They’re delicious, popular and versatile – but how healthy are berries?
The Guardianby Adrienne Matei10d ago
Sprinkled on top of yoghurt, blended into smoothies or baked into crumbles, berries are among Americans’ favorite fruits.
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top 97%G7 to release up to 100m barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves
The Guardianby Joanna Partridge, Jillian Ambrose and Mark Sweney10d ago
Leaders of G7 nations are to release up to 100m barrels of their emergency diesel and crude oil stockpiles after coming under pressure from Donald Trump to ease surging fuel prices.
‘Stand on the right side of history’: Starbucks urged to close stores in China’s Xinjiang
The Guardianby Rebecca Bailey10d ago
US lawmakers have urged Starbucks to close newly opened outlets in China’s Xinjiang, saying it was a “morally bankrupt decision” to operate in a region where Beijing has been accused of widespread...
Aviation security back in spotlight after nightmare on flydubai flight to Israel
The Guardianby Jason Burke International security correspondent10d ago
At around 9.30 on Wednesday morning local time, Tali Manes was taking her six-year-old daughter Nina to the toilet on the regular flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv when she heard a series of...
Mercedes put team first as Russell and Antonelli face off on F1’s return to Sepang
The Guardianby Giles Richards10d ago
While the byzantine nomenclature of this weekend’s “Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia” will have Formula One’s statisticians muttering darkly under their breath for years to come, the import of the...
AI threatens to destroy so much of our culture. Our greatest loss might be our ability to listen | Shirleene Robinson
The Guardianby Shirleene Robinson10d ago
We talk a lot about losing our ability to write as a result of AI. I’m convinced our greatest loss might be our ability to listen.
‘These guys are just coming from nothing’: questions over multibillion-dollar Firmus float amid datacentre backlash
The Guardianby Henry Belot and Jonathan Barrett10d ago
From her balcony in Launceston, Kayla Thompson can see the buzz of construction at what will soon be one of Australia’s first AI factories.
A vodkatini, a garibaldi and a shrub – your essential autumn cocktails – recipes
The Guardianby Mina Holland10d ago
Bramble and ginger shrub I make a variation on this year-round. Bring on the autumn. 2 tbsp shrub syrup Ginger beer, to top 1 spring of rosemary, to serve For the shrub 200g blackberries 200g...
More celebrities are embracing grey hair. For other women, it can come at a cost
The Guardianby Chloe Mac Donnell Deputy fashion and lifestyle editor10d ago
To dye, or not to dye. That is the decision many people, particularly women, face when their hair starts to grey.
The simple secrets behind great ramen
The Guardianby James Chant11d ago
At its simplest, ramen is the balance of five elements: broth, tare (secret seasoning sauce), noodles, fat and toppings.
Feeling wired? The truth about ‘nervous system resets’
The Guardianby Hannah Coates11d ago
Whether it’s tapping the side of your hand or standing on a vibrating plate, suggestions on how to “reset” your nervous system are saturating the internet.
John Maynard Keynes: the cultured economist who governments turn to in a crisis
The Guardianby Larry Elliott11d ago
The sound of guns from the advancing German armies could be heard clearly by John Maynard Keynes as his train trundled across northern France in the spring of 1918.
Reform UK-run council boycotts reporter after row over potholes
The Guardianby Michael Savage Media editor11d ago
Rows over potholes and a viral story about a garden gate have led to Reform UK’s latest confrontation with local media, after one of its councils announced it would refuse to engage with a reporter...
Andy Burnham urged by Lib Dems to reveal all meetings with owners of Manchester City
The Guardianby Exclusive by Matt Hughes11d ago
Andy Burnham is facing calls from the Liberal Democrats to publish details of all his meetings with Manchester City’s owners, the Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG), and declare all hospitality he has...
Trump is disappearing refugees into the hands of torturers – and rewarding them handsomely | Tutu Alicante and Uzra Zeya
The Guardianby Tutu Alicante and Uzra Zeya11d ago
For nearly a year, the Hotel Bamy in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, has been Adam’s prison. He is confined alone to a hotel room, under constant watch by the security officers and soldiers of a...
‘We just want to be listened to’: student protests shut schools across France
The Guardianby Angelique Chrisafis in Paris11d ago
As dozens of school pupils sat on top of a pile of wheelie bins blocking a high school entrance in north-eastern Paris, Sophia, 17, was on the frontline of the barricade, when she would normally...
‘You could have an amazing time for £30,000’: UK castles cash in on Traitors-style events
The Guardianby Patrick Greenfield11d ago
On Thursday night, the singer-songwriter James Blunt, Love Island host Maya Jama and mathematician Hannah Fry were among the 21 Celebrity Traitors returning to UK screens for another round of...
Victor Wembanyama said no to gambling money. In today’s NBA, that feels radical
The Guardianby Owen Lewis11d ago
If the song from LeBron James’s agonizing Polymarket ad is as stuck in your head as mine thanks to the commercial playing during every YouTube video and HBO show (all I wanted to do was rewatch The...
Rare northern bald ibis take flight in human-led European migration project
The Guardianby Donald Reid11d ago
Fifteen new birds have joined a growing flock of bald ibis in northern Spain, guided there by human migration guides in micro aircraft who helped them along the route.
Does Philadelphia’s ‘house of horrors’ hold the key to seven missing women?
The Guardianby Edward Helmore in Philadelphia11d ago
A dilapidated house, burned out above the second story, may hold clues to dark tales and – potentially – the darkest of endings as the FBI and police in Philadelphia try to unpick what took place...