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Crude Mildly Lower on Dollar Strength and Macroeconomic Concerns

May WTI crude oil (CLK23 ) this morning is down -0.29 (-0.36%), and May RBOB gasoline (RBJ23 ) is down -0.27 (-0.10%). May Nymex natural gas (NGK23 ) is up +0.154 (+7.66%). Crude oil and gasoline prices this morning are modestly lower. A stronger dollar today is weighing on energy...

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Just Stop Oil protestors carrying paint clash with guards as they attack dinosaur exhibit

Just Stop Oil climate change protesters carrying paint clashed with museum security guards after jumping a barrier at a dinosaur display at Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry

Daily Mirror

Dermatologist explains why freshly washed hair sometimes looks 'gross' and greasy

If your hair is freshly washed, but still looking greasy, a dermatologist has shared there could be multiple reasons why this is - and one of them could be where you're putting your hair oil

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Protesters clash with museum security guards in dinosaur display

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause criminal damage.

The Independent UK

PTT's power generation arm GPSC to build solar farm in India

Global Power Synergy Plc (GPSC), the power generation arm of national oil and gas conglomerate PTT Plc, continues to grow its renewable business in India after its subsidiary Avaada Energy Private (Avaada) won an auction for a 421-megawatt solar farm project in this country.

Bangkok Post

Briny feta makes a full meal of tomatoey Greek baked beans

On the Greek table, vegetable dishes called ladera are not intended as mere sides

The Independent UK

Is the Ukraine war boosting or damaging the Russian economy?

IMF suggests invasion spending is pushing up GDP but academics argue non-military economy is foundering

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The £1 store cupboard: Henry Dimbleby’s budget family recipes

Meatless meatballs bursting with flavour, and bolognese with a lower meat content but all the texture and taste

The Guardian - UK

Starbucks olive oil-infused drinks send people ‘running to loo’

Oleato range to be offered in US, UK, Japan, and the Middle East in near future

The Independent UK

Starbucks olive oil infused drinks send people ‘running to loo’

Oleato range to be offered in US, UK, Japan, and the Middle East in near future

The Independent UK

As Demand for This Industry Surges, This Stock Is Lagging Behind

While the energy sector has been sailing smoothly, junior oil and gas company Reconnaissance Energy (RECAF) has been struggling with declining revenue and profitability. The stock has plummeted more than 20% over the past month. Hence, it could be best avoided. Read more.

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This Energy Stocks Chart Is Very Telling: It’s Downhill From Here

Although the energy sector is anticipated to remain buoyed despite macroeconomic uncertainties, Tellurian (TELL), on the flip side, is likely to be far from witnessing a positive trajectory. Given the current market dynamics and TELL’s bleak fundamentals, it could be wise to avoid the energy stock now. Read on.

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Exxon’s new ‘advanced recycling’ plant raises environmental concerns

Advocates warn plants like the latest addition to the Texas complex generate hazardous pollutants and provide cover for oil giants to produce new plastic products

The Guardian - US

Please don't blow up a pipeline after seeing this film

At a time when many filmmakers are paranoically spoiler-phobic, director Daniel Goldhaber doesn't mind if audiences know the outcome of his new movie going in.

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5 recipes to usher in spring brunch season

After a winter of heavy dishes, it's time to lighten things up with herb-filled quiches, frittatas and citrus.

Al Jazeera

Kuwait’s new government revealed, the seventh in three years

Turmoil between Kuwait’s parliament and executive has stalled much-need investments and reforms.

The Conversation

Africa's energy sector will need to transform radically - these are the five biggest challenges

The future of Africa’s energy sector is getting increasing attention from policymakers and the private sector. As demand for energy rises, current energy systems must grow rapidly to meet it. This must be done in reliable, resilient and affordable ways – while “staying the course” of climate compatibility and ensuring…

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Rosemary hair oil is all over TikTok—but here's why experts warn you should be cautious

TikTok is going wild for rosemary hair oil, but caution should be exercised...

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The Independent UK

Six Ramadan recipes to keep you full throughout the day

From 30-minute pakoras to budget-friendly borek, my recipes will keep you going through the holy month without breaking the bank, says Zubda Malik

Asharq Al-Awsat

Fourth Batch of Saudi Oil Derivatives Grant Arrives in Aden

The fourth batch of the Saudi oil derivatives grant, consisting of 150,000 tons of diesel and 100,000 metric tons of mazut, arrived at Yemen's interim capital Aden on Sunday. This initiative is part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing efforts to support the Yemeni people, in response to a request by the…

Foreign Affairs

The Age of Energy Insecurity

How the fight for resources is upending geopolitics.

Tribune News Service

Kuwait names another new government — the fourth in 8 months

Kuwait named the prime minister’s fourth government in eight months, as the oil-rich OPEC member faces little let-up from political uncertainty and economic malaise.

The Guardian - UK

Charles III’s coronation: why a spoon and not a crown carries more weight

Most items of regalia used for coronation are at most 350-years-old, but there is one notable exception

Bangkok Post

Opec seeks stability via 'quake'

Opec+ defends its surprise supply cut as being aimed at oil market "stability." One can only imagine the glum faces as they realised they had instead teed-up an 8% price spike. Oh well, at least the extra money will offer some small consolation.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kuwait Prime Minister Selects New Cabinet

Kuwait's Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf al-Sabah has selected a new cabinet, state news agency KUNA reported on Sunday. Sheikh Ahmad was re-appointed as prime minister by the crown prince in March, more than a month after the government resigned. Sheikh Talal Al-Khaled Al-Sabah was re-appointed as minister of interior…

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