UK zoo breeds and releases endangered snail onto Atlantic island
Believed to have already disappeared from the planet, a team of experts was surprised to find a small number of the creatures living on a remote island in the Madeira Archipelago.
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Ndidi donates food items to Nigerians, sure of Eagles’ qualification for World Cup
Super Eagles midfielder, Wilfred Ndidi, has assured Nigerians that the national team players will do everything possible to qualify for the 2026 World Cup to be hosted by the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Our most memorable meals of 2024 - from £6 noodles to TikTok bagels
What a year it’s been for Manchester’s food scene. We've had a veritable feast in terms of restaurant openings, with some blockbuster arrivals, and heavy hitters making a welcome return too.
From saving a theatre to uncovering a national scandal - the year that changed one Greater Manchester borough
It’s been an eventful 2024 for Oldham borough.
Panthers rookie Xavier Legette brought raccoon meat to share with teammates and media
For many, leftover food is a staple of the holiday season. Leftover raccoon, however, is an entirely different story, but one that Carolina Panthers rookie Xavier Legette is happy to share — literally.
Argos recalls popular kids' game amid 'contamination' concerns
Argos has issued a recall for a popular Christmas present amidst concerns it could be contaminated with mildew. Parents are being encouraged to return the £10 Orchard Toys Fun Food Bingo game, which was available for purchase between September 1 and December 23.
Meet the City fan whose Guinness reviews have made him an unlikely celeb
It is a scene that was replicated in households up and down the country. People stuck at home during the Covid lockdowns pondering a new career.
The Jewish festival of lights, Hanukkah, celebrated in Europe in a rare coincidence with Christmas
The Jewish religious holiday, Hanukkah, also known as the festival of lights, officially began on Wednesday evening. This year’s Hanukkah festival coincides with Christmas Day for only the fifth time since 1900.