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17265JANE FRYER frolics at garden designed to mark Platinum JubileeDaily Mail OnlineJANE FRYER: There are few things more relaxing, uplifting and joyful than basking in a wildflower meadow on a sunny day - particularly in the middle of one of world's busiest capital cities. |
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17264Australian shopper is delighted after visiting a VERY fancy Aldi supermarket in Portugal - complete with a fresh juicing machine and a bread slicerDaily Mail OnlineAn Aldi shopper travelling around Europe was surprised by what she found after visiting an Aldi supermarket in Portugal for the first time. |
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17263All for one: Roasted halloumi, red onion and clementine saladDaily MailCouscous is ideal for quick meals as it barely requires any preparation. Try to find wholewheat couscous - it has a little more bite and nuttiness. |
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17262Caribbean choked by seaweed that kills wildlife and harms tourismDaily Mail OnlineBeachgoers and fishermen alike are having their summers ruined by something far less cinematic:record amounts of 'sargassum' seaweed that have inundated huge swaths of Atlantic Ocean shoreline. |
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17261A family glamping break on Dorset's extraordinary Jurassic CoastDaily MailEve McGowan, with her mum, Margaret, and a nine and 12-year-old in tow, checked into East Shilvinghampton Farm in Dorset, run by one of the pioneers of farm glamping. |
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17260Want to avoid disability in old age? Get a dog! Researchers find dog-owners are HALF as likely to be disabled in their 70s and 80sDaily Mail OnlineJapanese researchers have found owning a dog could help older adults stave off disability thanks to their canine companion boosting their physicals activity levels. But cat ownership did nothing. |
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17259I pruned my way from gloomy to bloomy!Daily Mail OnlineFor writer Lulah Ellender salvation lay in a flower-filled garden with a high hedge. She found great grief in losing her beloved garden when her house was sold |
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17253Tourists' photo fails will make you never want to leave home againDaily Mail OnlineWe've all tried to get that perfect photo, with the glorious blue sea and golden sand behind us, but not everyone's holiday photos have gone to plan. |
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17231Seven science-backed benefits of the Mediterranean dietLive ScienceCould it be the healthiest diet in the world? Here are seven science-backed benefits of the Mediterranean diet |
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17213Intermittent fasting trial sees weight loss benefits, but questions remainNew AtlasA study testing time-restricted eating has delivered positive results, indicating greater weight loss compared to calorie counting but researchers are still unsure whether the benefits are due to anything more than participants simply eating less. |