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‘It’s hard to get wrong – it’s chips, bread and sauce!’ Why chip butties are having a moment in Australia

A budget-friendly price tag and a taste for nostalgia has brought the starchy British comfort food back on Australian cafe menus – with some saucy multicultural twists

The Guardian - AU

Full starting orders for the 2024 Isle of Man TT revealed

McGuinness, who turns 52 this month, already confirmed his returned to the TT for 2024 late last year as he continues with the official Honda team.

Autosport

I don’t need a mathematician to tell me my child will throw a raging tantrum in the car

Diligent researchers have drawn up a formula to predict the precise timing of the screams. I could have saved them some work, says journalist Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - UK

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Maths expert calculates 'exact formula' for predicting backseat tantrums

Dr James Hind, a statistician at Nottingham Trent University, has cracked the code for predicting car tantrums, helping parents to prepare for backseat breakdowns

Daily Mirror

T-minus 10: Statistician writes formula to predict kids’ backseat tantrums

The chances of backseat breakdowns are mitigated with food, but increased with the addition of siblings

The Guardian - UK

Are we there yet? Maths expert calculates formula to predict back seat tantrums

Average child typically takes 70 minutes to lose it during long car trip

Wales Online

Are we there yet? Maths expert creates formula to predict backseat tantrums

Two children with no entertainment and no snacks can brew up trouble just 40 minutes into a car journey, an expert predicts.

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'Perfect' chip butty formula is created by scientists

Research found that a number of people weren't putting enough chips inside their sandwich.

Daily Record

Scientist creates formula for perfect chip butty - you're doing it wrong

Apparently one of the biggest mistakes is using 50% too few chips

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