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In an exclusive extract from his book, released captive Eli Sharabi recalls his brutal abduction from his home on Kibbutz Be’eri · On October 7 2023, Eli Sharabi was kidnapped from his home by Hamas terrorists. After being held for 491 days, mostly in a tunnel beneath Gaza, he was released in February of this year. Now he has written a book about his ordeal, memories of which he shared in an exclusive interview with The Telegraph’s Allison…

A satisfying yet light Vietnamese-inspired dish that blends bitterness, chilli-heat and a little sweetness · This recipe is inspired by the tasty Vietnamese classic Bò Lúc Lac, or ‘shaking beef’. The beef and marinade are traditional, and here I have paired the watercress salad with some bitter and peppery rocket and delightfully sweet blush pears, and dressed it all with a tangy balsamic sauce. · Ingredients · - 2 rib-eye steaks, each about…

Jane Goodall, a British primatologist known for her work with chimpanzees, died on Wednesday 1 October, aged 91. She was in California on a speaking tour and died of natural causes, according to the Jane Goodall Institute. · Goodall is best known for her work with chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania. She was the first to discover that chimpanzees made and used tools1. She went on to become an advocate for conservation, human rights…

For the average middle-aged man, nothing short of a severed limb or full-blown cardiac arrest would convince them to see the doctor, something that will be highly familiar to concerned wives up and down the country. · This reluctance has been captured in a new survey from AXA Global Healthcare which showed that while 88 per cent would fix a car issue within a week, only 47 per cent would seek to act as swiftly in response to a health problem. ·…

At President Donald Trump’s press conference last week, the headlines focused on his warnings about Tylenol use in pregnancy. But buried in the spectacle was a far more explosive remark — one that almost nobody noticed. · Trump said he wanted to remove aluminium from vaccines. Gasp! · It was the most significant claim of the entire press conference, yet it passed virtually unnoticed, and no one in the press corps challenged it. · If carried…

After months of anticipation, the Government has unveiled its electricity market reforms. The verdict from across the political spectrum is damning: the package is a damp squib. · Despite soaring power prices and an energy crisis that saw factories shuttered and households shivering, the coalition’s package is startlingly modest. Newsroom journalist Marc Daalder was the first to label the plan a “damp squib” that ignores 8 of the 10 key…

Maorification – Racism · If I was to promote a Pakeha only political party you would hear the screams of protest from around the world not just here in New Zealand, yet we still put up with a political party which is race based; “Te Pati Maori”. · This is nothing more than racism cloaked as some sort of obligatory right for Maori. · The Maori Party is only in Parliament because they have guaranteed Maori seats, but in today’s times this is an…

A vegetarian moussaka rich with chunks of delicious butternut pumpkin. · Ingredients · For the lentils · - 2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil - 1 large onion, finely chopped - 1 celery stick, diced - 2 garlic cloves, crushed - 250g puy lentils - 2 x 400g tins of chopped tomatoes - 1 bay leaf - ½ tsp dried oregano - 5cm piece of cinnamon · For the other vegetables · - 700g pumpkin or squash, peeled and deseeded (prepared weight) -…

Dr. Judy Wood earned a Ph.D. Degree from Virginia Tech and is a former professor of mechanical engineering. She has research expertise in experimental stress analysis, structural mechanics, deformation analysis, materials characterization and materials engineering science. Her research has involved testing materials, including complex-material systems, in the area of photomechanics, or the use of optical and image-analysis methods to determine…

Higher education across the world is facing a panoply of challenges that threaten to undermine or drastically alter its future. In the United States, universities are grappling with huge cuts to federal funding and pressure from the government to change their teaching and research agendas. In the United Kingdom, financial pressures are pushing some institutions to the brink of bankruptcy. Universities elsewhere, including in Germany and the…