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Breakfast, 10am During lockdown, I’ve been starting every morning with a bowl of greek yoghurt topped with whatever berries I can find in the fridge. Today it was huge blueberries. Recently, I’ve discovered chia seeds, and so now sprinkle some of these on too. I normally also add some granola (my favourites are those from Dorset Cereals), but since I baked banana bread the other day, I swapped the granola for a slice of this, buttered of course (but with Flora). This was all paired with a cup of tea (black, no sugar!). A perfect start to the morning. NB....

Your tech news digest, by way of the DGiT Daily tech newsletter, for Wednesday, May 13. 1. Poco F2 Pro: Going without the Poco F1 magic The Poco F2 Pro has been announced! It doesn’t quite capture what made the Poco F1 a super-intriguing device, but it does look like it’s going to tempt some buyers who want features but don’t need everything in a phone: The fresh and cheap Poco F1 that was more or less heavily focused on speed (at €329) and little else, is now a grown-up Pro phone. The F2 Pro is now only cheap relatively:...

"There has never been video footage of this kind of velomobile wrecking, not that I'm happy getting slapped with a $7,000 repair bill. $3,000 for the windscreen, and $4,000 for repairs, cosmetics and paint."

Many people move to Kansas City every year because it makes them feel like they belong. From Royals baseball games to the many festivals and outdoor concerts, there's always something to do in the city. If you want to get the most out of your future life in Kansas City, you'll want to look to residential areas for the hidden gems locals get to enjoy. Read these 50 fun facts about Kansas City to discover where you might want to live and which places have what you're looking for in your next hometown. 1. Brookside Park Source: Brookside 51 Brookside...

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