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I’ve taste-tested 35 Easter eggs, but these are the 17 to crack into for 2026

With options from M&S, Waitrose, Lindt and more, here’s a cracking selection of chocolate treats

The Independent UK

My hairdresser recommended K18’s £70 hair mask for my damage – but is it worth the price?

My minimal hair routine finally caught up with me – could this hero product really reverse years of colour and heat damage?

The Independent UK

I taste-tested the M&S Valentine’s Day meal deal – here’s my honest review

Enjoy a starter, main, side, dessert and a bottle of wine for just £12.50 per head

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11 best creatine supplements for muscle strength, bone and brain health

As a keen gym-goer, creatine is an essential part of my routine

The Independent UK

We tasted the best supermarket Christmas sandwiches, and this was the clear winner

From turkey to chestnuts, there are plenty of festive fillings to enjoy this year

The Independent UK

The 8 best supermarket pizzas in 2026, tried and tested

Night-off dinner, sorted – but which pizza should you go for?

The Independent UK

California lawmakers to vote on plan allowing the state to buy power

California lawmakers will vote on a plan that would allow the state to buy electricity

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California may avoid summer blackouts as Gov. Gavin Newsom praises increased battery shortage

RICHMOND, Calif. — The threat of power shutoffs on hot California days is likely to be kept at bay thanks in large part to thousands of new megawatts of battery storage being added to the electricity grid this year, according to the latest state energy data.

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California prepares for energy shortfalls in hot, dry summer

California is preparing for an energy shortfall equivalent to what it takes to power about 1.3 million homes when demand is at its peak in the hottest months of summer

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