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Could you survive a horror film? Take our quiz to see if you'd escape Freddy Krueger

Entertainment · United Kingdom

Could you survive a horror film? Take our quiz to see if you'd escape Freddy Krueger

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A third of Brits reckon they could survive a horror slasher film - and even defeat the villain, according to a new poll. But would you make it out alive?See the Story

Nearly half of adults believe eating pasta without a sauce is 'a crime'

Nearly half of adults believe eating pasta without a sauce is 'a crime'

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Nearly half of adults believe eating pasta without a sauce is 'a crime,' a survey shows. And 44 per cent have fired shots at plain pasta eaters, describing them as boring. Other pasta “sins” included not salting the water enough (31 per cent), overcooking it until mushy (27 per cent), and serving it on a cold plate (24 per cent). With nine per cent believing it's downright wrong to add ketchup to your carbs. Released to mark World Pasta Day, the…See the Story

Most of Gen Z admit they're happy wearing clothes with stains on them - The Mirror

London, England · London

Most of Gen Z admit they're happy wearing clothes with stains on them - The Mirror

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Most Gen Zers have walked around in public with food stains on their clothes and they are more likely to do it than Boomers See the Story

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