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23 Best Gifts for Cooks (2026): Vitamix, Frying Pans, Air Fryers

  • Wired's 2026 gift guide covers 23 kitchen items for home cooks.
  • Featured picks include a Staub Dutch oven and Panasonic sensor microwave.
  • Guide updated July 2026 with new products and revised prices.

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…

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Panasonic Japanese Microwave Review (2026): True 1-Button Cooking

  • Panasonic's NN-SF57RM microwave uses sensors, not timers, to cook food
  • No turntable needed; one button handles most reheating tasks
  • Reviewer rates it 9/10 but flags uneven edge heating and pointless recipes

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…

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A Not-So-Gay Holiday

  • Turkey and Egypt denied an LGBTQ+ cruise entry.
  • Around 2,000 passengers faced itinerary changes.
  • The incident underscores travel risks for LGBTQ+ visitors.

Turkey and Egypt refused entry to the Scarlet Lady, a cruise ship chartered for an LGBTQ+ holiday, forcing major last-minute changes to its Mediterranean itinerary. The episode matters because it highlights the practical and political risks faced by LGBTQ+ travellers in destinations where official attitudes towards homosexuality remain…

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At least someone’s been getting jobs under Labour! No10 ‘special adviser’ numbers jumped by a QUARTER in Starmer’s final year – as Government smashed records

  • No 10 special-adviser numbers reportedly rose by a quarter.
  • Government-wide adviser staffing reached a record level.
  • The figures have prompted criticism over political appointments.

The article reports that the number of special advisers working in No 10 increased by around a quarter during Keir Starmer’s final year, while the wider Government employed record numbers of these political appointees. It presents the rise as notable amid criticism of Labour’s employment record and public-sector…

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Air passenger ‘invokes Sharia law’ to avoid sitting next to a woman – before slapping stewardess who confronted him on flight from Turkey

  • Man refused to sit next to woman, citing Sharia law, on Turkey-Germany flight
  • He allegedly slapped a stewardess who confronted him
  • German federal police are investigating; suspect has confessed

A passenger on a SunExpress flight from Turkey to Dusseldorf reportedly refused to sit next to a woman, citing Sharia law, before slapping an air stewardess who tried to address the situation. The case has raised questions about passenger conduct and airline crew safety, and is now the…

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Pakistan blames UK for Rochdale grooming gang leader’s crimes and say they are refusing to take him back after he was ‘spoiled’ in Britain

  • Pakistan reportedly resists taking back a Rochdale grooming gang leader.
  • It blames Britain for his criminal behaviour.
  • Deportation arrangements appear to be contested.

Pakistan has reportedly criticised Britain over the case of a former Rochdale grooming gang leader, arguing that his criminality developed after he had been “spoiled” in the UK. The dispute matters because it concerns whether Pakistan will accept his return if Britain seeks to deport him following criminal…

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Unknown T Announces New Project ‘LISTEN.’

  • Unknown T has announced new project ‘LISTEN.’
  • Its opening single, ‘INTRO’, is available now
  • Ciesay created the project’s artwork and trailer

East London rapper Unknown T has announced a new project, ‘LISTEN.’, alongside the release of its opening single, ‘INTRO’. The announcement signals another step in the artist’s evolution beyond his early UK drill breakthrough, with Unknown T taking charge of the project’s creative direction. Unknown T first became…

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1300 Unveil Debut Album ‘ILLSAMGONGGONG’

  • 1300 release debut album ‘ILLSAMGONGGONG’.
  • The record blends rap, K-pop, rave and rock influences.
  • It follows the group’s growing international profile.

Korean-Australian band 1300 have released their debut album, ‘ILLSAMGONGGONG’, through Universal Music Korea. The record presents the five members’ shared development from collaborators into a close-knit group, while reinforcing their position among genre-blending alternative rap collectives. The album follows the group’s 2022 mixtape ‘Foreign Language’ and 2024 project…

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Moment hero farmers stop field blaze spreading to housing estate after braving flames in their tractors to plough emergency firebreak

  • Farmers ploughed a firebreak with tractors to halt a field fire.
  • Their action stopped the blaze reaching a housing estate.
  • Comes amid wider UK heatwave and wildfire concerns.

A group of farmers has been praised as heroes after they used their tractors to plough an emergency firebreak, stopping a fast-moving field fire from spreading into a nearby housing estate. The men drove into the path of the flames to carve out the break, a quick-thinking intervention…

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Creed and The Black Keys forced to cancel shows due to wildfire smoke

  • Creed and The Black Keys cancelled shows over wildfire smoke
  • Air quality concerns led to safety-driven cancellations
  • Specific dates and venues not detailed in the source

Creed and The Black Keys have both been forced to cancel scheduled concerts after wildfire smoke made conditions unsafe for performing. The cancellations highlight the growing impact that wildfires and the resulting poor air quality are having on the live music industry, forcing artists and promoters to prioritise…

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