Monday, 9 November 2026 • 07:00 UK time
Adding ingredients to food and drink can help boost sales or draw consumer scrutiny, but such additives represent a huge business in their own right, writes Adam Maguire.
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A quarter of a century after its birth, the proportion of Catholic officers in the PSNI has plateaued, rather than increasing, as the architects of the reform had intended.
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Tightening up on spending – such as on semi-State bosses’ salaries – requires saying no and eschewing flat-rate percentage increases for public servants
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Hexaqueue Monitor - Cluster health, worker/server heartbeat telemetry, and budget tracking daemon
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How Long Do Squirrels Stay Together?: The Truth About Squirrel Relationships Squirrels generally live solitary lives, with the exception of mating season and when raising young. Therefore, the answer to how long do squirrels stay together? is typically short-…
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How Long Do Goldfish Live in an Outdoor Pond? Exploring Lifespans and Factors Goldfish in an outdoor pond can live surprisingly long, often much longer than their counterparts kept in indoor aquariums. Expect a lifespan of 10-20 years, or even longer, when pr…
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What is Purigen Used For? Purigen is a synthetic adsorption resin primarily used in aquariums to remove organic waste, nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia from the water, resulting in exceptionally clean and clear water conditions for fish and invertebrates. What…
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Khiana Smith has shared her recovery process after spending close to two weeks in a Bali hospital.
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Kate Walsh is using her platform as an actor and ocean advocate to push for stronger protection of the world’s seas, backing the global goal of conserving
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A remarkable archaeological find has revealed eight frozen mummies of children from the Inca Empire, believed to have been sacrificed. Analysis of their hair and nails showed they've ingested coca and alcohol, hinting at a diversity of ritual practices based …
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In the 1830s, Dr John Cook Bennett suggested that tomatoes had medicinal properties for treating digestive issues. This led to the creation of tomato extract pills sold as medicine by various entrepreneurs. The competition between manufacturers Archibald Mile…
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Imprinting in Nature: A Closer Look at Early Learning What are some examples of imprinting in nature? Imprinting refers to a rapid learning process occurring early in life, where a young animal develops a strong attachment to a specific individual or object; …
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What is the Best Time to Trap Coons? Unlocking Peak Success The absolute best time to trap coons is generally during the late fall and early winter months, coinciding with their pre-winter feeding frenzy, when they’re actively seeking food and more susceptibl…
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Rainbow Fish and Plankton: A Colorful Diet Unveiled Rainbow fish are captivating additions to any aquarium, but do rainbow fish eat plankton? Yes, rainbow fish eat plankton, especially in their early life stages. Their diet evolves as they mature, incorporati…
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The Ogun State Government has urged residents to save its dedicated emergency ambulance number, 08112000033, for immediate medical assistance during road accidents and other emergencies, assuring that the service is free. Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-…
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In a recent article, Cloudflare shared the redesign of the control plane of its D1 serverless SQL database to support millions of databases, avoiding centralized bottlenecks, implementing retries and idempotency, and using eventual consistency. By Renato Losio
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Ottawa Construction News staff writer The Ottawa Hospital has received a $50-million donation from the Peter Gilgan Foundation to support construction of its new hospital campus, marking the largest philanthropic gift in Ottawa’s history. The donation will su…
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What Bat Has the Biggest Wings? The bat boasting the largest wingspan is the Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox (Acerodon jubatus), a magnificent creature native to the Philippines; it boasts wingspans reaching up to 1.7 meters (5 ft 7 in), securing its place as…
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Can Ferrets Have Allergies? Understanding Allergies in Your Fuzzy Friend Yes, ferrets can indeed have allergies. It’s crucial for ferret owners to recognize the signs and seek veterinary guidance, as allergies can impact their quality of life. Introduction: A…
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Houthi authorities said on Nov. 8 that Saudi strikes killed 33 people, many of them women and children, in Yemen's Sanaa province, as deaths mount in the country's revived civil war.
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A big blow for Trump this week, with a few others back home getting knocks too.
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How Does a Toothpaste Pregnancy Test Look Like? A positive toothpaste pregnancy test often appears frothy, foamy, and may change color; a negative test generally shows little to no reaction, with the toothpaste remaining largely unchanged. This DIY test isn’t…
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Fosun Health has become the first cross-border international healthcare group to exhibit at the Canton Fair in its 70-year history, debuting at the ...
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Why Don’t We Eat Carp? An Unexpected Culinary History The reasons why we don’t eat carp are complex and multifaceted, ranging from its undeserved reputation for being muddy and bony to cultural biases and the availability of other, more desirable fish species…
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Who belongs where in the new AP top 25 college football rankings after another chaotic weekend to kick off the final month of the 2026 regular season.
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How Long Are ESA Letters Valid For? An ESA letter’s validity isn’t explicitly defined by federal law, but generally, mental health professionals update them annually to ensure they accurately reflect the individual’s current need for an Emotional Support Anim…
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The Golden State Warriors' superstar Stephen Curry reveals his thoughts after a 41-point masterclass against the Orlando Magic.
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What Do I Do If My Neighbor Has Rats? If you suspect your neighbor’s property is the source of a rat infestation affecting your home, the best initial steps are to document the evidence, communicate respectfully with your neighbor, and consider involving loca…
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Democrats are celebrating their landslide midterm victory, but bitter divisions are already threatening to tear their new congressional majority apart.
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Steve Kerr has revealed that he exchanged messages with Kristaps Porzingis after the Golden State Warriors centre announced he was stepping away from basketball indefinitely. Porzingis confirmed his decision in a public statement, explaining that his body had…
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How Far Can Deer Smell Salt? The Amazing Olfactory Prowess of Whitetails Deer possess an extraordinary sense of smell, crucial for survival. While how far deer can smell salt depends on various factors, under ideal conditions, they can detect it from up to ha…
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Omega Healthcare Investors has ridden a strong multi year run, and the question now is whether the cash it can generate is enough to back up the current share price. With the stock recently at US$48.19 and fresh headlines around new investments, the focus tur…
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How Many Wild Ferrets Are Left?: A Conservation Success Story The estimated number of wild black-footed ferrets remaining hovers around 300–400 adults, a remarkable recovery from near extinction thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. The Black-Footed Ferre…
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WHO Report Finds 240 Million Adolescents Not Active Enough The World Health Organization released global estimates on Wednesday finding that one in four adolescents aged 11 to 17 reported not getting at least 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activi…
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A study of 4,596 U.S. adults found that higher intake of dietary pigments — natural compounds that give plants their colors — was associated with a lower risk of death, according to researchers. The findings were published in the June 2025 issue of the Journa…
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In a manifesto for renewing the State, the former editor of The Irish Times asks why ‘so many things don’t work’ in Ireland
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Time has shifted the balance in my relationship with Grandad, but his voice still makes me feel safe
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Plus: Fergal Bowers bows out, and Paul Muldoon on his history with Gerry Adams
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A New York judge has rejected President Donald Trump’s claim that presidential immunity shields him from the conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, keeping the jury’s verdict intact and clearing the way for sentencing, according to cou…
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A study conducted by researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden has found that mentally active sedentary behaviors, such as reading and using a computer, are associated with a lower risk of dementia, while passive activities like television watching ar…
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November 8th-13th highlights: inculding The Galway Bay Murders, The Good Daughter and Neurodivergence: The Making of Me
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Loss-of-control eating was the strongest predictor of frequent food thoughts among U.S. adults, according to a survey of 1,000 people conducted in May 2026. The report found that about half of respondents experienced food noise at least sometimes, and nearly …
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A study of 10,977 U.S. adults found that dietary intake of epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), a compound in tea, was associated with lower biological aging scores, lower mortality risk, and longer estimated remaining lifespan, according to researchers. The find…
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Mum and young children live in fear of husband’s excessive drinking, anger and verbal and emotional abuse
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Children with blood lead levels between 1 and 3.4 micrograms per deciliter had about 2.5 times the odds of a strep throat diagnosis compared with children under 1 microgram per deciliter, according to a University at Buffalo study of more than 13,000 medical …
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The Food Revolution Network has published a review outlining magnesium’s reported health benefits, potential risks and dietary sources. The review discusses existing research rather than presenting findings from a new clinical trial. The review identifies six…
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Google, Meta Platforms and TikTok sued California on Nov. 5 to block enforcement of a new state law intended to limit the risk of addicting children under age 16 to social media platforms [1]. The three companies filed separate lawsuits against California Att…
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Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, rejected U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s assessment that the war on Iran was the determining factor in the Republican Party’s sweeping losses in the U.S. midterm elections. Danon said the conflict was i…
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Federal agencies warned on Nov. 5 that hackers are targeting refrigeration systems used to store food and medicine, urging businesses to secure vulnerable controls amid attacks that could spoil supplies and damage equipment. The warning arrived after a series…
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