Chaunsa Mango: Vitamin C-Rich 'King of Fruits' Tastes Like Honey
Chaunsa mangoes, or honey mangoes, are a little-known Pakistani fruit with 'incredible sweetness' and immune-boosting Vitamin C, providing 80% of daily needs per fruit.
Chaunsa mangoes, or honey mangoes, are a little-known Pakistani fruit with 'incredible sweetness' and immune-boosting Vitamin C, providing 80% of daily needs per fruit.
NHS surgeon Dr Karan Rajan explains that higher relative humidity and heat-retaining homes make UK heatwaves feel more intense than in hotter countries.
Shoppers buying avocados are urged to apply a strict five-day rule: buy firm, green avocados exactly five days before eating to ensure peak ripeness and reduce waste.
Michelin-starred chef Tom Shepherd recommends adding 25% fat to beef mince for juicier burgers. He suggests using minced beef fat from a butcher or mixing in butter or bacon.
Residents in Northwich, Cheshire, are outraged after Labour-run council orders removal of St George's Cross bunting from Church Road, citing driver danger, ahead of World Cup quarter-final.
Walton Hall and Gardens in Warrington, 30 mins from Manchester, offers a free zoo, £3 Thomas the Tank Engine train, adventure golf, and more. Rated 4.7 on Google.
Drivers are warned to avoid washing cars between 10am and 5pm during Thursday's heatwave as experts say intense sun can cause streaks, watermarks, and paint damage.
A man known as Frank says he experienced a time slip back to the 1950s when he walked into a bookshop on Liverpool's Bold Street in 1996, a phenomenon also reported by others.
As the UK heatwave continues, gardeners are urged to provide water for birds like blackbirds and robins, which face dehydration and disease risks. Experts recommend shallow trays or bird baths, cleaned regularly.
As the UK heatwave continues, gardeners are urged to leave shallow water trays for robins and garden birds, which face heightened risks from scorching temperatures and dehydration.
Experts warn that charging iPhones in temperatures above 35°C during the UK heatwave can permanently reduce battery lifespan. Avoid windowsills, cars, and beds.
Garden paths can be more than a link from A to B. With the right edging plants, they become inviting features. Learn which plants soften paving, add fragrance, and thrive in sun or shade.
As the UK heatwave continues, gardeners are urged to provide shallow water trays for birds, as 43% of bird species face decline, experts warn.
Dog owners urged to inspect pets for grass seeds after walks, as July sees peak insurance claims. Google searches for 'grass seed dog' surged 80% in June.
England face Norway in World Cup quarter-final amid thunderstorm fears. Harry Kane confirms playing golf with Donald Trump. Triple injury boost for England as Rice, Guehi, James train.
Michelin-starred chef Tom Shepherd shares his top tip for restaurant-quality burgers: adding fat to the mince. A 75% meat to 25% fat ratio ensures juicy, flavourful patties.
Chef Poppy O'Toole recommends a wet marinade of water, salt, sugar, lemon, herbs, garlic, vinegar, and lemon juice to keep chicken thighs moist on the barbecue. A survey of 2,000 adults shows 87% enjoy 'picky bits' in summer.
Prune English lavender now for a second bloom in August. Gardener Lindsey shares her simple trimming trick to encourage fresh growth and more flowers later this summer.
Experts urge Brits to adjust fridge use as heatwave hits UK. AO survey shows 40% struggle with food storage; 48% don't change habits. Tips: avoid overfilling, leave space, consider a second fridge, rotate items.
Michelin-starred chef Tom Shepherd says the key to juicy burgers is adding fat to the mince mixture. He recommends a 75/25 meat-to-fat ratio for optimal taste and texture.
Chef Poppy O'Toole reveals a simple wet marinade to keep chicken thighs moist on the barbecue. Mix water, salt, sugar, lemon, herbs, garlic, vinegar, and lemon juice, then marinate overnight for super moist results.
The Trump administration proposes an 8-9ft permanent fence around Lafayette Square and additional White House fencing amid security concerns, including an Iranian assassination threat, sparking backlash from activists and lawmakers.
Product recalls this week include M&S truffle Gouda due to listeria, Amazon baby float and sand toys with asbestos, John Lewis doorstops with asbestos, and Primark pepper mills with lead. Customers urged to return items.
Major UK retailers including M&S, Tesco, Lidl, John Lewis and Primark have issued urgent recalls over listeria, lead and asbestos risks. Shoppers urged not to eat or use affected items.
Andy Wightman's Who Owns Scotland website reveals 88% of rural Scotland is privately owned, with 408 landowners controlling over half, the most concentrated pattern in Europe.
Saturn Return hits everyone between ages 27-30, causing upheaval in relationships, careers, and life direction. Astrologer Kerry King explains what it is and how to survive it.
Gardeners are urged to deadhead flowers in July as extreme UK temperatures risk rapid wilting and fading blooms, encouraging a second flush of flowers.
Chef Kathleen Ashmore shares her mayo-free tuna salad recipe, using pepperoncini peppers for a burst of briny flavor, creating an irresistible staple.
Interior designers reveal five common paint colours—bright red, teal, pure white, dark brown, and mint green—that can make your home look cheap and tacky, offering better alternatives.
Hydrangeas can struggle in hot weather, but adding one natural item to the soil in July is a simple method to protect them and keep them blooming next year.