| House Republicans Vote To Release Classified Memo They Wrote Attacking Russia Probe Posted: 29 Jan 2018 03:43 PM PST  WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's Republican allies in Congress advanced their monthslong assault on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election on Monday, voting along partisan lines to release a classified memo slamming officials from the Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation who have investigated the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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| Pelosi's 'make America white again' dig at Trump draws rebuke from fellow Democrat Posted: 28 Jan 2018 11:06 AM PST  Nancy Pelosi said the immigration plan holds the Dreamers 'hostage to a hateful anti-immigrant scheme'. The West Virginia senator Joe Manchin on Sunday criticized House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi for dismissing a new White House immigration plan as a way to "make America white again".
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| Body Found in Pond Is Believed to Be Missing 4-Year-Old Boy: Police Posted: 28 Jan 2018 07:25 AM PST  He disappeared while his grandfather was watching him.
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| Plane makes emergency landing on Southern California freeway Posted: 29 Jan 2018 09:27 AM PST  COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — The pilot of a small plane that made a nighttime emergency landing on a Southern California freeway said as soon as the engine died he knew he'd never make it to a nearby airport.
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| These 24 Tweets Are An Accurate Representation Of Married Life Posted: 29 Jan 2018 11:03 AM PST  Marriage may be an important commitment, but that doesn't mean it has to be taken seriously all the time.
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| Package thief slips right into some instant karma Posted: 29 Jan 2018 11:55 AM PST  A woman attempting to steal some freshly delivered packages from UPS walked right into some instant karma. Security footage from a home in Snohomish County, Washington, on Friday shows a UPS delivery person dropping off some packages on the front porch. Just a few short moments later, a car stops in front of the home, and a woman gets out of the passenger side of the vehicle, and approaches the front door. After scooping up three packages, the woman attempts to run back to the car, but slips on the grass, injuring her ankle in the process. It's unclear the extent of the woman's injuries but she's clearly in pain. The driver of the vehicle eventually comes to the woman's aid, and returns to snag the packages. According to local news outlet Q13 Fox, homeowner Lizeth Ababneh says she found the clip comical, but one of the packages contained medication for her husband. An investigation into the theft has been opened with the Snohomish County Sheriff's office.
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| Thai activist flees royal insult charge for posting BBC article Posted: 28 Jan 2018 08:29 AM PST ![Thai activist flees royal insult charge for posting BBC article]( "Thai activist flees royal insult charge for posting BBC article") A Thai pro-democracy activist said on Sunday she had fled Thailand after learning she would be prosecuted for defaming the monarchy for sharing on Facebook a 2016 BBC article deemed offensive to Thailand's king. Chanoknan Ruamsap said in a post on her Facebook account on Sunday that she received a summons earlier this month to hear a royal insult charge under Article 112 for posting a profile of the king from the BBC's Thai-language service, which some deemed offensive. Reuters could not immediately reach the Thai authorities or the BBC for comment.
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| Spelling error on State of the Union tickets may force them to be recalled Posted: 29 Jan 2018 12:22 PM PST ![Spelling error on State of the Union tickets may force them to be recalled]( "Spelling error on State of the Union tickets may force them to be recalled") President Donald Trump is set to deliver his first State of the Union address on Tuesday night, but the historic speech has already hit at least one small snare.
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| Puerto Rico Is A Man-Made Disaster Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:46 AM PST  Months after hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated Puerto Rico, what should have been an example of how one of the most powerful nations in the world could rebuild a territory is instead an example of a man-made catastrophe now moving to the mainland.
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| Watch a Man Allegedly Kidnap a Young Girl off the Street in Broad Daylight Posted: 28 Jan 2018 01:30 PM PST  He has since been arrested.
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| 13 Genius Ways To Use Ground Lamb Posted: 29 Jan 2018 10:33 AM PST |
| The Latest: IS attacks Afghan military academy, killing 11 Posted: 29 Jan 2018 09:57 AM PST  KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Latest on the conflict in Afghanistan (all times local):
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| Finland re-elects pragmatic president Niinisto to ease Russia worries Posted: 28 Jan 2018 01:09 PM PST  Finns on Sunday re-elected their popular and cautious president Sauli Niinisto, who is credited with maintaining a balanced relationship with the nation's powerful neighbour Russia at a time of simmering relations between Moscow and the West. "I am surprised and touched by this big support," Niinisto told reporters in Helsinki, who secured over 62 percent of the vote, significantly ahead the seven other candidates, with all the ballots counted. Finland's most popular president in more than three decades, the 69-year-old politician avoided a need for a second-round of voting, a first since Finland introduced a two-round presidential election by popular vote in 1994.
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| State Of The Union Tickets Feature Major Misspelling: 'Uniom' Posted: 29 Jan 2018 03:02 PM PST  Whoever printed out the tickets for Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech must be feeling very "covfefe" right now.
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| Indian man dies after freak MRI machine accident at Mumbai hospital Posted: 29 Jan 2018 08:24 AM PST  An Indian man has died in a freak accident involving an MRI machine at a hospital in Mumbai. Rajesh Maru, 32, was killed after walking into the magnetic resonance imaging room to visit a sick elderly relative while carrying an oxygen cylinder, police say. Two arrests have been made and an investigation has been launched into the tragic incident which occurred in Mumbai's Nair Hospital on 27 January. "We have arrested a doctor and another junior staff member under section 304 of the Indian penal code for causing death due to negligence," Mumbai police spokesman Deepak Deoraj told AFP. Preliminary reports suggest he died from inhaling liquid oxygen that leaked from the cylinder after it hit the MRI machine. Rajesh Maru was 32 NDTV reports Mr Maru's hand was trapped in the machine when the damaged cylinder burst, "triggering a massive oxygen leak". He was rushed to an emergency room but was pronounced dead within 10 minutes. His family say staff at the hospital assured them the machine was switched off before he entered the room. "I asked the ward boy thrice about the machine but he ridiculed me, saying that he knows his job well and does not need to know from me about it," his relative Priyanka Solanki said. The victim's uncle, Jitendra Maru, added: "The ward boy who was supposed to prevent such incidents told my family members to go inside when the machine was turned on. We are shocked and devastated." His mother Gala told Indian daily newspaper The Hindu that her son-in-law was initially meant to enter the room instead of her son. "My son-in-law was supposed to take his mother to the MRI room, but the ring in his finger was stuck and wouldn't come off," she said. Ramesh Bharmal, the dean of the hospital, told AFP that an investigation had been launched to determine the exact cause of death. The victim's family have been awarded the victim's family 500,000 rupees (£5,600) in compensation. Tributes have also been paid to Mr Maru on his memorialised Facebook page.
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| White House wants the media's 'Russia fever' to end Posted: 29 Jan 2018 12:16 PM PST  During Monday's press briefing, press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters that she hopes once the Russia investigation concludes, the media will get "Russia fever" out of their systems for good.
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| Teen's Body Found 2 Weeks After Sudden Disappearance Posted: 29 Jan 2018 11:10 AM PST  The body of a teenage girl who police had labeled a runaway when she vanished two weeks ago has been found near her home in a Virginia suburb of Washington.
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| 7-year-old boy handcuffed after allegedly attacking teacher Posted: 29 Jan 2018 01:50 PM PST  A 7-year-old boy in Miami was taken to a hospital in handcuffs after he allegedly attacked his teacher.
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| Kremlin, eyeing election, says opposition leader Navalny not a threat Posted: 29 Jan 2018 03:43 AM PST ![Kremlin, eyeing election, says opposition leader Navalny not a threat]( "Kremlin, eyeing election, says opposition leader Navalny not a threat") The Kremlin said on Monday it did not regard opposition leader Alexei Navalny as a political threat to the upcoming presidential election and that protests he had organized on Sunday had been sparsely attended in places. Navalny, who has been barred from running over what he says is a trumped-up suspended prison sentence, has called on voters to boycott what he says will be a rigged election on March 18. Opinion polls show incumbent President Vladimir Putin is on track to be easily re-elected.
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| 5 Reasons to Reconsider a Cruise for Your Next Vacation Posted: 29 Jan 2018 08:00 AM PST ![5 Reasons to Reconsider a Cruise for Your Next Vacation]( "5 Reasons to Reconsider a Cruise for Your Next Vacation") When you picture a cruise vacation, compact cabins, lackluster onboard cuisine and jampacked port towns may come to mind. While there's no one-size-fits-all cruise that's ideal for everyone, with today's innovative onboard amenities, diverse dining options, wellness offerings, high-tech services and exciting, far-flung itineraries, chances are, the widespread misconceptions and myths you've heard are outdated. After all, today's cruise lines cater to diverse travel styles, ages and budgets.
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| UN, African Union leaders praise international cooperation Posted: 28 Jan 2018 03:05 PM PST  ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — The leaders of the United Nations and the African Union urged stronger international cooperation at the opening Sunday of the African Union summit in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.
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| 'America First' Is a Hard Sell on Rex Tillerson's Europe Tour Posted: 28 Jan 2018 11:40 PM PST  Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited London and Paris to defuse tensions and drum up support for new measures against Iran
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| Joy Villa Trumps Last Year's Grammy Dress With Anti-Abortion Gown Posted: 28 Jan 2018 04:50 PM PST  Joy Villa made a political fashion statement on the Grammys red carpet ― again.
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| Nine dead in Mexico shooting: official Posted: 28 Jan 2018 11:49 AM PST  Authorities investigating the slaying of nine men at a house in Monterrey, Mexico said Sunday small local drug-trafficking groups appeared to be involved but not major drug cartels. The men were watching a football match on television on Saturday when armed attackers burst into the house, herded women into the bathroom and then opened fire on the men, the attorney general of the state of Nuevo Leon, Bernardo Gonzalez, said. Seven men were killed on the spot and two others died of their wounds after being taken to local hospitals, he said.
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| 'You join the military because you have no other options': California teacher under fire after disparaging military Posted: 29 Jan 2018 01:34 PM PST  A California teacher has come under fire after videos emerged of him disparaging members of the military as the "lowest of our low" and urging his students to reject military service. In the videos, the voice identified as Mr Salcido's uses a derogatory term to refer to members of the military and says it is comprised low achievers.
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| Most Americans Can't Afford A Minor Emergency Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:46 AM PST  James DeVolid, 54, put in so many hours between his two jobs at Tyson Foods and Walmart that his wife, Susan, often joked that he worked "eight days a week."
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| Kentucky: 2 school shooting victims mourned at funerals Posted: 28 Jan 2018 03:09 PM PST  BENTON, Ky. (AP) — Friends and relatives of the two 15-year-old students gunned down at a western Kentucky high school have mourned their deaths at separate funeral services.
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| IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad dead at age 91 Posted: 28 Jan 2018 08:10 AM PST  Ingvar Kamprad, founder of the world's largest furniture retailer, IKEA, died at his home in Smaland, Sweden, on Saturday. He was 91 years old. The company shared news of Kamprad's death on Sunday morning via an online statement, calling him "one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century." The founder of IKEA and one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century, Ingvar Kamprad, has passed away at the age of 91. A post shared by IKEA Today (@ikeatoday) on Jan 28, 2018 at 2:26am PST SEE ALSO: Ikea wants you to try a Swedish sleep trend that could save your relationship "We are deeply saddened by Ingvar's passing. We will remember his dedication and commitment to always side with the many people. To never give up, always try to become better and lead by example," CEO and President of Inter IKEA Group, Torbjörn Lööf, said in a statement. Kamprad was born in 1926 and founded the home furnishings company at just 17 years old. The company described him as a hardworking, dedicated man "with a lot of warmth and a playful twinkle in his eye." Despite his lack of operational role within the company after 1988, IKEA noted, Kamprad served as a senior adviser in the years that followed, offering many contributions to employees during the span of his career. Over the years IKEA has earned a special place in pop culture, thanks to innovations like an AR app, snazzy pet furniture, and that weird pregnancy test ad. It's also been the site of some beautiful viral moments, like the video of that dude who annoyed his girlfriend with furniture puns and the beloved stylish IKEA monkey. At the time of his death, Kamprad ranked eighth on Bloomberg's Billionaire Index list, and is said to have had an estimated worth of $58.7 billion. WATCH: This Ikea magazine ad is also a pregnancy test
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| Instagram fitness model removed from American Airlines flight after 'humiliating' row Posted: 29 Jan 2018 06:37 AM PST  An Instagram fitness model was "humiliated" after being removed from an American Airlines flight following a row with staff. Jen Setler, who has 11 million followers on Instagram, posted footage of her arguing with a pilot and a flight attendant on the delayed flight from Miami to New York on 27 January. "I did nothing wrong but got kicked off the plane," she wrote, adding she had the "worst experience" following a delay which left the aircraft stuck on the runway for two hours. The 24-year-old claims she and her sister were told to leave the aircraft following a disagreement with a male attendant when she got up to put her coat away and stretch her legs. She argues that two other passengers had been allowed to go to the bathroom when she stood up, adding she was being sarcastic after responding "yeah" when asked by the attendant, "Do you want to get kicked off the plane?" Current situation @AmericanAir .. insane. pic.twitter.com/kIOh3VysnU— Jen Selter (@JenSelter) January 28, 2018 Ms Selter says the attendant told her to sit down and they began arguing resulting in the pilot calling the police who then arrived on board. "The crew is asking for you guys to be removed off the plane," the pilot tells them in one clip. Just like that, 5 cops coming at me. Worst experience American Air ✌�� pic.twitter.com/1LY1NrAQ3k— Jen Selter (@JenSelter) January 28, 2018 In another video, a police officer tells the sisters: "American Airlines calls the shots. They don't want you to fly on their plane today." Ms Selter told the New York Post: "It was humiliating. They made me feel like a terrible person, and I did nothing wrong." A spokesperson for American Airlines said in a statement: "Ms. Selter was asked to leave the aircraft after a disagreement occurred Saturday night at Miami International Airport (MIA). "American offered her hotel accommodations and transportation, which she declined. She flew on American Sunday morning back to New York (LGA) – arriving around 8:30 a.m. ET yesterday morning." Ms Selter has vowed "to never fly American Airlines again".
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| Audio emerges of Netanyahu's wife raging over media story Posted: 28 Jan 2018 09:52 AM PST  JERUSALEM (AP) — A recording of Benjamin Netanyahu's wife raging at an aide surfaced on Sunday creating a new headache for Israel's embattled premier.
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| The 'Law And Order' Party Has Unleashed An Extraordinary Attack On Law Enforcement Posted: 27 Jan 2018 08:59 PM PST  WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump called himself the "law and order" candidate.
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| Northrop Grumman Is Getting Ready for Great Power War (That Means Russia or China) Posted: 29 Jan 2018 07:48 AM PST  With the U.S. defense budget set to expand in the coming years as the great power competition between Russia, China and the United States heats up, Northrop Grumman—like other defense contractors—is starting to invest in the future after a prolonged slump. "We foresee just given the nature of the threat environment that we observe around the globe today and the number of dimensions in that threat environment that are evident, we foresee a period of time here in front of us, a rather significant period of time in front of us, where our nation and our allies are going to need to invest in their national security to deal with this," Wes Bush, chairman and chief executive officer of Northrop Grumman told investors.
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| Turkey detains over 300 for 'terror propaganda' against Syria operation Posted: 29 Jan 2018 01:03 AM PST  Turkish authorities have detained 311 people suspected of disseminating "terror propaganda" over Ankara's offensive against a Kurdish militia in Syria, the interior ministry said on Monday. The suspects have been taken into custody since the operation against the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) militia began on January 20. Ankara views the YPG as a "terrorist" offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has been waging a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state.
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| Turpin children must be allowed to see parents in prison if they are to start new lives, says kidnap survivor Posted: 29 Jan 2018 08:02 AM PST  A woman who was kidnapped and locked in a cellar for eight years, has said that the 13 Turpin children must be allowed to see the parents who allegedly kept them captive. Ms Kampusch was 10-years-old when she was kidnapped from her home in the Austrian capital Vienna and taken to the nearby town of Strasshof an der Nordbahn by Wolfgang Priklopil. Taking advantage of an increasing amount of freedom he granted her, Ms Kampusch escaped in 2006, aged 18.
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| 'Fox And Friends' Host Goes Anti-Vaxxer Amid Deadly Flu Epidemic Posted: 29 Jan 2018 07:37 AM PST  Watch the latest video at foxnews.com "Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade is spreading misinformation about vaccines as this year's particularly deadly flu epidemic spreads across the United States.
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| February’s last week a big one for Supreme Court Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:29 AM PST  The Supreme Court is now on a break from hearing arguments until mid-February. But the last three days of February are shaping up to be action-packed for the nine Justices.
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| US, Qatar reach agreement on subsidy spat with airlines Posted: 29 Jan 2018 01:51 PM PST  WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and Qatar have reached a deal to resolve a years-old quarrel over alleged airline subsidies, seven individuals familiar with the deal said Monday, as Qatar's government works to defuse tensions with the Trump administration.
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| Belgium's exploding wild boar population must go on the pill, demands exasperated mayor Posted: 29 Jan 2018 05:20 AM PST  Belgium's exploding wild boar population is causing so much havoc that local politicians have demanded the rampaging beasts be put on the pill. With the potentially dangerous animals straying closer and closer to family homes, one local mayor has demanded the sex-mad boar be given contraceptives to curb their numbers. Wild boar were extinct for 50 years in Flanders but, since their reintroduction in 2006, the population has grown apace and wreaked havoc. The feral hogs are blamed for spreading disease, causing car accidents and agricultural damage. Maurice Webers is the socialist mayor of Beringen in Limberg, a north-eastern province of Belgium that has been plagued by the porcine menace. He demanded that special feeding zones for the boar be created and for contraceptives to be mixed into the food in what he called "an elegant and animal-friendly solution". "I have already suggested several times to the competent authorities that they plan feeding sites," he told the VRT TV channel, "but I have not yet received a reply." About | Wild boar "For the moment, there are really a lot of wild boars coming near the houses. That's why I would like to take steps to limit the number of boars," Mr Webers added. But the mayor's plan suffers from one major drawbacks, Thomas Scheppers of the Flemish Institute for Forest and Nature Studies said. "If you mix the pill with food, you don't know if the wild boar will eat the right amount. And we want to avoid that," he said before pointing out other animals could also eat the contraceptive food. British researchers are studying boar contraception and favour injections. "This method is more respectful of animals than having them killed by hunters," said Mr Scheppers. "We look forward to the results of the British study." The Flemish landscape changed over the 50 years boar were extinct in Flanders, turning into a densely packed mosaic of agricultural and urban areas, which has led to frequent clashes with humans. In the Limberg region in November, on a single highway and in a single evening, 14 wild boar were struck by traffic. While the drivers were unhurt, the animals were not so lucky. Wildlife fences along the motorway have proved useless against the plague with wily boar crawling underneath them. The Natuurhelpcentrum animal shelter gets a call every week about a boar being killed somewhere in Limberg. "There are now too many of them. Some hunters have a great responsibility here, because they released the first wild boars in Limburg. Now we have the problems. It is a matter of time until the first death," said Sil Jannssen of the Natuurhelpcentrum. Boar are causing such widespread damage to crops in Belgium that academics are using drones and computer algorithms to calculate the cost to farmers. The feral pigs either root up grassland, leaving soil strewn around, or roll over in cornfields breaking them at the stem. The University of Antwerp estimates the cost of compensating farmers costs hundreds of thousands of euros a year but Belgium has not monitored the damage to agriculture – until now. Anneleen Rutten, a PHD student at Antwerp university, has pioneered a drone-based method to estimate the cost in a fast, standardised and accurate way. Traditionally such damage is estimated by teams of flat-footed experts trudging through fields rather than the far zippier and cheaper drones. "I connect my smartphone to the remote controller of my drone which allows me to see the camera visualisation of the drone," said Ms Rutten, who is yet to catch a boar in the act on one of her unmanned flights. The damage is obvious on the drone's camera, which picks up the holes in cornfields and the uprooted soil on grassland. The drone snaps a flurry of photographs which are combined into a large single image of the field. That image is fed into a computer and an algorithm, shown to be about 94 percent accurate, evaluates the damage. While attacks on humans are rare, two aggressive wild boar attacked and injured several people in the small German town of Heide in October, tearing through the town centre in an hours-long rampage. Four people were injured, and one man's fingertip was torn off, according to police reports.
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| U2 Calls Out Trump In Grammy Performance: ‘Blessed Are The Shithole Countries’ Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:19 AM PST  U2 took on President Donald Trump on Sunday in a "resistance"-themed Grammy performance that took place on a barge with the Statue of Liberty serving as a dramatic backdrop.
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| Dead Sea Scroll Remains a Puzzle After Scientists Crack its Code Posted: 29 Jan 2018 09:11 AM PST  Scholars have deciphered a Dead Sea Scroll written in a Hebrew code, finding that it contains part of a 364-day calendar of holy days. Scholars still aren't sure why this scroll, along with a few other Dead Sea Scrolls, were written in code. The Dead Sea Scrolls were found in 12 caves near the site of Qumran in the West Bank.
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| Syria peace talks to begin in Russia despite opposition boycott Posted: 29 Jan 2018 02:49 AM PST  Delegates on Monday arrived for the first Syria peace congress in Russia, but expectations for the dialogue were tempered after the war-torn country's main opposition group said it would boycott the event. Regime-backer Moscow has invited 1,600 people to the talks in the Black Sea resort of Sochi as part of a broader push to consolidate its influence in the region and start hammering out a path to a political solution to end the bloody conflict. The aim of the Tuesday congress is to bring Syria closer to creating a post-war constitution, after two days of separate UN-backed talks in Vienna last week closed without any sign the warring sides had met face-to-face to discuss the groundwork for the document.
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| Rescuers in Pakistan call off efforts to save Polish climber Posted: 28 Jan 2018 02:14 PM PST  ISLAMABAD (AP) — Volunteers rescued a French mountaineer from a Himalayan peak but called off efforts to retrieve a Polish climber who was declared dead after the dramatic and treacherous rescue effort.
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| Video Shows Indiana Man Kidnapping Child in Broad Daylight: FBI Posted: 29 Jan 2018 05:41 AM PST  The FBI has released dramatic video of a child being kidnapped in broad daylight in Calumet City, Illinois.
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| 5 Sites And Apps To Help You Figure Out What To Watch On Netflix Posted: 29 Jan 2018 11:52 AM PST  Perhaps in an ideal world, you could simply embed Netflix into your brain and the company would know exactly what content you wanted to watch at any given moment.
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| Iran cites change in U.S. navy behavior in Gulf Posted: 29 Jan 2018 08:03 AM PST ![Iran cites change in U.S. navy behavior in Gulf]( "Iran cites change in U.S. navy behavior in Gulf") An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander said on Monday that U.S. vessels patrolling the Gulf had changed behavior and now abided by international regulations. Rear Admiral Ali Ozmaei's remarks cited by Tasnim news agency followed last week's comments by U.S. military officials that the Iranian military had halted routine "harassment" of U.S. naval vessels in the Gulf. Each state accuses the other of having flouted international regulations in the sea area, which is a major trade route for oil.
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| The best gluten-free healthy pancake recipes Posted: 29 Jan 2018 06:14 AM PST  People avoiding gluten should not have to miss out on our favourite breakfast dish. Not only are all of these recipes free from gluten, but we have also selected some that are suitable for vegans, paleo dieters and those avoiding dairy - as well as those just wanting to eat healthily, but not miss out on a big stack of fluffy pancakes. After all - is there any better way to kick off a Sunday morning? • The best pancake recipes Amazing gluten-free pancake recipes Fluffy gluten-free coconut flour pancakes Perfect Paleo pancakes, full of fiber and protein, lower in sugar, and carb-free Credit: Lea Hendry Valle 2 ingredient gluten-free pancakes Lifestyle blogger The Londoner shares her easy, gluten-free, flourless banana pancake recipe Credit: The Londoner Almond and coconut pancakes with spiced plums recipe These healthy, grain-free pancakes with spiced plum compote are full of minerals and vitamins and great for gut health Credit: Lisa Linder Banana pancakes with pomegranate jam recipe Coconut and banana are the perfect match in these easy pancakes, topped with sweet pomegranate, raspberry and thyme jam Credit: Haarala Hamilton Healthy apple and banana oat pancakes Apples, nut and oats make up these wholesome pancakes, sweetened naturally with banana and maple syrup Credit: Matt Russell Gluten-free banana and chocolate pancake recipe Banana pancakes stuffed with chocolate chips that are healthy too! Credit: The Detox Kitchen Healing recipes: buckwheat pancakes with fresh berry sauce These antioxidant-rich pancakes are heart-healthy and full of beneficial fibre, and contain warming sweet cinnamon Healthy recipes: gluten-free banana pancakes Deliciously Ella's banana pancakes with almonds, flaxseeds, blueberries and walnuts are filling and full of good-for-you ingredients Credit: Tommy Clarke Honey cloud pancakes recipe This pretty pancake is light-as-a-cloud, using whipped egg white for extra oomph and sweetened with honey and berries Credit: Things We Make Sweet potato pancake recipe by Deliciously Ella Sneak some veggies in your breakfast with these sweet potato pancakes from Deliciously Ella Credit: Clare Winfield
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