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	25625 British tourist hotspot beating Brazil as one of the world's best places Express The Spanish island of Menorca came 13th in National Geographic's 2024 Travel List, coming ahead of Sao Paulo, the Hudson Valley and British Columbia.
	25600 The secret is out – why shoulder season travel is on the rise Your Life Choices Experts explain why shoulder seasons are a great time to book a great value holiday as well as avoid the worst of the crowds.
	25599 What has gone wrong for Saudi-backed Newcastle? AFP Newcastle enjoyed a meteoric rise during the first 18 months of their new era under the control of the Saudi sovereign wealth fund but the...
	25598 The 25 Best Stellenbosch Restaurants | Food and Home Food and Home New The 25 Best Stellenbosch Restaurants. 1. Kunjani at Kunjani Wines 2. Tokara Restaurant at Tokara Wine Estate 3. Cavalli Dine Restaurant
	25597 First humans out of Africa stopped at Persian Plateau on way to Eurasia, study suggests ABC News Our ancestors left Africa some 70,000 years ago, but it took them thousands of years to make it to Europe or Asia. A DNA study may shed light on where they ended up during this 'long pause'.
	25595 Stephanie Alexander’s versatile meatball Your Life Choices Stephanie Alexander explains what you can do with the humble meatball – from hamburgers to party snacks. And the price is right!
	25594 Why Do Animals Act Strangely During A Solar Eclipse? IFLScience We can't blame them, eclipses are a bit spooky.
	25593 Millie Bobby Brown Admits to Being a "Karen" Who Leaves Negative Reviews Under a Fake Name Marie Claire Millie Bobby Brown said on a podcast that she's a "Karen" who leaves negative reviews under a fake name.
	25592 Mum returns from holiday to find son covered kitchen in 900 metres of tinfoil Mirror Online Prankster Maks Majewski hatched a plan to shock his mum Anna Jankowski when she returned home from a trip to Poland by covering her kitchen with 125 rolls of tin foil
	25528 California Anticipates "Impressive" Superbloom As Officials Beg "Take Photos Not Flowers" IFLScience The stunning array of wildflowers is set to return, but visitors are being urged to “keep the beauty in the bloom.”