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	3150 Brazil health agency confirms COVID-19 cases in cruise ship The Independent Passengers on the cruise ship MSC Preziosa had to wait more than six hours to disembark at Rio de Janeiro Sunday due to an inspection by Brazilian health authorities that confirmed 28 cases of COVID-19 on board - 26 passengers and two crew members
	3149 Tiktok's tastiest hits: Strawberry sorbet Daily Mail Online #strawberrysorbet has had 4.8 million video views
	3148 What do the new HS2 and HS3 rail plans means for passengers? The Independent Government promises faster journey times to and from Derby and Nottingham
	3145 Victoria Hislop on the Greek islands that inspired her novels Metro From Spinalonga (the setting of her debut novel The Island) to Crete, Victoria Hislop shares some of her favourite travel moments.
	3144 Tiktok's tastiest hits: Strawberry sorbet Daily Mail Online #strawberrysorbet has had 4.8 million video views
	3143 Release your inner Flintstone at this rock-face Airbnb Daily Mail Online This incredible Airbnb has been built into the flank of a mountain in Colorado, with the rock face forming a striking part of the interior design - it juts right into several of the rooms.
	3142 Dogs can 'effortlessly' learn names of their toys, study finds Daily Mail Online In a sample of 40 dogs, seven were able to fetch specific toys when the individual toy names were spoken by a human, report experts at Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary.
	3141 Woman goes on incredible mountain hiking adventures - with her cat in tow Mirror Online Exclusive: Aaricia Wiesen, 24, who lives near Glasgow, bought her cat to cope with lockdown loneliness - and now they turn heads every time they leave the house
	3140 Russian scientists clone cow to produce lactose-free milk Daily Mail Online Scientists in Moscow have cloned a cow whose milk doesn't contain the protein that causes lactose intolerance in humans. Born in April 2020, the calf is healthy with a normal reproductive cycle.
	3139 NASA telescope spots mysterious 'free-floating' planets Daily Mail Online A mysterious population of 'free-floating' planets may be alone in deep space, unbound to any host star, according to University of Manchester researchers.