Elvis-inspired fundraiser
In March, Darren and his daughter, Megan, transformed themselves into Elvis – wearing fancy dress to run the Ironbridge Half Marathon. Together they raised over £1,000 for kidney research.
Darren said: “After…
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New Year’s Eve Dinners in and Around Seattle
Fremont’s Hamdi pulls out all the stops for a roasted lamb feast.
We’ve made it to the end of the year; time for a deep breath and a toast to memories past, present, and future, ideally with a plate of good food and a full glass. Most
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Multi-million-euro project to prevent infections from developing into cancer
SHIELD Joint Action project launched – official announcement
Every year, more than two million people in Europe develop cancer, and one in eight of these cancer cases are caused by an infection that could have been prevented (HPV, hepatitis B…
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Princess Beatrice Is ‘Under Enormous Pressure’ After a Christmas Invite Tests Her Royal Loyalties
The royal family has always enjoyed the Christmas holiday at Sandringham, but this year is much different from prior years after the former Prince Andrew’s Jeffrey Epstein scandal exiled him for good.
That ongoing drama has reportedly left his…
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Women’s Tennis Unveils 2026 Spring Schedule
FORT WORTH – Coming off a fall campaign that saw 50 singles wins and 56 doubles victories amongst the squad, the TCU women’s tennis team released its schedule for the 2026 spring season, the program announced Tuesday.
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Howard Stern’s new SiriusXM deal: How he plans to ‘have it all’
NEW YORK — Howard Stern will spend another three years on SiriusXM, telling listeners Tuesday that he’s “figured out a way to have it all.”
And reps confirmed that he’s not trolling us again like he did back in August when he brought on Andy…
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The twelve viruses of Christmas, and how to make your own – out of paper
Viruses, as we all know, are invisibly small things that make us sick. But is that the whole story?
Zoom in close enough and you’ll discover the complex, unseen world of viruses. Some do make us sick, but many others simply exist…
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In defence of sprouts, Christmas pudding and duck fat – by a doctor
There are few things I look forward to more each year than an excellent Christmas lunch. In fact, I deliberately avoid roast dinners in the run-up to the big day. Especially obligatory work parties, where the turkey inevitably resembles…
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What makes a song sound ‘Christmassy’? Musicologist explains
Within the first notes of many classic Christmas songs, we’re transported directly to the festive season. Why is it that it’s these particular pieces of music that get us thinking of the holidays?
In his book Music’s Meanings, the…
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Could your boss be lonely? Here’s why it matters more than you might think
Loneliness is the pain we feel when our social connections fall short of fulfilling our needs. At its core, it reflects a fundamental human need: to feel close to and connected with others. But it is also often an invisible experience.
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