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15123Everyone loves the Mediterranean Diet, but there's one big downsidebody+soulDietitian Melissa Meier weighs in on the popular diet and why there is one major flaw. |
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15122Spinach cannelloni | Homenews24The flavour combination of spinach, leeks, garlic, dill, creamy ricotta and just enough salty feta is a personal favourite. |
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15121'Innovative friendship scheme could give older people a new lease of life'Mirror OnlineA new buddy scheme will pair over 65s with a volunteer for six months, and Dr Miriam Stoppard says it could improve their health both physically and mentally |
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15105100 rare baby names in the UK as experts warn they could go extinctDaily RecordCloud, Cheryl, Fifi, Lion, Drake and Esteban are some of the names which could soon cease to exist. |
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15104There's no shame in JILTING your friends' weddingDaily Mail OnlineThere are 275,000 weddings every year in the UK, yet in 2022 it's predicted there will be 350,000. Samantha Brick recalls in her 30s receiving more than a dozen wedding invitations |
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15103Why is it called a ploughman’s lunch?MetroA ploughman’s lunch is a popular lunch dish served in pubs in the UK, traditionally served cold and consisting of bread, cheese and pickles. |
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15102I tried these smart lights in my son’s room — and it’s made bedtime a breezeTom's GuideFun and quirky smart lights might be the best, kid’s sleep-aid yet |
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15098Svaneti: The gateway to Georgia's ancient highlandsCNNA guide to Svaneti, a remote region spread across an expanse of snow-clad peaks and spruce-covered gorges in Georgia's highlands -- all linked together by a series of tiny medieval hamlets. |
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15097Inside a £40-a-night hotel at one of Europe's cheapest beach spotsDaily Mail OnlineThomas W. Hodgkinson stays at Riu Helios Paradise, which is £40 a night all-inclusive - including alcohol. He ventures to 'Funny Pub' - 'where all the action is'... |
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15096Mediterranean diet is good for your brainKnowridge Science ReportAs life expectancies across the world steadily increase, the world’s population is inexorably ageing. Too often, with age comes difficult health problems such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. These highly disabling conditions lead to deteriorating cognitive abilities, and little chance to lead an |