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	10761 Healthy muesli bar recipes to bake ahead Kidspot These breakfast bars and muesli bars are some of our favourite lunch box fillers. Packed full of real fruit and wholesome, healthy ingredients,you’ll feel good about popping one of these in your child’s lunch box.
	10760 Baked potato recipes that'll wow your family Kidspot Baking or stuffing potatoes is a great way to make this staple ingredient shine! Add your favourite flavours and just make sure one of them is cheese…you always need cheese!
	10759 Hydropower’s Dangerous Waters Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- It had been snowing hard for days in the Indian Himalayas before a thaw set in. Then, at
	10758 Woman shares clever £2 foil blanket trick which cools her home by four degrees Daily Record The simple trick takes only a minute to set up, meaning your house will be feeling cooler in no time.
	10748 What to do if you see a dog trapped in a hot car The Independent It’s important to take immediate action if your animal is displaying signs of heatstroke
	10747 Couple convert old school bus into mobile home to travel around the US Metro A couple, who abandoned their Italian travel plans due to Covid, have converted an old school bus into a mobile home to explore the US.
	10746 Scientist reveals why sunscreen sprays are the WORST purchase Daily Mail Online A scientist has revealed why you should never buy aerosol sunscreen - and even the TGA is having another look at them.
	10745 Woman saves £50k on home improvements by doing the work herself Metro This DIY-savvy woman has made big savings on her home renovations, doing all the work herself to cut costs.
	10739 'My sister refuses to babysit because she hates kids - I think she's selfish' Mirror Online A man has been left furious after his sister refused to look after his son - even though she told him months ago that she would 'never babysit' because she hates kids
	10721 Scientists Just Measured a Mechanical Quantum System Without Destroying It Science Alert There's a key aspect of quantum computing you may not have thought about before. Called 'quantum non-​demolition measurements', they refer to observing certain quantum states without destroying them in the process.