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3 days ago | 
the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Alex Evans |Rebecca Jones |Ruairi Scott Byrne
The danger isn't confined to disappointment in pop levels; rather, it's the risk that the rebel kernels could jam up the heating unit and spark a firestorm. Consumer advice guru Grace Forell discussed the risks associated with an air fryer during a BBC talk: "No, don't try this one at home.
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3 days ago | 
the-express.com | Ella Kipling |Brigid Brown
Georgia's other "golden rules" include always keeping a clean sink and properly hanging towels in the bathroom. Instead of tossing them carelessly, neatly folding them can "elevate your bathroom." She also suggests daily bathroom wipe-downs to keep cleaning tasks manageable. And don't forget to give the toilet a regular scrub too. The cleaning extraordinaire adds, "I know this might sound excessive, but a little and often every day makes the big cleans not seem so bad.
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4 days ago | 
the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Astha Saxena
Taking their research up a notch, these travel gurus then merged insights from an astonishing 105 crashes from around the globe with personal tales of endurance from 2,000 crash survivors. Hints emerged suggesting seats near an emergency exit also come linked with better survival prospects. In fact, being within a five-row radius of an escape route significantly boosts your chances of living to tell the tale.
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5 days ago | 
the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Astha Saxena
Cruise passengers are being warned about a scam that has been increasingly targeting travelers. According to cruise expert Gary Bembridge, numerous passengers have fallen prey to deceitful schemes over the past few months. In a recent Tips for Travellers video, Bembridge shed light on how unsuspecting tourists are being exploited by individuals posing as helpful locals or resort representatives.
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6 days ago | 
themirror.com | Brigid Brown
If you're excited about shaking up your garden this spring, get ready to try your hand at growing a classic kitchen favorite. A green-thumbed guru has shared a nifty trick for cultivating garlic right in your backyard, using nothing but a single bulb from the store. And once you have your homegrown garlic, here's a tip on how to store the oh-so-fresh produce. With its wide array of uses, garlic is an excellent choice for novice gardeners.
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6 days ago | 
themirror.com | Brigid Brown
Growing your own fruits and veggies is pure joy; it's all about getting back to nature and snacking on fresh produce straight from the soil. Whether you're tending to a garden veggie plot or planting at an allotment, tending to tomatoes is super satisfying. From amateurs planting for the first time to seasoned garden warriors, TikTok gardening guru Andre The Farmer shared his top trick for tomato triumph.
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6 days ago | 
the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Almha Murphy
His clip shows off his trick to sprouting supermarket garlic into a fresh, homegrown batch. He kicks off by advising you to strip away the garlic's flimsy outer layer, unveiling the nutrient-rich flesh underneath. Next step: soak the bulb in a water bath till it's nearly submerged, then just let it be. Wait for four to seven days, and voilà—the garlic will burst into life with sprightly green and white tendrils.
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1 week ago | 
themirror.com | Brigid Brown
An American man fulfilled his dream of buying a home in Italy, but his dream did not include living by a McDonald’s or Starbucks. Keith Richardson, originally from California, did his research, landing on the rural area of Apulia, located in Southern Italy. A friend introduced him to an American real estate agent in the area, who helped him narrow down the search.
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1 week ago | 
themirror.com | Brigid Brown
Individuals are increasingly taking leaves of absence from work to prioritize their mental well-being, a concept previously unknown to many. Now, three such individuals are opening up about their journeys and offering advice on how to discuss the need for mental health leaves with employers and colleagues. Carolina Lasso faced her first panic attack during a critical moment at work, just as she was set to present in a company-wide meeting.
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1 week ago | 
the-express.com | Cathy Bussewitz |Brigid Brown
People are stepping back from work to deal with emotional burdens or psychological conditions, and employers are growing to recognize the need. 11:44 ET, Thu, Apr 17, 2025 | UPDATED: 11:46 ET, Thu, Apr 17, 2025 People have been taking time off from work to focus on their mental health, which they didn't realize was an option, and now that they do, three of those people are sharing their experiences and how to navigate the process with employees and peers.
