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Lorraine Kelly calls on families to save classic baking recipes from being lost (opens the original)
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Lorraine Kelly is on a mission to rescue classic recipes in danger of disappearing from kitchens – by compiling the ultimate recipe book to preserve them. The presenter has joined forces with HP to launch an appeal urging Brits to share their cherished family baking recipes. The initiative follows research involving 2,000 adults which uncovered the traditional recipes at risk of being forgotten over time, with spotted dick, lemon drizzle cake and even the iconic Victoria sponge amongst the bakes
Great Expectations given Gen Alpha makeover (opens the original)
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Charles Dickens' timeless novel Great Expectations has received a Gen Alpha transformation, reimagined using contemporary slang. Retitled Bare Expectations, the story has been 'translated' into teenage vernacular to help parents grasp the language their children speak today. The initiative follows research involving 2,000 parents of children aged 10 to 16, which revealed that 70% have found it difficult to comprehend text messages, social media posts or online comments from their children due to
One in 10 Brits reckon they could last a round in the ring with a pro boxer (opens the original)
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A quarter of sports fans believe they could score a goal in a Premier League match, while one in 10 claim they could last a round in the ring with a professional boxer. The survey of 2,000 adults who enjoy watching sport revealed that many believe they could hold their own against some of the world's finest athletes. One in seven (14%) believe they could match a professional golfer over a single hole, while 22% are confident they could beat one at crazy golf, and 18% reckon they could return a s
Language barriers leave UK holidaymakers struggling for medical help abroad (opens the original)
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Only a third of travellers feel confident they could explain a medical issue to a doctor while abroad, according to a survey. The study of 2,000 adults found language is one of the biggest barriers when people fall ill on holiday. Just 28% said they would be confident understanding medical advice, while 13% admitted putting off seeking help overseas because they didn’t know how to access medical support in another country. Two-thirds said they wouldn’t be able to ask for a replacement prescripti
Discover what your holiday packing process says about your personality (opens the original)
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Have you ever considered what your packing choices reveal about you? Complete this quiz to uncover your holiday personality. Are you the comfort enthusiast, stowing tea bags, your personal pillow, and portable gadgets to sidestep the dreaded holiday nightmare – staying somewhere without a kettle? Perhaps you're the typical over packer, battling to close your case? A study of 2,000 holidaymakers discovered that many cannot properly enjoy a getaway overseas, or a staycation, without bringing tea,
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