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Fish pie with a rosti topping recipe by Rosie Sykes

There’s no need to mash potato or make a white sauce with this crunchy-topped fish pie

The Guardian - UK

The 20 best easy comfort food recipes

Nigel Slater’s baked croissants with ham and cheese, Nigella Lawson’s chicken barley and Ravneet Gill’s blueberry pancakes – these warming dishes will bring you cold-weather comfort

The Guardian - UK

Carp herpes virus could help reduce degradation of Logan, Albert river systems

Introducing a virus to cull carp in southeast Queensland waterways has in-principle support from the government but concerns for the effects on other species mean it is not yet a done deal.

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What's driving the potato chip shortage and when will it pass?

Potatoes are among Australia’s favourite vegetables. However, we are facing a shortage of processed potatoes, especially of frozen chips. Coles introduced a two-item limit for shoppers seeking frozen potato products. Fish and chip businesses are under pressure and some are outraged McDonald’s is launching a new potato product in the…

The Conversation

Russia rules out talks with Japan on fishing near disputed islands

Russia said on Sunday it will not hold annual talks with Japan on renewing a pact that allows Japanese fishermen to operate near disputed islands, saying Japan has taken anti-Russian measures.

Reuters

15 things you could do in 00s Nottingham that you can't do now

We've looked through our archives to find some of the things we loved and miss most about the 2000s

Nottingham Post

Britain's best takeaway spots revealed - see if your local favourite makes the cut

Britain's best takeaway spots have been revealed in a new interactive map which contains options to suit a wide range of tastes across the country – but did your local favourite make the cut?

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The Masked Singer's Jonathan Ross 'knows' who Jellyfish is as fans agree

The judge thinks he's uncovered the identity of celeb behind the marine character

Manchester Evening News

King Henry I's deadly horror-movie diet

Known for his ruthlessness, King Henry I's fatal weak spot proved to be his diet

Salon

Coyotes are chasing skiers at Idaho resort, experts not sure why

Coyotes in Sandpoint, Idaho, have been exhibiting “highly unusual behavior,” which includes chasing skiers at Schweitzer Mountain Ski Resort.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Huge oarfish thought to predict earthquakes discovered washed up on beach

The oarfish was the first reported sighting in Ecuador this year. When they are seen it can be caused by storms washing them towards land and are believed to be a sign earthquakes or tsunamis

Daily Mirror

One-sided buck, suburban wild turkeys, sharks & bluegills, world-record whitefish

A one-sided buck in a forest preserve, another expansion of wild turkeys in the suburbs, the world-record lake whitefish and Quint on bluegills and sharks are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

Foodies flying to UK for biggest portion of fish and chips - weighing a stone

The Chip Inn, in Huthwaite, Nottinghamshire, are famed for their humongous food boxes and have now added the largest chippy tea in the country to their menu - containing a whopping 4,500 calories

Daily Mirror

Angling: The return of grassroots fishing

A topic that is often raised by many anglers today, is that there is still a clear indication that many rods, particularly those embarking upon the competition fishing scene, are now returning to the grassroots style of traditional fishing. When c

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The Conversation

Power struggles in nature can be more subtle, nuanced and strategic than just dog-eat-dog

Scientists used to think power in animals played out in a tidy and simple way. Nature is a dog-eat-dog place. Rams butt heads in a thunderous spectacle, and the winning male gets to mate with a female. Bigger, stronger, meaner animals beat up smaller, weaker, more timid ones, and then…

Daily Mirror

Man beats shark with HAMMER on beach in horrifying video - and could face charges

WARNING, DISTRESSING FOOTAGE: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is recommending charges against a 33-year-old man after he allegedly smashed a shark with a hammer on Bicentennial Beach Park

The Guardian - UK

‘Around here, people want top-end food’: how Lancashire’s Ribble Valley became Britain’s gastropub capital

With villages around the town of Clitheroe now home to three of the UK’s top 50 gastropubs, we celebrate this unique north-western take on excellent pub dining

Chicago Sun-Times

Snapshots from opening day at the Chicagoland Fishing, Travel & Outdoor Expo

Some snapshots from opening day at the Chicagoland Fishing, Travel & Outdoor Expo, which runs through Sunday at the Schaumburg Convention Center.

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Edinburgh workers discover incredible lost shop after knocking down wall

Images taken during refit of city golfing supplies store capture rediscovery of vintage interior dating back to the early 1900s when the premises was home to a fishmongers and butchers.

Newsroom.co.nz

Making fishing an al-luring family business

Northland-based On Top Lures is doing good business selling high-end fishing lures around the world.

Daily Mirror

Stunned fishermen catch rare 'living fossil' beast - and it's older than dinosaurs

Father and son duo Keith Dees and Huntley, from the US, reeled in an alligator gar during their annual fishing trip to Alabama, admitting catching this record-breaking beast "never crossed" their minds

Inverse

Lab-grown chicken could hit store shelves soon — here's how it tastes

Lab-grown meat and fish could fill grocery store shelves in the near future — and they could make meals more environmentally friendly.

The Independent UK

From Japanese knotweed to grey squirrel: How one chef is plating up invasive species

Japanese knotweed, grey squirrels, and American signal crayfish are just some of the invasive species endangering native biodiversity in the UK. But what if we ate them? Kate Ng piques her appetite for the pests that plague Britain

The Independent UK

‘Offensive’ police code name for Nadhim Zahawi tax probe linked to tropical fish

Exclusive: Operation Catalufa was named after a species of ray-finned fish that lives deep in the Pacific Ocean

The Conversation

Deep sea reefs are spectacular and barely-explored – they must be conserved

Sunlit coral reefs are perhaps the most famous marine habitat and many people will have snorkelled over or dived down to one at some point. Home to a quarter of all known ocean life, these “rainforests of the ocean” have been at the forefront of marine research for decades and…

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