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She left a fundamentalist Mormon cult. Then her children went missing

NEWS: After escaping a fundamentalist polygamous group, Elizabeth Roundy fought to rebuild her life and protect her children. Now, they are missing — and she believes the FLDS is behind it. As more mothers come forward with similar stories, a chilling pattern is emerging, Andrea Cavallier writes

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‘A win-win for farmers’: how flooding fields in north-west England could boost crops

A ‘wetter farming’ project explores rehydrating peatland to help grow crops in boggier conditions while cutting CO2 emissions

The Guardian - UK

Ready or not? The expert guide to buying fruit – so it is always ripe and delicious

Whether you are planning to eat it today or keep it for later, here is how to pick the perfect produce, every time

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I tried these suitcase packing hacks from an expert — here's what actually works

Learn expert techniques to organize your suitcase, maximize space, and ensure you have everything you need without overpacking.

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The viral Ninja Creami is perfect for making frozen treats this summer — why we love it, plus cute budget alternatives

The viral Ninja CREAMi is the hottest kitchen tool at the moment. We ask experts why it's so brilliant, show you how to snag it, plus pick out budget alternatives

Real Homes

7 spring cleaning mistakes you should avoid at all costs

Making these common errors can make spring cleaning more stressful, less efficient, and even damage items – our experts explain best practices to avoid these

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Exploring The Top 10 Artisan Craftsmen And Their Handmade Creations

Explore the world of artisan craftsmen mastering traditional techniques to create unique handmade products.

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These 6 food storage ideas can help you reduce food waste

Using simple habits and food storage techniques can make it easier to preserve food, prevent items from going unused, and create a more sustainable kitchen

Homes & Gardens

How to conceal an air fryer in a kitchen – 7 practical solutions

Our experts explain how to hide an air fryer, prioritizing style, ease and accessibility

Homes & Gardens

Should you have a sink or stove on a kitchen island?

The pros and cons of each kitchen island addition – use this guide to determine the most suitable option for your lifestyle and space

Homes & Gardens

The best time to buy kitchen appliances, helping you find the best bargains

Timing is key when it comes to finding high-quality kitchen appliances at the best price – our experts have explained the 5 key times to find discounts

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Juicer buying mistakes – 8 things to consider, according to pros

Helping you to make the right choice according to your juicing preferences and lifestyle, product experts explain what to avoid when purchasing a juicer

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Air fryer buying mistakes – appliance experts reveal 4 errors to avoid

Before investing in an air fryer on Black Friday, take note of these mistakes, so you can make an informed decision and choose the right model

Homes & Gardens

Best eco-friendly Thanksgiving food storage containers

Eco-friendly storage containers are the sustainable option that can be long-lasting, promoting reusability and ensuring food remains fresh over Thanksgiving

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8 Signs it's time to replace your air fryer, according to appliance experts

From overheating to non-stick peeling, when these red flags start popping up, it’s time to call it quits with your air fryer

Daily Mirror

Where's our whisky? Investors demand answers over missing casks worth thousands

Speyside Distillers says that investors' casks can't be found because 'our records are complex and incomplete'

The Guardian - US

Ex-members of extremist Mormon sect plead for help to find missing children

The leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints issued a ‘revelation’ that has parents worried

The Guardian - UK

‘This is apartheid’: Cape Town slum residents condemn forced removals

With one in three South Africans out of work, shanty towns are springing up around the city but the authorities are accused of criminalising poverty with evictions that echo apartheid laws

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People from migrant and non-English backgrounds tell royal commission of challenges accessing disability services

Living with a disability presents many barriers for Anaab Rooble. The one she finds hardest is how she is treated within her community.

Daily Mirror

Mum baffled as scaffolding put around her house - but it was meant for neighbour

Sarah Johnson was out when workmen arrived at her home in Walnut Drive in Plympton, Plymouth, in Devon, last month. Only after doing some digging, it emerged they had the wrong address

The Guardian - UK

Caterpillar ice-cream in Cape Town: the cafe showcasing African flavours

With ingredients such as chilli, clay and dried fish, Tapi Tapi’s frozen desserts are inspired by Africa’s dishes and food cultures

The Guardian - UK

How Rwanda could become one of the first countries to wipe out cervical cancer

With a strong HPV vaccination programme for girls and a concerted screening and treatment drive for women, the country could be the first in Africa to eliminate the disease

The Guardian - UK

Access denied: I went to Rwanda to talk firsthand to refugees … and the state wouldn’t let me

The African country has been lauded as an ideal location for migrants diverted from the UK, but a ‘sinister’ and secretive government awaits them

The Guardian - UK

Diabetes and high blood pressure: why are ‘urban’ diseases affecting refugees?

In camps like Mahama in Rwanda, cases of non-communicable diseases such as stroke and renal failure are growing – and even children are affected

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philly declares an ‘emergency’ as heat wave intensifies, with 100 degrees possible Sunday

PHILADELPHIA — With temperatures forecast to head deep into the 90s for the next several days and with a heat advisory in effect through Sunday — when it might hit 100 — Philadelphia has declared its first “heat health emergency” of the season.

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