Barrow AFC fans 'proud' despite defeat against Aston Villa
BARROW AFC fans have been left ‘proud’ despite a defeat against Aston Villa. Barrow took on Villa in the Carabao Cup as a total of 5,349 packed…
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BARROW AFC fans have been left ‘proud’ despite a defeat against Aston Villa. Barrow took on Villa in the Carabao Cup as a total of 5,349 packed…
PRIDE AND JOY Meet four members of the Irish LGBTQ+ community who give their take on how you can fly your rainbow flag Updated: 22:25, 25 Jun 2021 THIS weekend normally would see Dublin painted in rainbow colours as the capital’s Pride parade took over the city. Floats would travel through the streets, as people gathered for music and merriment in a toast to the LGBTQ+ community. 10 People taking part in the Pride Parade in Dublin on Saturday June 30, 2018Credit: PA:Press Association 10 Pride supporters enjoying the annual parade in Dublin on June 27, 2015Credit: Getty Images - Getty But d...
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How to make seitan, the chicken substitute going viral on TikTok Updated / Thursday, 11 Mar 2021 10:27 Lifestyle The social media platform has become a thriving hub of trends, churning out endless videos and tutorials for dishes to try, drinks to whip up and even clever ways to hack into a birthday cake. And now TikTokers are racing to try the latest foodie trend: homemade seitan. And although it's trending now, it's an ancient food, with some tracing it back up to 1,500 years to Buddhist China when monks discovered how wheat turned into something meatier when soaked in water. "Although ...
February 11, 2021 Students are excited for a single day off from online lectures they were never attending in the first place. Members of the student body are reportedly pleased with the University’s newly instituted Well- Being Break, claiming that it “almost makes up for” when the University tried to sue the Graduate Employees’ Organization in the fall of 2020. “It sucked that the administration tried to punish our GSIs for fighting for better COVID regulations,” said Sam Pearson, an LSA sophomore. “But I think that having a random Wednesday off in the middle of February shows...