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News 18/01/26

Twenty-one people have died and more than a hundred are injured after a train derailment in southern Spain, the interior ministry and Spanish media report. A train from Malaga to Madrid, carrying three hundred and seventeen passengers, left Malaga at six forty local time before derailing and crossing onto an adjacent track, where another train was also derailed. Emergency services attended the scene. More than sixty Labour MPs have called […]

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Making the Most of Your Weekend

The weekend always arrives faster than expected. After a busy week of work, family, and commitments, those two days can feel precious. The key to making the most of your weekend isn’t about packing every hour with activity, but finding the right balance between rest, fun, and time for yourself. Slow down on Saturday morning One of the simplest pleasures of the weekend is not setting an alarm. Give yourself […]

todayJanuary 17, 2026 38

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News 17/01/26

Thousands have protested in Greenland and Denmark against plans by US President Donald Trump to take over Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory. Demonstrations were held in Copenhagen and Greenland’s capital, Nuuk. The rallies coincided with a visit to Copenhagen by a US Congress delegation, led by Democratic Senator Chris Coons, who described Mr Trump’s rhetoric as not constructive. Mr Trump has said he will impose tariffs on European countries opposed […]

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Coffee Shop Guide: Understanding All the Coffee Options

If you’ve ever walked into a coffee shop and felt overwhelmed by the menu—espresso, cappuccino, flat white, macchiato, cortado—you’re not alone. Coffee culture has evolved enormously over the years, and today there are so many drinks to choose from that even seasoned drinkers can get confused. To make your next trip a little easier, here’s a breakdown of the most common coffee options you’ll find in cafés. 1. Espresso The […]

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News 16/01/26

The Trump administration has named US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former UK prime minister Sir Tony Blair as founding members of a Board of Peace for Gaza. The White House said Trump’s Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and the president’s son in law Jared Kushner will also join the executive board. Donald Trump will chair the body for Gaza temporarily. A life extending prostate cancer drug will be […]

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How to Make the Perfect Cup of Tea

Everyone in the UK thinks they know how to make a proper cup of tea. But ask ten people how they do it and you will get ten different answers. Milk first or last, bag or loose leaf, strong or weak. The truth is, making the perfect cup of tea is not complicated, but it does need a bit of care. When you get it right, it is one of […]

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News 15/01/26

Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has told reporters outside the US Capitol that she presented Donald Trump with her Nobel Peace Prize medal. There had been speculation over whether she would give the medal to the US president during their White House meeting. Machado said the gesture was in recognition of what she called Trump’s unique commitment to freedom. It remains unclear whether he has formally accepted the medal. […]

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Why We Have Favourites: The Theory Behind What We Love

Why do we love certain songs, TV shows, foods, or even people more than others? Why do some movies never get old while others fade from memory? Psychologists, neuroscientists, and behavioural researchers have spent decades trying to answer this question—and while there’s no single formula, there are fascinating theories that explain how our favourites are formed. 1. Early Exposure Shapes Our Preferences One of the most powerful factors is what […]

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News 14/01/26

Iran has issued a notice closing its airspace to all flights except international services with permission to enter or leave the country, according to tracking site FlightRadar. A NOTAM, or Notice to Air Missions, is a time sensitive alert for pilots about hazards and airspace conditions. The restriction will be in effect for over two hours. The families of victims of the Manchester Arena bombing say they cannot support the […]

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