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HONG KONG: A top Chinese sports official has called for caution in the management of food, drugs and nutritional supplements to ensure there are no "slip-ups" after China's swim team were under heavy scrutiny at the Paris Olympics over the country's doping record.
Eating just two slices of ham a day may increase the risk of developing 2 diabetes within the next decade, a large study has revealed.
Popular burger joint, Burgerism, is hiding four vouchers around the city that can get you free food. To celebrate world burger day the £20 vouchers will be placed in various locations in Manchester on Thursday (August 22).
Greater Manchester is home to many things, but as far as food and drink goes, one of its most enduring culinary pastimes is the humble rice and three.
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The Paris Olympics 2024 opened our eyes to several athletes, who earned their breakthrough moment during the two-week long event. One such athlete was Chinese gymnast Zhou Yaqin, who won silver in the balance beam gymnastics event at Paris 2024. The 18-year-old shot to fame with a heartwarming moment for her being captured on the Olympic podium, as she tried to bite her medal. Now, fans and supporters across the internet have been given a glimpse into her life back home, as she helps her parents in a restaurant.
For many people in the UK, spider season is a dreaded time of year. Arachnophobes should be aware that spiders are set to invade homes as their mating season commences soon.
Europe has one of the most diverse seed industries in the world. In Germany, the Netherlands and France alone, hundreds of small breeders are creating new varieties of cereals, vegetables and legumes.