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	1644 Perfect summery bruschetta – with a garlicky Greek twist The Independent Maple syrup-grilled aubergines and a thick layer of skordalia – garlicky Greek paste from heaven – makes this freewheeling vegetarian bruschetta recipe, says Joe Yonan
	1643 Nasa finds new planet in orbit around two different stars The Independent Nasa has found a new planet in orbit around two stars, using an unprecedented technique.
	1642 Uranus' icy moons may be hiding buried oceans, scientists say Daily Mail Online It would 'not be at all surprising' if Titania (pictured) and Oberon - Uranus' largest moons - have liquid oceans under their icy surfaces, says a University of California, Santa Cruz scientist.
	1641 Seals can change the tone of their voice just like humans, study finds Daily Mail Online Harbour seals lowered the tone of their voice when they were played sounds of the sea, report scientists at a research centre in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
	1640 Airbus tests huge solar-powered plane that stays aloft for six months Metro The Zephyr will beam down an internet signal to people around the world.
	1639 What to do if 'lifestyle creep' is affecting your bank balance Metro Experts share their tips on what to do if 'lifestyle creep' is affecting your bank balance.
	1638 The most popular dog breeds in the UK - and the best dogs for long walks Metro Looking for a new four-legged friend? This list of the most popular breeds might inspire you - particularly if you're a fan of long walks.
	1637 Climate change, not humans, caused the extinction of woolly mammoths Metro The cousins of today's elephants lived alongside early humans and were a regular staple of their diet.
	1627 4 Surprising foods you thought were vegetarian but aren't Cape Town Etc Meatless burgers and vegetarian chocolates may hit the spot, but there is a range of famous products that are actually not vegetarian-friendly. Here are four foods to take off your vegetarian list.
	1616 50 American Small Towns Known for the Weirdest Things Reader's Digest From the largest ball of twine to a yearly mashed potato wrestling competition, these American towns are home to eccentric history.