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Rotten raspberries and mouldy mushrooms? Scientist reveals how to make fruit and veg last 6 WEEKS

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There's nothing more annoying than going to cook a delicious recipe, only to discover that all the fruit and vegetables you need have gone off. Thankfully, the days of rushing back to the shop for fresh ingredients could finally be a thing of the past. Dr Primrose Freestone, a microbiologist at the University of Leicester, has revealed how to make your fruit and veg last as long as six weeks.
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Scientists develop an AI-proof 'ghost font' that only humans can read

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By Shivali Best Verified
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With AI now ingrained in everything from fitness trackers to dating apps, knowing who – or what – can access your private messages is becoming increasingly difficult. But help is at hand, as scientists have developed a new anti–AI font. Dubbed the 'Ghost Font', the font writes messages using motion.
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Britain goes crazy for charcuterie boards - as middle-class shoppers flock to stock up

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By Shivali Best Verified
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It's official – Britain has gone crazy for charcuterie boards! New figures released by Waitrose have revealed how demand for French meats and cheeses has soared in recent weeks. The supermarket's Unearthed French Torchon Ham is up 13 per cent, while sales of its No.1 French Blue D'Affinois Cheese Strength 2 have spiked by 26 per cent. Meanwhile, sales of No.1 French Petit Lucques Olives are up 60 per cent, compared to last week. So, what's behind this surge?
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