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US Gravel National Championships: Lauren Stephens and Bradyn Lange win elite titles

Third consecutive title in Minnesota for Stephens as Sarah Lange takes women's elite runner-up spot while Michael Garrison claims men's silver in sprint

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Jon Bon Jovi says being a grandfather is 'crazy but wonderful'

Jon Bon Jovi admits being a grandfather is "crazy but wonderful" after his son Jake Bongiovi and his wife Millie Bobby Brown adopted a baby girl over the summer.

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Flavour of the month: why edible natives make a delicious sustainable choice for home gardens

Spring has sprung, and native plants such as lemon myrtle, mountain pepper and finger limes can add colour to the garden and flavour to the kitchen

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This fruit could be better for your overall health than an apple

Even the skin is safe to eat, nutritionists say

The Independent UK

How to grow fuchsias for masses of fairy-tale blooms – 5 key steps for guaranteed success

They're one of my favourites!

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How to grow daffodils: expert tips for planting cheery yellow bloomers

Now's the perfect time to plant daffodils – learn how to grow a stunning spring display

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Researchers uncover stunning effects of music to lower heart rates and blood pressures of ICU patients

Millions of Americans living with high blood pressure, and increased or abnormal heart rate

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This simple trick will stop your bananas turning brown — and it's sitting in your pantry

Your bananas will stay fresh for longer if stored with this one surprising item.

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Researchers 3D print lightweight ceramic fuel cell — suggests alternative power source for the aerospace industry

Researchers from the Technical University of Denmark have created a 3D printing process that creates efficient, lightweight fuel cells that could transform the aerospace industry.

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How to prune climbing roses for abundant flowering next summer

Expert tips for trimming, supporting and training

Ideal Home

How diamonds, gold and platinum became medical gamechangers

Imagine a world where dangerous conditions in unborn babies can be treated with diamonds smaller than a virus, where gold can find and destroy cancer cells with laser-like precision, and where platinum can change the genetic code of tumours. This isn’t science fiction – it’s happening in modern medicine.

The Conversation

Frida Kahlo portrait could sell for $60 million and shatter records at Sotheby's

A self-portrait by Frida Kahlo’ could set records when it is sold at auction in November

The Independent UK

What is the Super Ballon d'Or?

The unique award has only ever been awarded once—that was in 1989.

Sports Illustrated

Why saving the honeybee could be bad news for other bees

In this week’s newsletter: a conservation success story has a sting in its tail as wild pollinators pay the price

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Why your favourite tipple could help your foreign language skills

Researchers suggest that drinking alcohol lowers anxiety, helping learners speak more freely

Tom’s Guide

I knew standing leg extensions could boost mobility, but this was the most surprising benefit for my hip strength

Standing leg extensions are a functional exercise that builds strong, injury-proof hips and improves lower-body strength, mobility and balance. Here's how to do them, and the benefits you could expect.

The Independent UK

The juice bar shot that can boost your immune system this cold and flu season

Used for more than 5,000 years and considered sacred by the ancient Egyptians, wheatgrass is safe in small amounts

International Business Times UK

First the Dire Wolf, Now the Dodo Bird? Scientists Grow Cells That Could Revive Extinct Species After 300 Years

Colossal Biosciences had announced a significant milestone in its quest to revive extinct species, successfully cultivating pigeon cells linked to the 300-year-lost dodo bird, following earlier claims of bringing back the dire wolf.

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Prehistoric insects trapped in amber give ‘little windows’ into ancient life on Earth

For the first time, scientists have discovered prehistoric insects preserved in amber in South America

The Independent UK

Europe is set to have a new tallest church by the end of the year

The first pieces are already in place and the rest will be added in phases over the coming months

The Independent UK

Plastic nanoparticles found inside edible vegetables for first time

Nanoplastics penetrate natural barriers in radish roots and accumulate in both fleshy part and leaves

The Independent UK

Meet the first endangered baby bonobo born at UK zoo

Bonobos, which share more than 98 per cent of their DNA with humans, are under threat of extinction

The Independent UK

Cassette tape can hold every song ever made using DNA

New format offers solution to long-term data storage crisis

The Guardian - AU

Oodles of Lucys: survey reveals Australia’s most popular dog breeds and names

Australians leave the television or radio on for pets, take time off work to care for them and bring them on holidays, report finds

The Independent UK

Country’s largest freshwater pearl in 400 years goes on display

It’s the largest found since the Kellie Pearl was discovered in 1621

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