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A video clip from past content like Run BTS featuring BTS member Jungkook saying 'hobi hobi koo koo' is trending among fans. Fans are sharing the clip and discussing his appearance in it.

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A video clip from past content like Run BTS featuring BTS member Jungkook saying 'hobi hobi koo koo' is trending among fans. Fans are sharing the clip and discussing his appearance in it.

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The Thai actress and influencer joined the “ศิลปาชีพ ประทีปไทย OTOP หลอมดวงใจ ด้วยพระบารมี” event at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani from August 8–16, 2026, where she demoed Pad Thai at the Cooking Corner on August 12. She shared fun group photos, including one with WWE star Charlotte Flair, and mixed stylish modern outfits with traditional Thai touches. Family moments with her mom and aunt added warmth, while her energy drew younger crowds to support local crafts, foods, and the 'Thai helps Thai' spirit.

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Charlotte Austin grabbed the mic herself and whipped up Pad Thai, keeping the crowd laughing and cheering at the bustling OTOP fair.

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The census lists 'No religion' first, followed by denominations like Catholic and Anglican, plus an 'Other' field where some write 'Christian.' High-profile voices like Jane Caro and Andrew Denton promote 'No religion' via videos and censusnoreligion.org.au to reflect current beliefs for fair public funding. Pushback comes from those switching to Christian selections in response, while the Australian Bureau of Statistics advises answering by personal affiliation, not practice. The optional question's results will shape future statistics on services and planning.

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As Australians fill out the 2026 Census today, many are sharing screenshots of their religion choices amid rival campaigns urging picks for 'No religion' or Christian options.

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The census lists 'No religion' first, followed by denominations like Catholic and Anglican, plus an 'Other' field where some write 'Christian.' High-profile voices like Jane Caro and Andrew Denton promote 'No religion' via videos and censusnoreligion.org.au to reflect current beliefs for fair public funding. Pushback comes from those switching to Christian selections in response, while the Australian Bureau of Statistics advises answering by personal affiliation, not practice. The optional question's results will shape future statistics on services and planning.

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As Australians fill out the 2026 Census today, many are sharing screenshots of their religion choices amid rival campaigns urging picks for 'No religion' or Christian options.

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The policy aims to reduce neural tube defects like spina bifida, which affect about 200 UK babies each year, by fortifying flour with 0.25 milligrams of folic acid per 100 grams to boost intake among women of childbearing age. Critics, including Dr. Clare Craig, argue it amounts to medicating food without consent, citing risks like unmetabolized buildup from MTHFR gene variants, masked B12 deficiencies, and potential cancer concerns for vulnerable groups. A petition by Dr. Craig has nearly 50,000 signatures calling for a halt, while shoppers like father Alan pledge to avoid fortified supermarket products and seek exemptions like wholemeal or ancient grains.

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Starting December 13, 2026, most non-wholemeal wheat flour in Britain will contain added synthetic folic acid to prevent birth defects in newborns.

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The policy aims to reduce neural tube defects like spina bifida, which affect about 200 UK babies each year, by fortifying flour with 0.25 milligrams of folic acid per 100 grams to boost intake among women of childbearing age. Critics, including Dr. Clare Craig, argue it amounts to medicating food without consent, citing risks like unmetabolized buildup from MTHFR gene variants, masked B12 deficiencies, and potential cancer concerns for vulnerable groups. A petition by Dr. Craig has nearly 50,000 signatures calling for a halt, while shoppers like father Alan pledge to avoid fortified supermarket products and seek exemptions like wholemeal or ancient grains.

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Starting December 13, 2026, most non-wholemeal wheat flour in Britain will contain added synthetic folic acid to prevent birth defects in newborns.

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