.
How to claim a refund on your £174.50 TV licence
Learn the three circumstances under which you can claim a refund on your £174.50 BBC TV licence, including over 75 and blind concessions.
Man Survives Clinging to High-Speed Train After Cigarette Break
A man survived clinging to a high-speed train in Austria after stepping off for a cigarette. The railjet left without him, prompting an emergency stop.
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