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- Sep 14, 2026
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91-year-old Corrie star dons orange balaclava for IRN-BRU's 125th anniversary (opens the original)
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A crew of balaclava-clad grannies are challenging the nation to hunt them down. A group of grannies on mobility scooters, led by Amanda Barrie, are to be unleashed across four UK cities as part of an IRN-BRU challenge in celebration of the brand's 125th anniversary. In an old TV ad, IRN-BRU’s iconic granny was known for nicking cans and making a swift getaway. Supermarkets, convenience stores and vending machines stood no chance when the mobility scooter-riding gran rolled into town. You agree y
Fast Fruit Shop brings a fruity twist to London's chicken shop scene (opens the original)
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Three quarters of Gen Z would be more likely to eat fruit if it was served at their favourite fast-food restaurant. A poll of 2,000 adults found 42% of 18-29-year-olds want to see more natural sweet treats on the menu at their usual late-night fast food spots. Other unusual places Gen Z want to see fruit appear in include music venues (23%), pubs and bars (22%), and even nightclubs (12%). A quarter (24%) reckon this food group needs to be more 'relevant' to younger people. You agree you are 18 o
A fifth of over-50s go on more nights out now than 30 years ago, research finds (opens the original)
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A fifth of over-50s go on more nights out now than they did thirty years ago, according to research. A poll of 1,500 over 50s found Generation X, who came of age in the rave culture of the late 80s and 90s, are still going strong as 75% still attend places which play live music such as nightclubs, bars, and gigs. Over-50s who attend nightlife events enjoy the very sounds that defined their youth, from house, acid house, techno, and trance to disco and club classics. Meanwhile, four in 10 (38%) a
1 in 10 Brits haven't bathed in a decade - aiming to save water and cut bills (opens the original)
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One in 10 Brits haven’t taken a bath in more than a decade, according to research. A poll of 2,000 adults found 51% agree bathing has fallen out of fashion. Nearly half (48%) now prefer a shower, while 18% of people don’t have a bath in their homes. Recent studies, such as the Shower Market Report have seen an uptick in renovations being done to remove unused baths. A fifth of people have had a bath removed from their homes in a quest to create a larger shower space (43%), modernise their bathro
Live music boosts wellbeing, but most listening still happens alone (opens the original)
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Music fans spend 379 hours a year listening alone – two thirds of all playtime. A poll of 2,000 adults who regularly listen to music found the experience has become something they increasingly do alone, with 11% admitting they never listen to music with other people. Most people listen to songs through their headphones or while in the car rather than as part of a shared experience – in fact, only 8% of all music listening happens at live events, highlighting how rarely people experience music to
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