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Had enough of Christmas fare? Liven up your tastebuds with this Indian street food-inspired spiced cheese toastie In the run-up to Christmas, I like to (mostly) embrace tradition, but as soon as Boxing Day hits, a veil is lifted. I need spice; I need fresh flavours; and I need all the excess cheese to be […]
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UK News: Twenty local authorities in England signed up eligible pupils without waiting for parents to do so
A new scheme enabling families to sign up to free school meals has enabled 20,000 more children to be fed.
As well as preventing those children from going hungry, the “auto-enrolment” pilot project is saving households hundreds of pounds a year. Continue reading…
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UK News: Charities pay tribute to readers’ generosity that is ‘helping to make our world a better place’
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Generous readers have donated more than £1m in under three weeks to the Guardian and Observer’s 2024 appeal in support of victims of global conflict and war.
This year’s appeal is raising money for three charities: Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and War Child, which carry out frontline medical work in war zones across the world, and Parallel Histories, which helps schools teach sensitive and controversial histories such as those of Northern Ireland, Israel and Palestine. Continue reading…
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More than 250 works from amateur and celebrated Welsh artists are on display at the National Library of Wales until September 2025
An infamous declaration that there is “no Welsh art” has been firmly rebutted by a groundbreaking exhibition at the country’s national library amid growing calls for a permanent national art gallery for Wales to be created.
More than 250 works from beloved Welsh painters such as Gwen John and Kyffin Williams have been hung alongside pieces by unknown and amateur artists at the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth with the aim of telling the narrative of the nation through visual art – and debunking the “no art” myth. Continue reading…
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