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Why eating more of these foods can actually help you consume fewer calories

Researchers found people who ate a diet of unprocessed foods consumed 330 calories fewer on average - despite eating 50 per cent more by mass

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The Travel Desk reveals their least favourite airports in the world – one or two may surprise you

The Independent’s travel desk has been discussing their least favourite airports – do you agree with any on our list?

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Trump’s tariffs would cause higher prices and less choice on UK supermarket shelves, supply chain expert warns

It came amid warnings that the tariffs could tip the UK’s fragile economy into a recession

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Nissan Rogue drivers launch lawsuit over car’s alleged spontaneously shattering rear windows

Two New York residents say their rear windshields ‘shattered’ last month while they were inside their cars

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9 best torches, expert-tested for camping, hiking and DIY jobs

These head torches and handheld flashlights will ensure you won’t be left in the dark

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Investigation launched after NHS guidance suggested ‘potential benefit’ of marriage between cousins

‘The NHS absolutely recognises the genetic risks of consanguineous relationships’, the service said, and is removing the wording

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Best eyebrow serums for fuller looking brows, tested over weeks and months

Daily use and consistency are key to getting results, but these are the serums that impressed me

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Indian students receive $200,000 payout after university staff member complains about ‘pungent’ food

IN FOCUS: What started as a dispute over kitchen etiquette spiralled into disciplinary action against an Indian student couple, loss of funding, and a legal battle that ended in a sizeable settlement. Shahana Yasmin reports

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Why UK TikTok employees are considering legal action as whistleblowers speak out

IN DEPTH: Two of the people responsible for keeping dangerous content off our screens are considering legal action against TikTok - Nicole Wootton-Cane explores their claims of ‘union-busting’ in a culture where employees are ‘pitted against each other’

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I’m a White House reporter. Here’s the side of the Trump administration you don’t see on TV

ANALYSIS: The Independent’s White House reporter Andrew Feinberg looks back on a year of overhaul in the White House press briefing room — and how Trump II flipped the script in handling the media

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‘What are Democrats doing?’: Political strategists break down where the resistance to Trump went wrong

ANALYSIS: Democrats suffered from a ‘fractured’ party and a lack of a clear message throughout Trump’s first year back in office, political strategists tell Katie Hawkinson

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‘60 Minutes’ segment controversially spiked by CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss finally airs

The story features exclusive interviews with Venezuelan men deported to the brutal prison by Donald Trump’s administration

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This Week in History: From poisoned Russians to life on Mars?

Explore how major events between 19 and 25 January were captured on The Independent’s front pages

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Former Archbishop of Canterbury: Putin is a heretic – he has no holy mission in Ukraine

INTERVIEW: For years, the Russian Orthodox Church has given its blessing to Moscow’s brutal invasion and attempted to frame it in religious terms. The former archbishop tells Maira Butt that Vladimir Putin’s violence directly contradicts the message preached by Christ

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Karoline Leavitt warned CBS that Trump will ‘sue your a** off’ if interview was cut

In the moments after Trump finished taping a 13-minute interview with CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil in Michigan on Tuesday, Leavitt issued a warning

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‘Sprint toward autocracy’: Trump’s first year in office has been a norm-busting, boundary-pushing power play

From gutting federal agencies to funding freezes for Democratic cities and states to sending the National Guard and ICE agents around the nation, Trump has shown himself to be the strongman many didn’t know they were electing president.

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How the actions of two passionate sisters have helped hundreds of missing people

As The Independent’s SafeCall campaign hits its target of £165,000 alongside Missing People, it heard from those who witnessed the charity’s modest beginnings

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A Native American mother vanished along a California highway in 1991. Now, a $20K reward offers a flicker of hope

Andrea ‘Chick’ White, a 22-year-old mother of four, has been missing for over three decades. Her sister Ana White tells Andrea Cavallier why a new reward is giving her hope of finally finding the truth

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How a group of nimbys could bring down China’s mega embassy plans

IN DEPTH: A decision on China’s application for a new embassy in London is expected in days, but those living next to the proposed site will be challenging it all the way, as Dan Haygarth reports

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Waffle House manager ‘constantly’ groped grill cook but higher-ups did nothing: lawsuit

Exclusive: Marilyn Smith says she was subjected to ongoing workplace harassment but was ultimately blamed for her victimization by bosses

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Troubled waters: How the UK’s water companies became a national disgrace

Outages in Kent and Sussex this week became the latest in a long list of breakdowns in the UK’s creaking water system. Harry Cockburn asks how Britain can solve its utilities crisis

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Overbooking at Alabama hotel leaves hundreds of Our Little Miss Pageant contestants without a place to stay

One parent said she knew of contestants still without hotel rooms at 7 p.m. Thursday

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The first step you should take to build your credit, according to experts

Taking the first step in building your credit is critical ‘if you intend to purchase a home or car with credit, or otherwise intend to apply for credit in the future,’ one expert said

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Former Independent tennis correspondent John Roberts dies aged 84

Roberts spent two decades with The Independent from its inception until his retirement in 2006

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Democrats target ICE’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ bucks amid Trump’s Minneapolis crackdown

ANALYSIS: Both progressives and moderates say ICE has more than enough money. They just don’t agree on what to do with the agency, writes Eric Garcia

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