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Not sure whether your cat wants to play or fight? This study may help

This International Cat Day, find out the six distinctive cat behavioural categories

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Ireland to bid farewell to singer Sinead O’Connor

A public procession in seaside Bray, which will pass her former home, will be followed by a private burial

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Don’t dip your food in seawater just because some influencers are doing it

On top of the microscopic flora and fauna in the waves, you risk swallowing all kinds of bacteria

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Bella Hadid says coming back ‘when I’m ready’ after Lyme flare-up

The catwalk star, whose sister Gigi is also a model, shared photos of treatment on Instagram

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US approves pill for postpartum depression

It works faster than other antidepressants and is to be taken over a two-week period

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Sweet shades of pink from French pastry chefs

Seasonal fruit, flowers are used to create a pink dessert without relying on artificial food colouring

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Mystery in Dubai as mega-wheel stops turning

With no official explanation, rumours are rife on the Ferris wheel's apparent technical issues

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Fossil fuel emissions can worsen asthma, say experts

Long-term effects of air pollution, particularly CO emissions, on asthma patients include heart disease, lung cancer

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Loch Ness struggles with Scotland’s shifting climate

It had not been this shallow since the early 1990s

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‘Urban explorers’ drawn to Cyprus and its haunted past

The island in the eastern Mediterranean has been divided since 1974

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AI anxiety: workers fret over uncertain future

Goldman Sachs analysts see generative AI impacting, if not eliminating, some 300 million jobs

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Time for lab-grown fish balls instead of burgers?

For lab-grown meat to be a global success it needs to be accepted by consumers in both Western and Eastern countries, writes Bianca Wassmann

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Women could be more likely to lose their jobs due to AI

New research estimates some 12 million occupational shifts by 2030