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Zara Zubeidi

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
13
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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Zara Zubeidi

    Sue Johnston, 82, launches 'Age Intelligence' to rival AI (opens the original)

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    Appearing in a parody product launch video, the Royale Family actress stepped into the role of a tech mastermind, presenting an "AI" as the next big breakthrough set to transform the world. But the satirical reveal soon became clear: this AI product wasn't actually artificial intelligence at all. Instead, it’s ‘Age Intelligence’, a celebration of the wisdom, perspective, humour and hard-earned life experience that comes with getting older. Working with Maltesers as part of the brand's 90th anniv

  2. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Zara Zubeidi

    Mel B's daughter rocks McDonald's Grimace Beanie at London Fashion Week (opens the original)

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    Phoenix Brown was spotted rocking the beanie on the way to a show(Image: PinPep) A host of famous faces have been clocked sporting a quirky purple beanie at London Fashion Week. Heartstopper star Jenny Walser, telly presenter Charli Fisher, and ex-Love Islander turned model Jordan Hames were all photographed around the capital wearing similar headpieces. Jenny, known for playing Tori Spring in the popular Netflix drama and Louise Wrigley in Call The Midwife, was snapped wearing the accessory bef

  3. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Zara Zubeidi

    Gas safety warning as Brits overlook potential signs – including nervous pets (opens the original)

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    UK homeowners often overlook signs that there's a potential gas safety issue(Image: Getty Images) Many UK homeowners and renters may be missing the warning signs of a gas safety issue at home – including pets acting nervous or lethargic, houseplants dying and excess condensation. A study of 2,000 adults found 26% weren’t confident they could recognise red flags. Almost all respondents (91%) said they might overlook possible signs such as condensation on windows, and even chest pain, while 84% di

  4. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Zara Zubeidi

    Channel 4 comedy series faces calls to change name (opens the original)

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    WHISKAS® challenges Channel 4 outside to rename iconic show(Image: PinPep) Cat food brand WHISKAS® has challenged Channel 4 to change the name of its flagship comedy series, 8 Out of 10 Cats. The programme was inspired by the brand’s historic advertising tagline from its 1970s ad which said “8 out of 10 cats” prefer the popular feline food. But now, a NielsonIQ study of 300 cat owners suggests the famous slogan is due an update, as nine out of 10 felines now prefer its most recent recipe. Hosted

  5. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Zara Zubeidi

    Parents rely on school WhatsApp groups to manage back-to-school chaos (opens the original)

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    Parents have dubbed school WhatsApp groups an 'essential tool'. Over eight in 10 (82%) of those who use them believe they would be at a loss without them. According to the survey, a whopping 65% confess they would forget crucial school events if it wasn't for the group. These events non-uniform days, sports days and even teacher training days. One in five parents (20%) said it also makes the September return to school easier to handle. The poll of 1,000 parents of six to 11-year-olds, conducted

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