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since 2025 › Jan › 21 (Tue) @ 17:58 UTC

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60 days ago

Immigration’s a hot topic – and it applies to non-native plants, animals and insects, all over the world | Tim Blackburn

found 2025 › Mar › 10 (Mon) @ 12:54 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

Biodiversity is great in theory, but there are reasons to fend off invasive alien species and the knock-on effect of their presence

Britain would be a wasteland if it weren’t for immigration. Fifteen …

66 days ago

Guns, bombs and needle-drop genius: how AC/DC and Motörhead became the sound of World War II

found 2025 › Mar › 04 (Tue) @ 19:17 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

SAS Rogue Heroes has metal, Peaky Blinders has PJ Harvey and The Bear has dad rock. We meet the new breed of music overseers whose anachronistic soundtracks are taking TV to thrilling new heights

Ther…

67 days ago

Grey Matter review – feelgood Alzheimer’s film is well-meaning life-lesson comedy

found 2025 › Mar › 03 (Mon) @ 09:25 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

Stephanie Beacham is reduced to comic foil in this cliche-ridden tale of the bond that forms between an ailing woman and her grumpy granddaughter

‘You’ve totally got one of those inspirational quote c…

3 months ago

Khloe Kardashian fans notice something unusual about her cat (and it's not the feline's tongue sticking out)

found 2025 › Feb › 06 (Thu) @ 21:17 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail

Khloe Kardashian fans noticed something unusual about her cat Grey in a new photo shared to Insta Stories on Thursday. And it was not how the fuzzy animal had its tongue partially sticking out/

Gardeners issued stark warning over common sign your plant is suffering from disease

found 2025 › Feb › 04 (Tue) @ 09:03 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail

Grey mould, caused by the fungus Botrytis cinerea, is a fungal disease that initially takes on the form of grey spots found on a variety of plants, and can spread rapidly throughout gardens in the UK.

The Fifty Shades of Grey effect: Nearly a QUARTER of Brits say they're more aroused by books than their partner

found 2025 › Jan › 21 (Tue) @ 17:55 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail

A survey of 2,000 adults has revealed that 46 per cent said they have been aroused by a novel - compared to just 21 per cent who said they're turned on by interacting with their partner.

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