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Cyclospora outbreak not under control yet, says former FDA commissioner
Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the US cyclospora outbreak was not yet under control, despite Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s assurances. He said the Food and Drug Administration had made progress in identifying and isolating the likely source, but that officials could not yet be certain transmission had been contained; clearer public communication…
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Water supply failure leaves Gatwick without working toilets
A water supply failure has left Gatwick airport without working toilets, bars or restaurants, leaving passengers unable to get hot drinks, wash their hands or fill water bottles on Sunday. The disruption, which also affected the wider Sussex and Kent area, caused significant inconvenience to travellers at the start of their journeys, with some describing…
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Meghan calls Harry ‘a charmer’ during MasterChef Australia appearance
The Duchess of Sussex received a surprise video call from Prince Harry while appearing as a guest judge on MasterChef Australia, an episode that has divided critics and viewers. Meghan greeted him warmly on air and later called him “a charmer” after producers handed her the phone mid-filming, with contestants tasked with creating a dish…
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Am I a chicken-shop lefty? Here’s what a French fast food row taught me about politics | Coco Khan
In a comment piece, journalist Coco Khan reflects on a row in France over Master Poulet, a halal rotisserie chicken chain, after it opened its first UK branch. The controversy began when Karim Bouamrane, the Socialist mayor of Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine near Paris, tried to block a Master Poulet branch near the town hall, initially using concrete…
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The biggest food and drink mistakes travelers make on flights, experts warn
Nutrition experts warn that common food and drink choices during flights can worsen dehydration, bloating, dry skin and fatigue. The advice matters because cabin conditions, particularly very dry air, can quickly affect comfort and wellbeing while travelling. Changes in cabin humidity, pressure and oxygen levels can contribute to these problems, with dry air identified as…
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Cruise passenger horrifies diners by scratching bare foot with restaurant fork
A Carnival Cruise passenger was filmed apparently using a restaurant fork to scratch the sole of her bare foot, prompting widespread criticism online over hygiene concerns. The footage was shared on Instagram by another passenger, who said she reported the incident to guest services. The woman was described as having an apparent skin condition, though…
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Meat expert shares the mistake most Americans make when cooking steak
Meat expert Jess Pryles argues that many Americans rely on outdated steak-cooking advice, particularly the idea that a steak should only be flipped once. She says better results come from understanding the cut of meat and using sound cooking techniques rather than following rigid rules. Pryles, an Austin-based live-fire cooking expert, meat educator and Food…
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Meghan Markle’s ‘MasterChef Australia’ controversy may be exactly the point: experts
Meghan Markle’s forthcoming appearance as a guest judge on *MasterChef Australia* has prompted both support and criticism online, particularly over her lack of professional chef credentials. Commentators quoted by Fox News say the controversy could nevertheless benefit both Markle’s lifestyle brand and the programme by generating publicity and viewer curiosity, though others argue it may…
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How Many Electrolytes Should You Be Taking, and Can You Have Too Many?
Electrolyte drinks and powders have become a major wellness trend, marketed as everyday aids for hydration, energy and recovery. However, the article stresses that most healthy adults can maintain normal electrolyte levels through a balanced diet and drinking water when thirsty, meaning such products are usually unnecessary outside specific circumstances. Electrolytes including sodium, potassium, calcium,…