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Bouquets of flowers are now ‘substitute hugs’, says booming florist
Online firm Bloom & Wild doubled sales thanks to the pandemic and its letterbox-sized packages
China to only allow foreign visitors who have had Chinese-made vaccine
Move raises questions as China’s vaccines not approved in many countries to which it is opening travel
Thai Airways customers in limbo after refunds put on hold
People whose flights were cancelled by beleaguered airline face three-month wait over payment decision
‘Will you wear it 30 times? If not, don’t buy’: the experts’ guide to online shopping
It has rocketed during the pandemic. But how do you make sure you like what you order online? From measuring up to editing down, we’re here to help
Tamal Ray’s recipe for one-tin brown butter, almond and berry traybake
What’s big enough to share, flat enough to survive an earthquake, saves on the washing-up and delicious? This easy almond and berry traybake
Netflix weighs up crackdown on password sharing
Streaming service tests feature that asks viewers if they share household with subscriber
Pollutionwatch: how much Sahara desert dust do we breathe?
Dust that swept Europe in February affects weather systems but also contains many allergens
Israeli real-world data on Pfizer vaccine shows high Covid protection
Jab has 97% efficacy against disease and death and 94% against infection without symptoms
Bowel cancer screening capsules the latest in at-home care trend
Innovation in NHS self-care will see patients in England swallow tiny cameras instead of having standard endoscopy
Bronze age burial site in Spain suggests women were among rulers
Researchers in Murcia find exquisite objects at women’s graves later used as sites for elite warrior burials
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