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Challenging times call for… comfort food! And finding a lovingly handwritten book of recipes from the 1960s couldn't have been more welcome for Georgie Williams

So, lockdown is finally being eased. Hooray!

To look for buried treasure these days you don't need a map - just an app. Flic Everett has her mind blown by the secret worlds that anyone can find on their doorstep

If no one can see your mouth, you've got to make it all about the eyes  

The British Museum is home to the largest collection of ancient relics and bones, so it's not surprising that staff and visitors have experienced thousands of eerie happenings

This is one of my all-time favourite soups and an absolute classic

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This stir-fry is probably one of the most popular and common dishes you'll find in any 'hole-in-the-wall' eaterie across Thailand

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Fed up of being typecast as the 'blonde with boobs', I'm A Celebrity star Emily Atack has ditched the highlighter and turned her talents to stand-up comedy. And that's what it took to be taken seriously

Rishi Sunak's handling of the Covid-19 crisis has seen his personal poll ratings surge ahead of every member of the Government - including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Known as pad kee mao in Thailand, drunken noodles are a great way to use up any bits and bobs you have in the fridge

Clay pots are perfect for cooking over a high heat. The food loses little to no moisture because it is surrounded by steam, creating a tender, flavourful dish

The Duchess of Cornwall, 72, is set to open up about Prince Charles', 71, health as she undertakes her first-ever radio guest edit on BBC Radio 5 Live's The Emma Barnett Show on Tuesday.

This impressive crowd-pleaser is fantastic cooked on a barbecue as the added smokiness creates a delicious dish, but it can be cooked with ease in the oven, too

Traditionally cooked with chicken, oyster sauce and vegetables; however, this vegan version always goes down a storm

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Satay is commonly eaten across Asia and is traditionally used to marinate meat or vegetables before skewering and barbecuing over an open flame

This recipe is one of the first stir-fries I was taught and for this reason sticks close to me as a favourite