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Why I’ll never eat farmed salmon again: It’s the most popular fish in Britain, but the Mail’s star food writer TOM PARKER BOWLES reveals why he won’t be getting it again… and the truth about the ‘organic’ label
This item is a personal opinion piece by Daily Mail food writer Tom Parker Bowles, who explains why he has decided to stop eating farmed salmon despite it being Britain’s most popular fish. The article promises to scrutinise the fish-farming industry and to examine what the “organic” label on salmon actually signifies for consumers. The…
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One million people are eligible for free meningitis B vaccine on NHS from today after series of deadly outbreaks
The NHS in England is offering a free meningitis B vaccine from today to around one million newly eligible people, following a series of deadly outbreaks. The move aims to widen protection against the potentially fatal bacterial infection, which can cause life-threatening illness and long-term disability, particularly among younger people. Beyond the headline figure of…
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Portugal’s last circus elephant finds forever home in sanctuary
This article from the Daily Mail reports that Portugal’s last remaining circus elephant has been relocated to an animal sanctuary, where it will live out the rest of its life. The move marks a notable moment for animal welfare in the country, signalling the end of the use of circus elephants in Portugal. The full…
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4 Rock Songs That Define the Classic Sound of the Late 1970s
Joe Strummer (1952 – 2002, left) and Paul Simonon performing with British punk group The Clash at the Coliseum, Harlesden, London, 11th March 1977. (Photo by Julian Yewdall/Getty Images) The late 1970s was an interesting time for popular music. These are four rock songs that define the classic sound of the late 1970s. The post…
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Watch the moment Pulp play ‘Common People’ at Mad Cool 2026 as England fans celebrate win against Norway
“But we don’t care about football because we’d rather play a concert for you people.” The post Watch the moment Pulp play ‘Common People’ at Mad Cool 2026 as England fans celebrate win against Norway appeared first on NME.
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British woman becomes 13th person to die after wildfires in Spain – as blazes continue to burn
A British woman has become the 13th person to die as a result of the wildfires currently burning in Spain, according to the Daily Mail. The blazes are continuing to spread, and the fatalities underscore the severity of the fire season affecting parts of the country and the risks posed to residents and holidaymakers alike.…
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Teenage girl, 18, dies at UK music festival after ‘severe medical emergency’
The webpage headline reports that an 18-year-old girl has died at a UK music festival following what is described as a “severe medical emergency”. However, the supplied text contains only the Daily Mail’s site navigation, weather information and a list of unrelated trailers and links, rather than the body of the article itself. As a…
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England on collision course with Messi and Argentina in World Cup semi-final grudge match
England have reached the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup, setting up a hotly anticipated clash with reigning champions Argentina and Lionel Messi in Atlanta on Wednesday. The match, billed as one of international football’s biggest grudge games, will be the first competitive meeting between the two nations since the 2002 World Cup, and pits…
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Police search mounted for missing Sheffield woman, 28 – thestar.co.uk
Police search mounted for missing Sheffield woman, 28 thestar.co.uk
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Ellie Goulding Performs ‘Lights’ at World Cup Quarterfinal Game
British singer Ellie Goulding performed at the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarterfinal between England and Norway at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, on Saturday 11 July. She opened the pregame festivities with “Outside” before returning at halftime to perform her hit “Lights” from a stage built in the stands, setting a celebratory tone…