Chefs' Top Tip for Perfect Jacket Potato
Chefs share their methods for the ultimate jacket potato: crisp skin and fluffy inside. All agree on one crucial step before baking.
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Dyslexic Thinking Made Me a Scientist: Harness Its Power
Dame Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock shares how dyslexia shaped her journey as a space scientist, urging a shift from deficit to strength-based narratives.
Social Media Chefs Lure Youngsters from Classic Training
Michelin-starred chefs warn that viral cooking videos are deterring young people from formal apprenticeships and competitions, essential for skill development.
Caesar Salad Upgrade: Swap Chicken for Crispy Tenders
Discover how swapping oven-roasted chicken for crispy chicken tenders transforms a classic Caesar salad into a tastier, budget-friendly meal perfect for spring.
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Gen Z's fear of handshakes and calls baffles ex-Vogue editor
Former Vogue editor laments Gen Z's reluctance to shake hands, answer calls, or meet eyes, calling for social skills classes in schools.
Gentle Parenting Debate Splits Readers on Discipline
The gentle parenting debate divides readers, with some blaming lack of rules for poor school behavior and others praising calm approaches for raising confident children.
Expert Sudoku 7291: April 2026 Challenge
Test your logic with Sudoku 7291, an expert-level puzzle from April 2026. Fill the grid so every row, column, and 3x3 box contains numbers 1-9 without repetition.
Why Red Apples Sweet, Green Sour? Kids' Quiz Answers
Test your knowledge with five multiple-choice questions set by children. Learn why red apples are sweet and green apples are sour in this fun quiz.
Writers Ratify 4-Year Hollywood Contract
Screenwriters union members voted 90% in favor of a four-year deal with studios, ending smooth negotiations. Gains include health fund sustainability and pay hikes.
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Social Media Use Linked to Teen Alcohol Consumption
A new study of over 14,000 US high school students finds heavy social media use triples the odds of recent alcohol consumption, highlighting digital literacy needs.
Must-Have Baby Products for New Mums
From smart monitors to stylish changing bags, discover the top baby essentials that make life easier and more joyful for new parents.
Graduate's Debt Trap: Using House Savings for Student Loan
Lucy O'Brien, a graduate, is using her house deposit savings to pay off her postgraduate loan after realizing interest rates caused her debt to balloon from £11,570 to £12,737 despite repayments.
Anzac Day 2026: Its Meaning in Modern Australia
As Anzac Day 2026 approaches, we examine the evolving significance of this national day of remembrance in contemporary Australian society.
Optimal Plane Evacuation for Elderly Passengers
A new study finds that evenly distributing elderly passengers near exits can significantly reduce evacuation times, though still exceeding recommended 90-second limit.
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Olympic Mindset for Exam Success
Discover how adopting an Olympic athlete's mindset can boost exam performance, with tips from sports psychologist Dr Geoff Lovell on preparation, revision, and managing anxiety.
Sibelius: Violin Concerto & Lemminkäinen Suite Review
Ava Bahari delivers an enthralling account of Sibelius's Violin Concerto with Gothenburg SO under Rouvali, plus a dramatic Lemminkäinen Suite.
Animation With Irons, Tyler Reframes Dyslexia Positively
A new animation voiced by Jeremy Irons and Liv Tyler challenges negative perceptions of dyslexia, highlighting it as a strength, following Trump's remarks.
Animation Challenges Trump's Dyslexia Stigma
A new animation voiced by Jeremy Irons and Liv Tyler aims to change negative attitudes towards dyslexia, following Trump's 'dumb' comment and research showing current descriptions leave children feeling hopeless.
Meta Lets Parents See Kids' AI Chat Topics
Meta introduces a new 'Insights' tab allowing parents to view topics their children discuss with AI chatbots, covering areas like mental health and lifestyle, starting in select countries.
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Tracey Neville Aims to Build Women's Football Powerhouse at Stockport
Former England netball coach Tracey Neville takes on a new role as managing director of Stockport County Women, aiming to turn the club into a women's football superpower.
Exam-Obsessed Schools Fail to Prepare Students for Life
Readers respond to Alan Milburn's finding that exam-focused schools are failing to prepare pupils for the real world, calling for a balance between testing and skills development.
Teachers banned for boarding school chaos with dead pheasant and abuse
Four teachers from Build-a-Future school in Lincolnshire were banned for misconduct including throwing eggs and rocks at pupils, using slurs, and playing cricket with a dead pheasant during lockdown.
5 Books That Made Top Authors Fall in Love with Reading
From Corfu memoirs to cosmic wit, discover the five transformative books that icons like Sir Ian Rankin and Adele Parks love most, recommended for World Book Night.
Ancient Comet Originated in Coldest Milky Way Region
Scientists trace 3I/Atlas, an 11-billion-year-old interstellar comet, to a frigid, isolated region of the Milky Way, making it the oldest known visitor and only the third confirmed interstellar object.
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Greek Dormant Volcano Found to Be Accumulating Magma
Scientists have discovered that Methana volcano in Greece, believed dormant for over 100,000 years, is actively producing magma beneath its surface, challenging assumptions about volcanic extinction and risk.
Gaza's Yellow Line Creeps West, Expanding Israeli Control
Israeli forces have moved the agreed ceasefire line in Gaza westwards over six months, expanding their zone of control and endangering Palestinians who wake to find themselves in free-fire zones.
Global Snapshot: AI Robots to Pilgrimages in Day's Photos
A visual journey across continents captures key moments: Hajj pilgrims in Indonesia, assisted dying protests in London, and AI demonstrations in Seoul, highlighting diverse global events.
West Bank School Attack Kills 14-Year-Old Boy and Parent
A 14-year-old Palestinian schoolboy and a 32-year-old parent were killed in an Israeli settler attack near a West Bank village school. Witnesses describe settlers opening fire on students and helpers, amid a surge of violence against Palestinians.
UN Landmark Vote on Slavery: Global Push for Reparative Justice
The UN's historic vote declaring the transatlantic slave trade a crime against humanity sparks a global movement for reparations, with insights from the Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement programme.
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A new survey reveals that 30% of Gen Z Americans believe they have psychic abilities, with younger generations reporting more frequent intuitive moments than older adults.
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