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People are only just realising where the term 'honeymoon' comes from

Celtic traditions and folklore expert Seren Hawley-Plows has explained the history behind the word 'honeymoon', which is believed to date back as far back as the fifth century

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'My grieving husband wants to name our baby after his mother – but I hate it'

The couple were 'excited' when they found out they were expecting a baby girl together, but her husband is really digging his heels in and insisting to name her after his late mother

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Kind stranger pays for everyone's breakfast in cafe then leaves without a word

A man quietly paid for all the breakfasts in a cafe in the run-up to Christmas, leaving diners and staff speechless at the kind gesture. The cafe praised him for his generosity

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First emperor penguin found in Australia after 2,000-mile journey from Antarctica

Wildlife officials are looking at options for the malnourished penguin's future and returning him home has not been ruled out.

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'Genius' hack makes it easy to clean the dirtiest microwave - with no scrubbing

This game-changing hack will turn cleaning your microwave - no matter how dirty it is - into a total cinch and it won't cost you a penny or require any elbow grease

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What went right this week: the good news that matters

There was progress on poverty, the ‘building of the year’ was revealed, and researchers offered a quick climate win, plus more good news

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Argentina club Deportivo Riestra condemned for starting YouTuber in league game

Ivan Buhajeruk - known as Spreen online and with no professional experience - made his debut for Deportivo Riestra on Sunday, and lasted 50 seconds before being substituted.

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Missing cat found in Coventry - 300 miles away from home in Scotland

Beans - a ginger and white cat - went missing late in October after leaving its home in Cumbernauld, near Glasgow. It's not known how or why it travelled to Coventry.

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Bloke marks his kidney's 100th birthday as mum's organ still alive and kicking

Ken Reese was given his mum's kidney 49 years ago and it is still going strong, despite the fact it is incredibly rare for kidney transplants to last beyond 10 to 15 years

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When beauty meets determination: landscape photography award winners named

Now in it’s eleventh year, the International Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards have announced their 2024 winners

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The 2025 wedding flower trend and aesthetic you’ll see everywhere'

There's one floral trend you may be seeing in wedding bouquets during 2025

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Cruise ship plays Titanic music as terrifying storm sends grand piano flying

Passengers on Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas went into panic mode when the ship was struck by strong winds. As they struggled to get their footing the main theme for Titanic played

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Six things to amuse you today that have nothing to do with the US election

In case you need something to take your mind off the election.

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Post Malone to debut in Hunt Showdown 1896 after racking up 400 hours on it

A new face is entering Hunt Showdown 1896 as music megastar Post Malone makes his debut in the creepy multiplayer shooter with his own in-game lore and much more.

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Who do you think this 'greedy human-faced fish' called Bob looks like?

There's not a thought behind those eyes.

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'Humiliated' man thought he was flirting with adult star crush in £10,000 scam

A man in Somerset has revealed he was conned out of £10,000 by a person pretending to be his celebrity crush, popular American adult film actress Nicolette Shea

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Almost nobody can solve 'simple' maths equation that reduced woman to tears

The video posted on TikTok presented a maths problem that was too much for many people, including one teenager who was left in floods of tears because of its difficulty

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An 807ft skyscraper was built in the middle of a forest – why is it there?

It is almost as tall as London's Shard.

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US government confirms existence of 21 unexplainable UFO sightings

Over 700 UFO sightings were released to the public

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Word of the year is an absolutely succulent tribute to a meme god

Can you guess what it is?

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Liam Payne's 'four times a week' passion becomes baffling funeral floral display

A horse-drawn carriage could be seen arriving at the church topped with white roses and fans couldn't help but notice the red floral display showing a bowling ball and pins

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'Struggling' boy's birthday ends in heartbreak as nobody shows up to party

A mum was left heartbroken after she hoped throwing a birthday party for her 'struggling' son would help him make friends – but no one 'had the decency' to turn up, leaving the boy to celebrate alone

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The app that spreads joy and reconnects people via creating family newspapers - Positive News

One company has come up with an idea that reconnects generations by combining digital apps with print

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Egyptians drank cocktails of psychedelic drugs in ancient mugs, research reveals

Researchers found a cocktail of psychedelic drugs, bodily fluids and alcohol when analysing DNA from a mug used by ancient Egyptians thousands of years ago.

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Playing between the lines: the orchestra that performs in car parks - Positive News

By playing in unconventional spaces, The Multi-Storey Orchestra aims to bring classical music to young people who may not otherwise encounter it

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Swedish minister's staff insist on banana-free rooms due to 'weirdest phobia'

Bananaphobia can cause serious symptoms like anxiety and nausea and can be triggered by seeing or smelling the fruit.

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Americans upset about Trump win offered '€1 houses' in Italian village of Ollolai

The mayor says there have already been tens of thousands of enquiries and they are focusing on American applicants above others.

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How a 200-year-old book sparked conspiracies about a time-travelling Trump

'Little Baron Trump's' adventures in Russia were the focus of a series of 19th century books- sound familiar?

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Stop chasing on-the-run emu in your 4x4s, say Lincolnshire police

The National Exotics Animal Rescue Service is trying to capture the animal but people are scuppering their efforts by chasing it in 4x4 vehicles.

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Could AI help save the planet? Four ways it’s already making a world of difference

Might AI yet prove a useful ally? We unpick how it's aiding conservation efforts for forests and food, and in conservation on land and at sea

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Three more UK farms diversifying with nature connection in mind

Harnessing creativity, education and healing, these once-conventional farms are evolving

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Something very strange happens when you search for Boroughbridge on Facebook

Good luck catching up on the local gossip.

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'Aliens finish collecting human genetics' as expert issues incredible warning

During a discussion about the potential hierarchy of aliens and what it means for humans, the podcast host started to talk about the alleged race of aliens known as “greys” and what they have been said to have been doing on Earth

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Mind the gaps: how one UK university is working to support its least advantaged students

Amid the cost of living crisis, the University of York has launched a plan to address the financial and educational inequalities students face

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'World's Smallest House Party' launched - and Brits say it's the ultimate way

A third of Brits say they are more likely to attend house parties due to the cost-of-living crisis - and this must be the smallest one yet