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Doctors warn your ‘stomach bug’ may actually be a parasite that’s harder to detect
US health officials are warning that symptoms many people dismiss as a routine summer stomach bug could actually be cyclosporiasis, a foodborne parasitic illness, amid one of the largest outbreaks of its kind on record. Doctors say the condition is easily mistaken for a typical gastrointestinal upset, meaning cases can go undiagnosed and untreated unless…
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Panasonic Japanese Microwave Review (2026): True 1-Button Cooking
Wired’s 2026 review examines Panasonic’s Japanese-made microwave, the NN-SF57RM, praising it as the first model the reviewer trusts enough to leave unattended while cooking. Unlike other “smart” microwaves that rely on Wi-Fi connectivity, this appliance uses a genuinely useful built-in “Genius 2.0” sensor system, measuring food temperature directly rather than requiring users to guess or…
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23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers
Wired has published its 2026 gift guide for keen cooks, spotlighting kitchen equipment that combines classic design with modern technology. The guide, aimed at those buying for someone who loves cooking rather than just eating, spans a range of budgets and includes newly added items alongside updated prices for July 2026. Highlights include the Staub…
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‘Volunteering with food charity saved me from loneliness’
Ian White, a 61-year-old grandfather from Sheffield, says volunteering with food charity FoodCycle helped him recover from severe loneliness and depression after his marriage ended. He had felt suicidal and isolated, but says regular communal meals gave him friendships, purpose and improved mental wellbeing; he now volunteers to support others. After separating from his wife,…
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The 85-year-old living in her own art installation
Sue Kreitzman, an 85-year-old self-taught artist from New York now living in Mile End, has turned her home into a densely decorated, colourful installation of her own paintings and sculptures. Her story matters as an example of someone beginning a new creative life later in adulthood after careers in teaching, cookery writing and television, despite…
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Celebrities are lining up to save a much-loved Chelsea restaurant locked in noise row
A well-known restaurant in Chelsea has become the focus of a public campaign after being caught up in a noise complaint dispute, with celebrity supporters reportedly rallying to help save it from closure. The row highlights a recurring tension in London between long-standing hospitality venues and noise-related planning or licensing objections, which can threaten a…
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White House addresses growing parasite outbreak after more than 400 Americans sickened
The White House has said it is closely monitoring a growing multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness, which has sickened more than 400 people across the United States. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the matter at a briefing on Thursday, as federal health officials continue working to trace the contaminated food source responsible for…
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Fresh sourdough every morning, an abundant herb garden and gushing praise from Nigella – the chef aiming to put Irish food on the map from her beautifully curated farmhouse
The article text supplied does not contain the actual story about the Irish chef, her sourdough baking, herb garden or Nigella Lawson’s praise for her farmhouse kitchen. Instead, the content consists solely of the Daily Mail website’s navigation menu and a list of unrelated headline links (covering topics such as football, royal news, crime and…
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Rory McIlroy forgetting how to make putts leads the 2026 Open Championship storylines after round one
An OutKick column examines the main storylines from the opening round of the 2026 Open Championship, with Rory McIlroy’s poor putting singled out as the headline issue. The piece notes that McIlroy’s recent Masters victories in 2025 and 2026 have largely overshadowed his long-standing struggles in major championships, but his round one putting display at…
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‘I can’t believe he did that’ – best shots from first round at The Open
Enjoy the best shots from the first round of the 2026 Open Championship, featuring Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy.