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Hive home heating review: Stay warm this winter, the smart way

Veteran advocate of the intelligent home, Stuart Pritchard explains why your house needs Hive

Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2025

Save our pudding! Are these homemade British comforts on the verge of extinction?

New research has suggested the humble puddings could vanish from tables in the next 50 years

The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2025

Treasures of British warship sunk in 1703 storm finally revealed three centuries on

Historians said new finds could be ‘the missing link’ to understanding more about England’s shipbuilding history

The Independent UK · Jul 31, 2025

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18th century shipwreck among ‘best preserved’ of its time, experts say

Latest diving surveys have revealed a ‘remarkable’ completeness of the Northumberland off the Kent coast.

Evening Standard · Jul 31, 2025

Cleo Laine, Britain's most successful jazz singer, dies aged 97

Versatile singer straddled jazz, classical, pop and musical theatre with four-octave range, and collaborated for decades with husband, John Dankworth

The Guardian - UK · Jul 25, 2025

Great British Sewing Bee 2025: Meet all 12 contestants in this year’s competition

12 more contestants will test their sewing skills on the BBC show

The Independent UK · Jul 16, 2025

The shorter man’s search for love: ‘One woman cried when I told her how tall I am’

Tinder is trialling a height filter, following in the footsteps of some other popular apps. What is behind the ‘6ft fixation’ in dating – and could it be scuppering the chance of true connection?

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025

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Spent by Alison Bechdel review – the graphic novelist faces up to midlife

In this playfully fictionalised memoir, Alison runs a pygmy goat sanctuary while making a name for herself on stage and screen

The Guardian - UK · May 28, 2025

Aussie Woman Sets World Record For Largest Collection Of Minions Memorabilia Bc Why TF Not?

Next stop, the moon!

Pedestrian.tv · Apr 28, 2025

Debut set for Port young gun with Tourette syndrome

Tom Cochrane will become the first AFL player with Tourette syndrome when he makes his debut for Port Adelaide against Essendon on Thursday night.

AAP · Mar 26, 2025

Girl, 6, diagnosed with cancer after first symptoms were dismissed as ‘growing pains’

The mother of a six-year-old girl who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma has urged other parents to ‘trust their instincts’

The Independent UK · Mar 6, 2025

It’s all kicking off! Footballers shown yellow and red cards before games

Plus: more tables as works of art, record numbers of away wins in league matches and 1-11 shirt numbers

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5, 2025

‘I feel like I’m on holiday!’ Inside our week-long mental load marriage swap

He walks the dog and does the cleaning and finances, she organises all the meals and responds to family WhatsApps. Would their household fall apart if they changed places?

The Guardian - UK · Mar 5, 2025

Catholics allowed to represent King at Church of Scotland after law overturned

A legacy of Stuart-era law was repealed to allow Lady Elish Angiolini to become Lord High Commissioner to Church of Scotland.

Evening Standard · Mar 4, 2025

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Ideal Home · Feb 2, 2025

'I wanted to create a warm and colourful home for my family to enjoy and remember'

Vibrant wallpaper, texture and colour are at the heart of this stunning family home

Bored Panda · Jan 31, 2025

Artist Paints Mouse Doing All Sorts Of Shenanigans, And The Results Are Adorable (45 Pics)

Stuart Dunkel is a painter and musician who is known for his adorable art featuring a mouse named Chuckie as the main character. The post Artist Paints Mouse Doing All Sorts Of Shenanigans, And The Results Are Adorable (45 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2025

Tim Dowling: doing dry January is a doddle these days – but I can’t wait for it to be over

I’ve succumbed to peer group pressure and am abstaining this month. So why are friends still bringing all this booze to my house?

Evening Standard · Jan 22, 2025

Families of pair who died at Polmont YOI to meet First Minister

Katie Allan, 21, and William Brown, 16, took their own lives at the facility within months of each other in 2018.

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2025

‘Please don’t hit me!’ The battle between ebikers and other cyclists

Ebike rentals are thought to have reduced car use – but caused consternation among some pedestrians and other road users. How can everyone get along?

The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2024

Solar farms v people power: the locals fighting for their county

Plans to install huge solar farms in the beautiful Norfolk countryside have outraged residents

Advnture · Nov 29, 2024

Helicopter rescue charity begs hikers to prepare for winter with this piece of kit that costs less than $30 and could save your life

Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance has explained how the right emergency equipment can save your life in the backcountry

The National (Scotland) · Nov 11, 2024

Scottish distillery launches new kitchen and bar as part of expansion

A SCOTTISH distillery has opened its new kitchen and bar as it aims to celebrate Orkney's rich food culture...

The National (Scotland) · Nov 8, 2024

Scottish housebuilder acquires unfinished Stewart Milne site after firm's collapse

A SCOTTISH housebuilder has made a deal with administrators of Stewart Milne to take over an unfinished development site in Aberdeen.

Woman & Home · Nov 7, 2024

Who is Grove in The Diplomat? The character's significance explained

If you've been hooked on hit Netflix series The Diplomat, you might be wondering about the character of Grove, and his significance to the storyline.

The Conversation · Nov 5, 2024

Secrets and lies: spies of the Stuart era played a dangerous game in the shadows of an unstable Europe

Stuart monarchs were repeatedly challenged by dangerous threats – a gunpowder plot, a civil war and political revolution. As a result, by the restoration of Charles II in 1660, the English government had come to rely on a shadowy trade of secrets for gathering domestic and international intelligence.

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