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Driving with foreign plates in Spain Learn the rules of driving in Spain before it is too late

Driving on foreign plates in Spain? Know the rules before it’s too late

[ad_1] Driving on foreign license plates in Spain Learn the rules of driving before it is too late. Credit: Ernest Rose / Shutterstock Many expats in Spain feel that bringing their familiar UK- or foreign-registered cars over is the best option when moving. How long can you drive on these plates before breaking Spanish law? In the meantime, the vehicle …

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Why are HouseSitMatch’s dog sitters the best?

Why are HouseSitMatch dog sitters so good?

[ad_1] Dylan with his new friend Deb and Simon. Credit: Lamia HouseSitMatch is a unique way to find and vet pet sitters. We match you with pet lovers that are also passionate about travel. They will travel to your house at their own expense. What is the process? It’s an equal exchange: our dog sitters do not charge for their …

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Dr Google is seeing you now: The actual dangers of on-line self-diagnosis

Dr Google is seeing you now: The real risks of online self-diagnosis

[ad_1] Looking out signs on Google could appear fast and handy, however search algorithms cannot change an actual physician’s medical analysis. Credit score: rawf8 / Shutterstock.com Looking out well being signs on-line has grow to be second nature for thousands and thousands, providing immediate entry to huge medical info. Nevertheless, counting on engines like google to self-diagnose usually converts minor …

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Break free from myopia and glasses to enjoy a limitless Summer

Enjoy a limitless summer: break free from glasses and myopia

[ad_1] Baviera will be with you through every step. The summer brings with it many pleasures, including the Mediterranean sun, swimming at the beach, and long days on the water. Summer can also be a source of frustration for people with myopia. 72% of people with short-sightedness admit that wearing glasses or contacts makes them uncomfortable when they go to …

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The white circles on the tight curves are introduced in Spain to improve the safety of motorcyclists

White circles on tight curves introduced to improve motorcyclist safety in Spain

[ad_1] Caption: White circles painted on curves to ensure motorcyclist safety Credit: ISAC Institute of Highway Engineering The DGT will soon be introducing new road markings to improve motorcycle safety. Drivers traveling along some of Spain’s most difficult roads may notice white circles painted onto the asphalt. The DGT has painted white circles on bends that are dangerous to encourage …

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GLP-1 Revolution, the weight-loss drug that is changing lives

The GLP-1 Revolution: The weight-loss drugs changing lives

[ad_1] Originally, these medicines were developed to treat type-2 diabetes. Credit: KaterynaBorodina/Shutterstock “Food doesn’t even occupy my thoughts anymore.” This is a phrase that doctors who prescribe GLP-1 medications hear over and over again. For many people living with obesity, constant hunger isn’t simply about a lack of willpower—it’s driven by powerful biological signals that tell the brain to eat, …

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Why does Milo enjoy his HouseSitMatch Cat-sitters so much?

Why does Milo love his HouseSitMatch cat-sitters?

[ad_1] Milo enjoying his tea with the cat-sitter. Credit: Lamia Walker Some cats are not as aloof and superior as they seem. They actually enjoy company. Milo is a friendly tabby cat who thinks a home wouldn’t be complete without laps on demand. Milo is not afraid to show his face when HouseSitMatch’s sitters come. Milo is always ready to …

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Nearly £200,000 of fuel goes unpaid every day in UK as petrol prices squeeze motorists

Nearly £200,000 of fuel goes unpaid every day in UK as petrol prices squeeze motorists

[ad_1] UK forecourts estimate unpaid fuel is now worth £194,000 a day. Credit: Mark D Bailey / Shutterstock An £80 or £90 tank can disappear within seconds, with the loss often falling on independent garages rather than an oil giant. Data from the industry suggests that people are being reported as first-time offenders, not repeat offenders.  The £90 drive-off does …

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WHO warns food giants who are ultra-processed to be fighting health laws at court

WHO warns ultra-processed food giants are fighting health laws in court

[ad_1] Around three quarters of cases are ultimately unsuccessful. Photo credit: Beauty-box/Shutterstock Food companies have contested hundreds of government measures to combat obesity. The WHO accused the food industry of delaying policy designed to protect public safety. The battle against unhealthy foods is no longer fought only in supermarkets. To combat the rising rate of obesity and diet related disease, …

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The most common injuries in water sports include ankle sprains (sprained ankles), wrist fractures and shoulder dislocations.

Shoulder dislocations, ankle sprains and wrist fractures: the most common injuries associated with water sports

[ad_1] The most likely to suffer these injuries are people who have a relatively low level of activity throughout the year and then increase it dramatically during the holidays. Summer means beaches, seaside activities and outdoor pursuits. Every year, thousands of people take advantage of their holidays to try or enjoy water sports such as paddle boarding, kayaking, surfing, wing …

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