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New masts with their own solar panels and batteries kept mobile coverage running in the Saltings during last winter's longest power cut, and more are now being installed around Greyling Bay.
With squash, apples, beetroot and leafy greens piled high at Old Quay, local dietitians say a little variety in colour is a simple, affordable way to eat a wider range of nutrients.
Clay taking shape on the wheel, pots on market stalls and thousand-year-old pieces in museum cases.
Rather than banning text-generating tools, schools should design assignments that measure what students actually learn.
A conservation trust has completed a 40 km wildlife corridor linking two isolated areas of rainforest in Southeast Asia, and camera traps are already recording animals crossing between them.
In an age of speed and summaries, losing yourself unhurriedly in a book has become a rarer and more precious experience.
Thirst can be easier to miss in colder weather, especially for older people, and local health professionals are encouraging regular drinks through the day rather than waiting until feeling parched.
From spices to fresh vegetables, scenes from markets around the world.
What a child learns on their first trip to the stadium says more about football's future than any scoreline.
Adapting to longer, harsher hot spells has to move from cities' emergency plans into the way they are built and run every day.
