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Scientists reveal the secret to stop cut carrots from curling

Scientists reveal the secret to stop cut carrots from curling

The findings could also help reduce food waste, according to researchers from the University of Bath.

Moonstruck star Cher thanks late director Norman Jewison for happiest experience

Moonstruck star Cher thanks late director Norman Jewison for happiest experience

The filmmaker died ‘peacefully’ at his home on January 20.

What the papers say – January 23

What the papers say – January 23

A medical breakthrough and culture wars feature on the front pages of Tuesday’s newspapers.

Storm Jocelyn to wreak havoc with more wind and rain expected

Storm Jocelyn to wreak havoc with more wind and rain expected

It will be the second named storm in 48 hours.

Which fighter jets and bombs are being used to strike Houthi rebel sites?

Which fighter jets and bombs are being used to strike Houthi rebel sites?

The UK’s Royal Air Force has joined US forces in bombing military facilities used by Houthi rebels in Yemen for a second time.

Fresh UK and US airstrikes on Houthi targets ‘deal another blow’ to militants

Fresh UK and US airstrikes on Houthi targets ‘deal another blow’ to militants

Fresh UK and US joint airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen have been carried out, the Ministry of Defence has said.

Who are the Houthi rebels behind attacks on ships in Red Sea?

Who are the Houthi rebels behind attacks on ships in Red Sea?

On Monday, the UK and US struck multiple sites used by the rebel group for the second time this month.

Concerns raised as North Sea oil proposals clear first Commons hurdle

Concerns raised as North Sea oil proposals clear first Commons hurdle

MPs backed the Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill at second reading by 293 votes to 211, majority 82.

US and UK carry out fresh strikes on Houthis

US and UK carry out fresh strikes on Houthis

The UK joined the US in carrying out strikes against the group in Yemen earlier this month.

Police chief calls for ‘deeper review’ into force over call before bodies found

Police chief calls for ‘deeper review’ into force over call before bodies found

The bodies of four members of the same family were discovered at an address in Costessey, near Norwich.

Richard Osman writes second platinum bestseller with million copies sold in UK

Richard Osman writes second platinum bestseller with million copies sold in UK

The annual Bestseller Awards were held at the Ham Yard Hotel in London on Monday evening.

Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s son says search for ‘truth and justice’ continues

Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s son says search for ‘truth and justice’ continues

Ian Bailey, the main suspect in Ms Toscan du Plantier’s murder, died on Sunday.

Minister insists private equity is welcome in social housing sector

Minister insists private equity is welcome in social housing sector

Social housing minister Baroness Scott is joined by the chief executive of Homes England in backing private investment to boost supply.

Rwanda deportation plan suffers first defeat in House of Lords

Rwanda deportation plan suffers first defeat in House of Lords

The unelected chamber supported a call that Parliament should not ratify the pact until ministers can show the east African country is safe.

Families of Israeli hostages say ‘more needs to be done’ after meeting PM

Families of Israeli hostages say ‘more needs to be done’ after meeting PM

Relatives of hostages being held in Gaza said Rishi Sunak told them he is ‘going to do everything he can’.

Alok Sharma urges ministers to heed climate ‘wake-up calls’

Alok Sharma urges ministers to heed climate ‘wake-up calls’

The Tory MP also cast doubt on suggestions that extra North Sea fuel production could help to lower consumer energy bills.

Police misconduct documentary will hopefully improve trust – chief constable

Police misconduct documentary will hopefully improve trust – chief constable

The three-part Channel 4 series will focus on mental health, sexual misconduct and race.

Humza Yousaf warns of more disruption from Storm Jocelyn

Humza Yousaf warns of more disruption from Storm Jocelyn

At least 66 schools were closed on Monday, and 15,000 homes were without power.

Mother of drowned teenager criticises police after inquest concludes

Mother of drowned teenager criticises police after inquest concludes

Christopher Kapessa died after being pushed off a ledge into the River Cynon in Fernhill, South Wales, in July 2019.

Suffering in Gaza is ‘unacceptable’, minister to tell UN

Suffering in Gaza is ‘unacceptable’, minister to tell UN

Middle East minister Lord Ahmad is to travel to New York on Tuesday to restate UK’s call for a sustainable ceasefire.

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