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	15128 Tourism killed Thailand's most famous bay. Here's how it was brought back to life CNN Back in 2018, Thai officials announced the indefinite closure of Maya Bay -- made popular by 2000 film "The Beach" -- to repair years of damage caused by overtourism. Here's how marine scientists brought it back to life.
	15127 Astronomers Image the Massive Black Hole At The Center of Our Galaxy PCMag With the help of supercomputers and computer algorithms, astronomers have captured the first image of
	15123 Everyone loves the Mediterranean Diet, but there's one big downside body+soul Dietitian Melissa Meier weighs in on the popular diet and why there is one major flaw.
	15122 Spinach cannelloni | Home news24 The flavour combination of spinach, leeks, garlic, dill, creamy ricotta and just enough salty feta is a personal favourite.
	15121 'Innovative friendship scheme could give older people a new lease of life' Mirror Online A 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
	15105 100 rare baby names in the UK as experts warn they could go extinct Daily Record Cloud, Cheryl, Fifi, Lion, Drake and Esteban are some of the names which could soon cease to exist.
	15104 There's no shame in JILTING your friends' wedding Daily Mail Online There 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
	15103 Why is it called a ploughman’s lunch? Metro A ploughman’s lunch is a popular lunch dish served in pubs in the UK, traditionally served cold and consisting of bread, cheese and pickles.
	15102 I tried these smart lights in my son’s room — and it’s made bedtime a breeze Tom's Guide Fun and quirky smart lights might be the best, kid’s sleep-aid yet
	15098 Svaneti: The gateway to Georgia's ancient highlands CNN A 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.