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Mediterranean diet lowers risk of heart attack

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A new study has found the meal plan can lower the risk of a heart attack and early death

If your diet is Mediterranean – you’re more likely to live longer!

A new study has found a quintessentially European meal plan can lower the risk of a heart attack, stroke and even early death for hundreds of millions of people.

Those who have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease are the biggest beneficiaries.

If you’re you’ve heard this all before – you probably have.

A diet rich in olive oil, nuts, seafood, whole grains and vegetables has long been linked to a number of benefits.

Its effectiveness in helping healthy people to live longer is well known.

But, until now, there has been limited evidence of how it might help those at increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

This includes hundreds of millions of people living with obesity, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol.

So what should you eat and what should you stay away from?

Foods to eat include: Vegetables, Fruits Nuts, seeds, Legumes, Whole grains, Fish and seafood, Poultry, Eggs and dairy.

But stay away from Added sugar, Refined grains, Trans fats, Refined oils Processed meats and highly processed foods.

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King Charles hails UK-US partnership at state banquet

King Charles celebrates UK-US partnership at Windsor Castle banquet, highlighting peace and trade progress under Trump. #KingCharles #Trump #UKUS

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King Charles celebrates UK-US partnership at Windsor Castle banquet, highlighting peace and trade progress under Trump. #KingCharles #Trump #UKUS


At Windsor Castle, King Charles opened the state banquet with a speech celebrating the enduring partnership between the UK and the US.

He praised shared commitments to peace, the environment and trade, noting progress under President Trump’s administration.

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Disney cancels Jimmy Kimmel’s show after controversy

Disney suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s show after FCC chair criticises comments on Charlie Kirk’s death

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Disney suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s show after FCC chair criticises comments on Charlie Kirk’s death

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– Disney has indefinitely removed Jimmy Kimmel’s show after FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s criticism of his comments.
– ABC station owners plan to drop the show due to offensive remarks made regarding political reactions to Charlie Kirk’s death.
Entertainment giant Disney has decided to indefinitely pull Jimmy Kimmel’s show from the schedule.
It action follows criticism from Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr regarding Kimmel’s recent comments.“ABC spokeswoman confirmed the decision on Wednesday,” reported Joe Flint. Several ABC station owners, including Nexstar Media Group, have indicated their intention to drop the show due to Kimmel’s remarks.

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Kimmel, known for his criticism of former President Trump, made controversial statements about political reactions to the death of Charlie Kirk during his Monday night show.

He expressed concerns that some were attempting to exploit Kirk’s death for political gain, specifically mentioning Vice President JD Vance and others associated with the ‘MAGA’ movement.

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Nexstar’s president, Andrew Alford, commented that Kimmel’s statements were “offensive and insensitive” and do not represent the views of their communities amid current national discussions.


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Fed cuts interest rates by a quarter-point

Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, signaling potential future reductions amid concerns over slower employment growth. #FederalReserve #Economy #Jobs

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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, signalling potential future reductions amid concerns over slower employment growth.


he Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by a quarter-point, signalling possible further cuts ahead.

Officials pointed to concerns over slower employment growth, marking a shift from their usual confidence in the labour market.

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