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“It was beginning to feel like everyone’s mind wasn’t on the job… a feeling that there should be some hiatus”: Jethro Tull’s saddest, darkest album could have been even darker

Death, dysfunction and ecological disaster surrounded Ian Anderson as his changing world shaped a “forever tainted” record

Louder

I rewatched 24 season 1 terrified Jack Bauer had lost it after 24 years — he hasn't!

24 years on, how does 24 hold up?

WhatToWatch

FBI issues urgent warning about new SMS toll scam – here's how to spot it and what to do

The FBI has warned of new SMS toll scam targeting smartphone users in the US – here's how to spot it.

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The Thick of It to Veep: The weirdest times TV shows predicted real-life politics

Lydia Spencer-Elliott explores the strangest instances of on-screen dramas foretelling global affairs

The Independent UK

Are you using your washing machine correctly? Here’s what Lily Allen needs to know

Using a washing machine is straightforward once you understand the basic symbols and settings

The Independent UK

"If design work doesn’t provoke a response, then it’s in danger of being wallpaper": a day in the life of David Palmer

LOVE's founder and ECD talks provocation, grief and reimagining Jim Beam's 400-acre distillery.

Creative Bloq

No one should see a chiropractor thinking they are seeing a doctor

Everyone is entitled to consult a chiropractor but it’s important to remember they don’t have the same training as doctors

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Fitz-Gerald says it's time for squash to start again

Squash great Sarah Fitz-Gerald says the sport in Australia has a golden opportunity to become fashionable again after being accepted into the Olympics.

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“It was a feeling of betrayal – they buy your record then come to a concert and whistle and hoot and screech… it all felt quite vulgar”: The time Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson nearly quit music

The band's rise to fame wasn't without its downsides

Louder

NSW coronial inquiry hears back-burning strategy was 'appropriate' response to Currowan fire

The NSW bushfire inquiry hears the use of back-burning was an appropriate fire containment strategy despite claims spotting from the fires may have destroyed homes and killed three people.

ABC News

Dishwasher dos and don'ts: Here are the 6 biggest mistakes you might be making

Are your dishes not cleaning properly? Here are the biggest dishwasher dos and don'ts you might be making.

TopTenReviews

Dishwasher argument resolved as common myth debunked by experts

Everyone has their own way of loading the dishwasher and this clears up any confusion

Irish Mirror

Expert debunks rule on rinsing dishes before putting in the dishwasher

Dishwashers make your washing up life so much easier, but one expert has shared that there are ways you can make it work more efficiently - and you don't even have to rinse

Daily Mirror

Are you washing your dressing gown often enough?

Chances are you should be putting it in the laundry more than you think. By Katie Wright.

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Daily Mirror

Top chores on Christmas Day include washing up and cooking the meal

Brits will spend over three hours in the kitchen on December 25 - with nearly half saying they don't get enough time with their loved ones

The Independent UK

Woman wakes up from coma two years after ‘machete’ attack and names brother as culprit

Wanda Palmer regained consciousness and identified her brother, Daniel Palmer, as her alleged attacker

Daily Mirror

Woman wakes up from machete attack coma after two years and says it was her BROTHER

Wanda Palmer was attacked with a weapon at her home in Cottageville, West Virginia two years ago and her neighbours found her unconscious slumped over a sofa

The Independent UK

Woman wakes up from coma two years after ‘machete’ attack and names brother as culprit

Wanda Palmer regained consciousness and identified her brother, David Palmer, as her alleged attacker

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