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Gardens, parks and streets across the UK will be filled with blackberries next month as the common fruit comes into full season - and health experts say they are a superfood that can boost immunity and cut inflammation. Blackberries are easy to find at the edge of many fields and growing in hedgerows, while some people grow them in gardens or allotments.
A Greater Manchester village nestled in the South Pennines and the Peak District has become a hit with drinkers thanks to a new-found hipster vibe.
Despite stories of Michelin-starred chefs helping prepare the menus in Paris, Andy Anson, the British Olympic Association's chief executive, has complained that the food in the Olympic Village "is not adequate," with complaints over small portions and a lack of high-protein foods. "There are not enough of certain foods: eggs, chicken, certain carbohydrates," Anson told 'The Times' newspaper. He also complained about "the quality of the food, with raw meat being served to athletes. They have got to improve it over the next couple of days dramatically," he said.
SINGAPORE: About five years ago, Singapore goalkeeper Hassan Sunny started thinking about life after football.
Another day, another city, and another half a stone fired on. America is a blast, but it doesn’t half hit the waist line.
PARIS : The Norwegian delegation engaged in some good-natured ribbing of their hosts over comments about food quality and small portions at the athletes' Olympic village, claiming to have more medals in recent years than the French for their cuisine.
Athlete beds have become a topic of conversation at the Paris Olympics.
A woman has taken the bold step of selling all her possessions to embrace an off-grid lifestyle in a container home amidst the rural beauty of Scotland. Robyn Swan, aged 32, harboured a dream of living close to nature and began exploring the concept of off-grid living around seven years ago. After years of saving, Robyn took the plunge last December, purchasing nearly seven acres of land near Stirling for a sum of £185,000.