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The new food hall that could revive a Greater Manchester town - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - county Denton - county Park

The new food hall that could revive a Greater Manchester town

Denton will soon get a new food hall, with developers aiming to make the town a place where people can ‘live, work and play’.

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'I fell in love with my Tesco delivery driver' - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

'I fell in love with my Tesco delivery driver'

Jane Crompton, 56, got much more than she bargained for when receiving her food shop. Looking for love, the 56-year-old didn’t expect to find it on her doorstep.

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Experts on what could happen if Asteroid Bennu strikes Earth and triggers ‘global catastrophe’ - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - South Korea

Experts on what could happen if Asteroid Bennu strikes Earth and triggers ‘global catastrophe’

A 500-metre-wide asteroid could strike Earth in 157 years and set off a chain of events that could plunge the planet into winter and devastate plant life, according to new research.

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Bay - Beach town named a 'perfect package' just a train ride away from Manchester - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain

Beach town named a 'perfect package' just a train ride away from Manchester

Tynemouth, a seaside town in the North East, has been named the 'coolest' in the UK by Time Out magazine.

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American couple visit Wetherspoons for the first time - but are 'overwhelmed' by one thing - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain - Usa - India - Instagram

American couple visit Wetherspoons for the first time - but are 'overwhelmed' by one thing

An American couple sampling Wetherspoons for the first time shared their delight and astonishment at the vast array of options available. YouTube vloggers Jeremy and Cara, known online as @TheMagicGeekdom, toured an unnamed branch of the famed pub chain which included a hotel, sharing their gastronomic adventure in a new video documenting their jaunts across the UK.

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'I joined a 'cult' in the 1980s, and I still use what it taught me today' - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain - France - Usa - Australia - India - state Oregon

'I joined a 'cult' in the 1980s, and I still use what it taught me today'

Cassandra "Punita" James, a former member of the controversial 1980s Osho movement, has revealed that she still uses its teachings to provide "energetic medicine" treatments. The 65 year old was part of the new religious movement led by Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, later known as Osho, which originated in India in the 1970s before moving to Oregon, USA.

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Tesco is giving away slow cookers and £4 million of fruit and veg to 400 schools to schools in deprived areas - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain

Tesco is giving away slow cookers and £4 million of fruit and veg to 400 schools to schools in deprived areas

Tesco has initiated a campaign to increase the intake of fruit and veg among children who may not normally receive enough of these nutritious foods. Focusing on Birmingham and UK-wide schools in neighbourhoods with a high uptake of free school meals, this initiative arises from data highlighting the struggle of low-income families to maintain a healthy diet.

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Family liaison officer explains impact on school learning if child 'comes to school hungry' - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain

Family liaison officer explains impact on school learning if child 'comes to school hungry'

The government's National Diet and Nutrition Survey has raised concerns about the number of children consuming sufficient fruit and vegetables. A recent survey revealed that only 12% of children aged between 11 and 18 are meeting the five-a-day recommendation.

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