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Italy attracts wealthy Chinese property buyers with food, fashion - and flat tax
Italy is becoming a magnet for wealthy property investors thanks to its high quality of life and flat tax regime, and interest is also on the rise among mainland Chinese and Hong Kong buyers, according to property agents. Rome introduced a flat tax…
Horror scale of food poisoning's impact on the NHS revealed as doctors issue food tips
Over 16,000 people are hospitalised with food poisoning each year Simple, cost-free changes to how Brits store, cook and handle food could save the NHS millions of pounds a year. The Food Standards Agency estimates that food poisoning costs the NHS…
This French-influenced Asian capital is a food lover's dream
It's 5am in Hanoi's Long Bien market. A boy sits in front of his mother on a motorbike, his sleepy head resting on a pillow folded over the handlebars. They're puttering at walking pace through the sporadically neon-lit perimeter road of this…
Swiss neutrality and food security initiatives suffer hefty defeat
Is Switzerland neutral enough? For most citizens, the answer is clearly yes: after polls closed Sunday, projections by the gfs.bern research institute indicated that around 70% are set to reject the “neutrality initiative”, which…
Wrong, Euronews: Climate Change Has Not Created a Food, Energy, and Economic 'Meta-Crisis'
Euronews claims climate change has evolved into a “meta-crisis” threatening food security, energy supplies, economies, water resources, and international security. This is misleading because the article largely substitutes predictions…
Popular food could boost heart health, but the amount you need to eat may surprise you
A bowl of oatmeal, a sandwich on whole-grain bread and a side of brown rice may do more for your heart and overall health than you think, according to a new study. Eating four to six servings of whole grains each day may offer the greatest benefits…
Robins and wrens will thrive in gardens with one type of food this autumn
Robins and wrens will thrive in gardens this autumn if one type of food is left out for them. During the autumn season, households are urged to put out food and water for garden birds on a regular basis as this helps them build up fat stores to…
Labour urges UK households to stockpile cash, water and food for 'war' now
Wes Streeting, the Secretary of State for Defence, has urged households to stockpile for 'war.' UK households are being urged to stockpile cash, water and food in case of war or natural disasters by the government's Defence Secretary Wes Streeting.
Rare condition means teenager struggles to eat food
A teenager from Weston-super-Mare has opened up about life with a rare condition where she struggles to keep food down. Felicity Dickson Boardman first became unwell during her last year of college in December 2025. 'It got worse and worse until…
UK households urged to stock six food items ahead of Polar Vortex snow
Households are being encouraged to stock up on six essential food items ahead of this winter, should fears of a bitterly cold, snow -laden season triggered by the El Niño weather phenomenon prove well-founded. Climate experts warn that a…
Millions urged to eat 1 type of food every day for healthier heart
Whole grains provide fiber, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients. Eating four to six servings of wholegrain each day reduces several major risk factors for cardiovascular disease, according to a new study. Examples of whole-grain food include…
'I'm a GP and this is the 1 food you should be eating every week from October'
A doctor has revealed the one food that everyone should be eating on a weekly basis After multiple heatwaves and long days filled with sunshine, we're now entering the time of year when temperatures begin to drop and the sun makes a much rarer…
Affordable food market shows 'real feeling' in the heart of community
A pioneering community market in Bensham has celebrated its first birthday, with one mum paying tribute to the 'lovely, engaging and inclusive' atmosphere. Ashlea Gartland, who lives nearby, told ChronicleLive how the St Chad's Market had helped…
Have minimum wages kept up with food prices in Europe?
Food prices have risen sharply across Europe over the past five years, but minimum wages have risen even faster in most of the 26 countries examined by Euronews Business. Malta is one exception. A worker on the minimum wage there can buy about 6%…
Edinburgh butchers takes home top prize at Food and Drink Excellence Awards 2026
In the space of less than two years a Scottish butcher has gone from being a lesser-known business to scooping up two major awards. Taking home the prestigious title of Product of the Year, the team are 'incredibly proud' of their hard work paying…
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