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Hot school lunches need a rethink. Could including cold options be the answer? (opens the original)
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MANCHESTER CITY STRIKER Erling Haaland has sparked a massive carrot craze in his home country of Norway, referred to as the “Haaland effect.” Following the 2026 World Cup, sales of carrots surged after Haaland was frequently spotted snacking on raw carrots before training, while meeting fans and appearing in an advertisement with wholesaler fruit and vegetable distributor BAMA. Children have been swapping sugary snacks for raw carrots – now known as ‘Haaland candy’ or ‘Haaland’s lollipop,’ with
Hyrox diarrhoea drama: When nature calls, you really need to listen (opens the original)
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A MEDIA STORM has blown up after organisers of a global indoor fitness competition, Hyrox allowed an Australian athlete to finish and win an event in Beijing despite soiling herself mid-race. The world record holder, Joanna Wietrzyk was filmed progressing through punishing exercises while using communal equipment in an indoor arena, with faecal matter running down her legs. Predictably, the incident has gone viral on social media and caused a furious debate about Hyrox’s health and safety standa
Rural pubs: We need to save them, but not for the sake of the alcohol industry (opens the original)
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TAOISEACH MICHEÁL MARTIN recently did not rule out cutting excise on alcohol as part of next month’s budget. Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke is reported to be in support of an excise cut, as a measure to help rural pubs. A cut in excise duty is exactly the wrong tool The government cut the VAT rate for the hospitality sector as part of last year’s budget, with the rate for food services coming down from 13.5% to 9%, but this only applies to pubs that serve food, not alcohol. Is it possible t
Back to school: The summer is over, here are some tips to help you get the routine right (opens the original)
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“WAKE UP! WAKE up! C’mon, first day of school,” announced Nemo in Finding Nemo. Grab your school bag, sharpen those pencils, put on those new shoes and get to bed early – back to school is almost here. While it might seem like the summer has just started, the classroom beckons. And with it comes excitement, uncertainty and nerves over what lies ahead. “You can never be overdressed or overeducated,” said Oscar Wilde. With that in mind, and to ease us all into September, I’ve gathered my top tips
Body of Evidence: Creatine for women - what are the benefits and risks? (opens the original)
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HALLE BERRY SWEARS by creatine for reducing brain fog. But does it work, and are there other benefits to creatine for women? Here’s what the science says… The 59-year-old actress has been vocal about her peri menopausal symptoms – and her attempts to figure out what works and what is ‘bullsh*t’. Having reportedly sought help and been dismissed, receiving several misdiagnoses, she has been vocal about her independent research. Berry says she is meditating, eating more carbs, switching from aerobi
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