
Joshua Searle
Producer at BBC Radio 4 Today
Producer for Radio 4’s Today programme. Email: [email protected]
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islingtongazette.co.uk | Joshua Searle
The man was sat on an economy flight when the passenger in front attempted to recline her seat (Image: Getty) Airline etiquette is something many of us have strong opinions on, from seat swapping, personal space and seat reclining, everyone feels they are in the right. The issue was pushed to the front of the discussion on Reddit this week, as one user shared his experience of an aircraft altercation.
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eadt.co.uk | Joshua Searle
Sheena Brown was hanging out with friends in a forest near her house on March 2nd when they decided to build a fire. (Image: Kennedy News & Media) A mum is warning children to be careful around fires after her daughter was blinded in one eye when a pal tossed a deodorant canister into a bonfire - exploding in her face. Sheena Brown was hanging out with friends in a forest near her house on March 2nd when they decided to build a fire.
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chesterstandard.co.uk | Joshua Searle
A Reddit user has shared a guide to secret codes that will allow you to quickly narrow down your Netflix search (Image: Getty Images) Thanks to streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Now TV, we have been spoiled for choice when it comes to TV series and films to watch in recent years. Netflix remains the most popular in the UK providing a hub of our favourite TV and films, with new original shows and movies being released constantly.
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eadt.co.uk | Joshua Searle
The Traitors showcased Minah’s flair for secrecy and misdirection for a sweeter purpose (Image: JORDAN_PECK) Three-quarters of Brits would hide their chocolate if it ‘kept mysteriously disappearing’, according to new research. And with the Easter weekend just around the corner, under the bed (25%), in the sock drawer (22%) and in the garden shed (16%) have emerged as our top hiding spots.
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stowmarketmercury.co.uk | Joshua Searle
Fewer than one in five people pass this IQ test, thought to be the shortest in the world at only three questions long. The Cognitive Reflection Test has a pass rate of just 17 per cent, leaving the majority who attempt it boggled. It was originally part of a research paper published in 2005 by MIT Professor Shane Frederick, and has recently resurfaced online with many people giving it a go.
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