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8 days ago
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14 days ago
Too posh for prosecco but not on a champagne budget? Crémant is the answer... as sales of the French sparkling wine soar at Waitrose and Tesco ⊕
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Dry and budget-friendly, the French premium sparkling is the perfect choice for drinkers avoiding the sickly-sweet taste of Prosecco and the steep price tag that accompanies champagne.
71 days ago
How Tropical Cyclone Narelle turned the sky red in Western Australia ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Dry ground, iron-rich earth and strong winds combined to create an eerie dust storm that was filmed in Denham
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3 months ago
Dry, bitter taste caused by drinking red wine or eating chocolate can wake up your brain, study suggests ○
Drinking red wine and eating chocolate can deliver 'exercise-like' benefits to the brain, according to a new study.
Is it true that ... central heating is bad for your skin? ⊕
Dry air indoors can cause an inflammatory reaction, yet so can cold, windy outdoor conditions – but turning down the heating and using a moisturising cream can help
‘This is kind of true,” says consul…
4 months ago
Surprising secret of exactly how much alcohol could be GOOD for you: World-renowned doctors now say it can help your body - and you can drink more often than you think.... ⊕
More than 17.5million Britons - around a third of the adult population - are said to be taking part in Dry January this year, attempting to get through the month without a single sip of alcohol.
Health by stealth: the rise of drinkable no- and low-alcohol beer ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Nolo beer is becoming easier, cheaper and tastier, so tip one back in Dry January without a care
As the last of the liqueur bottles are consigned to the recycling and the festive hangovers subside, ev…
5 months ago
Already teetering on the edge of the wagon? How to stick to Dry January, by a psychologist ⊖
Over 17 million Britons are expected to take part in Dry January - a month abstaining from booze - but most fail within the first week.
EMMA GRITT: Why taking part in Dry January could be pointless ○
There are an estimated 17 million Britons who have signed up to take part in this year's Dry January, an annual abstinence challenge that sees people quit booze for a month.
Drinkers planning a Dry January are begged to reconsider as figures show pubs closing every day ○
An average of one pub closed every day in 2025, with almost 2,000 shutting permanently over the past five years, new data reveals.