Save Strawberry Tops for Easy Homemade Syrup
Learn how to transform strawberry tops into fragrant syrup with this simple tip from foodie Elly. Reduce waste and enjoy a sweet treat on ice cream or in drinks.
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Iranians everywhere face an impossible choice between war and tyranny
A personal reflection on the impossible choice Iranians face between war and tyranny, from a diaspora perspective.
Venezuelan Police Block Wage and Pension Protesters in Caracas
Venezuelan police block protesters demanding higher wages and pensions in Caracas, as acting president promises a wage increase on May 1.
Harry and Meghan Back UK Social Media Ban for Kids
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle support the UK government's plan to ban social media for under-16s, calling it a 'welcome step forward' but urging more action from tech companies.
Petition Against UK Social Media Ban Hits 150,000
A petition opposing the UK government's ban on social media for under-16s has exceeded 150,000 signatures, triggering a parliamentary debate. Critics warn of isolation risks.
Dublin Man Jailed for Nine Years for 'Terrible Cruelty' to Six Children, Including Locking Son in Fr
Dublin man jailed for nine years for severe child cruelty, including locking son in freezer; six children suffered neglect and abuse.
Childcare Centres Face Funding Loss After Safety Breaches
New legislation would allow childcare centres to lose federal funding after a single safety breach, with unannounced inspections and public naming of failing providers.
Quarter of UK university physics departments at risk of closing, survey finds
Survey reveals 26% of UK physics departments face closure within two years due to funding pressures, threatening national leadership in key technologies.
Wipe Windows with Vinegar After 9.19pm for Best Results
A cleaning expert recommends using vinegar and newspaper to clean windows streak-free, but timing is key—clean after sunset for best results. Learn the simple hack.
'I got a call at 1am saying leave right now': British businesswoman recounts chaotic escape from Dub
British businesswoman Zoe Jackson recounts her dramatic escape from Dubai amid Middle East conflict, witnessing missiles and debris.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Exempt Apps Listed
The UK government plans to ban under-16s from social media by spring 2027, targeting platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram, while exempting messaging apps and educational tools.
Eid al-Fitr 2026 Date Confirmed by Saudi Authorities After Moon Not Sighted
Saudi Arabia confirms Eid al-Fitr 2026 on Friday, March 20, after Shawwal crescent moon not sighted, completing Ramadan's 30 days.
Government Accused of Dodging University Fee Reforms as Greens Amendments Rejected
Labor rejects Greens amendments to include Morrison-era Job-Ready Graduates fee reforms in new tertiary education watchdog's remit, sparking accusations of broken promises.
Perfect Poached Eggs: Chef's Easy Pre-Step Trick
A chef tested six poached egg methods and found a simple vinegar-water soak yields perfectly round, non-stringy eggs without any vinegar taste.
Ex-Teacher Guilty of Historical Abuse at Edinburgh Academy
Former teacher John Young found guilty of 26 offences of sexual and physical assault against boys at Edinburgh Academy between 1966 and 1993.
Educating Yorkshire: Where Are the Original Cast Now?
Catch up with the original Educating Yorkshire cast, including Mushy, Tom Foster, Bailey Hill, and teacher Michael Steer, 12 years on.
Schoolgirl's Viral Reply to BBC Presenter Over Social Media Ban
Isabella's deadpan 'stare at a wall' reply to BBC Breakfast's Fiona Lamdin goes viral, leaving viewers howling after Sir Keir Starmer's under-16 social media ban announcement.
Ecuadorian Fishermen Describe Terrifying US Drone Strike Ordeal
Ecuadorian fishermen recount surviving US drone strike and detention at gunpoint, raising concerns over civilian casualties.
Pearson Fined £2m Over Serious Exam Standards Breaches
Ofqual fines Pearson £2m for serious exam breaches including online test security lapses and grading inconsistencies.
UK Students Warned on Terror Laws Ahead of 7 October Pro-Palestine Protests
UK universities warn students about terror laws ahead of pro-Palestine protests on the second anniversary of the 7 October Hamas attacks.
American Trapped in Israel Describes Life Under Rocket Fire
American Joy Rosenthal describes life under rocket fire in Jerusalem, trapped after flight cancellations amid war with Iran.
Iran Warns US Against Attack as Protest Death Toll Surpasses 500
Iran warns US against attack as protest death toll exceeds 500 amid ongoing crackdown, with Trump considering military options.
Why Britain Has So Many Names for a Bread Roll: An American Linguist's Investigation
American linguist explores why the UK has many regional names for a bread roll, from barm to cob, revealing history and language evolution.
Australians Turn To Prepping As Global Tensions Rise
Australians are increasingly turning to prepping as global tensions rise, with survivalists like Jim Greer and Mel preparing for worst-case scenarios.
Widow of Titan Sub Victim Tells of Four-Day Ordeal Waiting for News
Christine Dawood speaks for the first time about the four-day wait for news of the Titan submersible that killed her husband and son.
Michigan False Electors Face Fury and Recall Efforts
Michigan false electors face charges and recall efforts after signing fake certificates for Trump in 2020.
Stormzy Elected Honorary Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge
Stormzy has been elected an honorary fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, for his cultural impact and Stormzy Scholarship programme supporting Black students.
Two Forgotten Bathroom Spots That Cause Bad Smells
A professional cleaner reveals two commonly overlooked bathroom areas—toilet seat hinges and floor grout—that trap bacteria and cause persistent odors. Simple cleaning tips to eliminate smells.
10-Year-Old Boy Dies in Somerset School Coach Crash
10-year-old boy dies in Somerset school coach crash on Exmoor; 21 hospitalised, school closed, investigation ongoing.
Iranian doctors reveal scale of crackdown: mass burials and thousands dead
Iranian doctors and morgue staff reveal state efforts to conceal mass killings of protesters, with death toll estimates exceeding 30,000.
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