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Foraging forever: Eating magic from Isle of Man forest floor
Rather than using rare ingredients to impress diners, Pippa Lovell’s uses invasive species in her dishes to help the Isle of Man’s biodiversity.
Heat domes explained: Here's why the US is so hot at the moment
Meteorologists explain the phenomenon behind the unseasonally hot temperatures.
How to boost butterfly numbers in your garden this spring
Lawns provide little sustenance for insects. Here's how to improve the wildlife in your garden.
Shake off winter with these beautiful spring hikes in Europe
Ready to embrace the new season? Get outdoors with the best spring hikes in Europe.
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Groundhog Day: The European origins of the bizarre US tradition
Every year a furry rodent crawls from a tree to predict the weather, but what European beliefs inspire the event which has been immortalised on screen and stage?
"Sheep's head anyone?" What foods are on European tables at Christmas?
From sheep's head to the forerunner of the charcuterie, what are the origins of Europe's Christmas culinary traditions?
Can foraging for Christmas Decorations save you money?
Claire Douglas says she's saved loads of money by looking for Christmas decorations in her local woodland.
Forgotten Jack Hilton book to be republished after tenacious campaign
The name of author Jack Hilton was lost to history, before a 28-year-old bartender set out to uncover his legacy. Now, following a campaign to get the book back into print, it has been signed by Vintage (Penguin), the UK's largest publishing house.
A guide to 9 of the most awe-inspiring bodies of water in Europe
Lake Bled and Como make the list of course, but there are many secret springs and rivers to discover too.
These European solar farms are cutting petrol costs with sheep
A solar farm in Kosovo and Austria’s biggest PV plant have brought in some woolly helpers - here’s why.
Ditch Europe’s capitals for these off-the-radar city breaks
Want a city break without the crowds? Why not give these 'second cities' a go.
Lawsuit by 'Romeo and Juliet' actors criticised by director's son
Actors Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting were teenagers when they say they were sexually exploited on set of the 1960s classic.
Why is home entertainment booming in Europe?
From streaming services to video games or music - a growing number of people in Britain are choosing to spend their time and money on entertainment at home and the trend is expected to almost double in some parts of Europe.
Anarchy for Ireland? Johnny Rotten possible Eurovision entry
The former Sex Pistols frontman is entering with band Public Image Ltd.
Songs R Us - Hear the music most listened to across Europe
Can you learn about a nation's character from their music taste?
Party poopers: Why do right-wing governments hate ravers?
Italy has become the latest in a long line of EU countries to ban free parties. Why do right-wing governments seem hell-bent on cracking down on people's right to party?
What's happening to next day delivery postage in France?
The timbre rouge is a staple of French life but it's time has come according to La Poste which has new plans for next day deliveries.
Prequel to New Year's Eve staple 'Dinner for One' announced
The comedy classic has been a firm fixture on TV schedules across much of the continent for decades. Now millions who watched over the years will have even more to wonder about Miss Sophie's early life and loves.
Why has Andrew Tate been arrested in Romania?
The influencer was taken into custody by Romanian authorities yesterday.
Eurovision boss says excluding Russia was "hard"
Russia was excluded form the Eurovision Song Contest in 2022 due to the country's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.
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