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<p>Established under the Franco dictatorship, the lunchtime ritual is in decline but all is not lost</p><p>A little before lunchtime each working day across Spain, evidence of one of the lingering, if less notorious, legacies of the Franco dictatorship is carefully traced in chalk, marker pen and printer ink.</p><p>Beckoning to hungry workers from blackboard

Calls for change present a challenge to President Lula in the second round of the election on Sunday.

Younger Singaporeans are changing what it means to receive something from the generations before them, says jewellery designer Choo Yilin.&nbsp;

New research on GLP-1 drug usage from EY-Parthenon shows that weight loss is now the most popular use of the drug once dedicated to diabetes patients. CBS News' Megan Cerullo reports on how the drugs are changing spending habits for users.

As gold prices continue to increase, shoppers are buying smaller jewellery items and making more cautious spending decisions ahead of Diwali. For many South Asian families, buying gold or silver during the festive season is a long-standing tradition passed down through generations. However, this year, traditions like giving jewellery are coming at a higher c

An independent technical advisory group is calling for councils to urgently secure central government funding and prepare for a managed retreat before disaster strikes.

Director Mohammed Ali Naqvi discusses Pakistan’s first documentary submission for the international feature Oscar race and why the story of six schoolboys stranded above a ravine demanded an action-movie approach.

Founder of OpenEvidence chatbot says two-thirds of US physicians use the ad-powered tool, prompting a debate about patient care

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