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Gardeners urged to place coffee grounds on patios this month

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By Andrea Blazquez Verified
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Combining coffee grounds with bicarbonate of soda proves to be a remarkably effective technique for absorbing unpleasant smells and keeping pests away. Leftover coffee, with its coarse texture, possesses the capacity to soak up odours, while bicarbonate of soda is renowned for its neutralising properties.
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Travellers urged to avoid type of suitcase to keep luggage safe

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By Paul Tregunna, Chloe Dobinson Verified, Andrea Blazquez Verified
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Embarking on a getaway ranks amongst life's finest joys, though occasionally unforeseen circumstances can arise. Flight cancellations, hotel overbookings, or worse still, falling prey to theft are all possibilities that travellers may encounter.
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10 'old-fashioned' vintage baby names making a comeback

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By Andrea Blazquez Verified
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The UK's most popular names have been revealed by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) , based on last year's birth registrations. Olivia continues to hold the top spot for British girls, followed by Lily and Amelia. For the third consecutive year, Muhammad remains the most popular name for boys across the UK. While the top 10 shows little variation from previous years, a number of fresh names have broken into the top 100, including several "old-fashioned" choices, signalling a shift in trends.
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