Shannon PowerPublished: Invalid Date LOVE Island's Liberty Poole slammed people who body shamed her while on holiday Liberty, 25, has been enjoying a sunny Mexican holiday with new boyfriend Joshua Raybould and has been sharing plenty of snaps of their time together But the tone of her social media posts changed recently when she clapped back at people who told her to lose weight in the comments Liberty shared a series of sexy bikini snaps where she declared "every body is a beach body" and told her fans to be proud of themselves "Just wanted to respond to the recent body shaming on social media by being happy and positive and sending the message that every body is a beach body and have fun on your holidays because no one’s gonna remember what your body once looked like in years or even days to come x," she wrote Liberty posted a video of her standing sideways in front of a mirror to show off her body and during it Joshua comes over to playfully give her a pat on the bum Liberty captioned the video: "This is my normal size 10-12 body. Yes I don't have a super flat stomach but it doesn't matter. "Every body is different, I've always been a bit curvier and I shouldn't be body shamed for it." Other people agreed with Liberty in the comment section of the Instagram post. Another added: "You tell them girl." And a third commented: "Looking gorgeous Lib." Liberty's stand for herself comes after she revealed a heartbreaking health battle Speaking in a video shared on TikTok "It's the first time I've ever gone through severe depression in my life." 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For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — In recent years scientists and healthcare providers have begun to recognize a crucial truth about health and nutrition: one-size-fits-all dietary advice doesn’t work for everyone.adButlerLazyLoad("2173811202078207120",100,["728510","728510","728510"],"177036"); As research into the human microbiome—the vast ecosystem of trillions of bacteria living in and on our bodies—has grown so too has the realization that these microscopic communities may hold the key to understanding how and why people respond differently to the same foods The Precision Nutrition New York (PNNY) Study Angela Poole and her team at Cornell University aims to unravel these complexities by taking a closer look at one dietary component known to support long-term health: fiber Dietary fiber is widely recognized as essential for digestive health and reducing the risk of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease studies have shown inconsistent results when it comes to the type of fiber and how it affects different individuals This inconsistency has sparked a growing interest in precision nutrition a field that seeks to understand how individual biological factors—like your gut microbiome—can influence the way your body responds to specific foods is a 12-week dietary intervention designed to explore the role of dietary fiber in shaping the human gut microbiome Participants will follow two different fiber-rich eating plans—one that emphasizes whole grains and another that emphasizes fruits and vegetables These interventions will be spaced with a baseline week giving researchers the opportunity to analyze how changes in diet impact each participant’s unique microbial ecosystem.adButlerLazyLoad("1603227830987425500",100,["728510","728510","728510"],"177036"); participants will submit stool samples (using collection kits provided by the study team) receive a supply of fiber-rich foods and sample recipes and attend 4 short in-person nutrition coaching sessions Participants will also provide saliva samples and complete short online surveys throughout the study and materials will be provided by the research team to make participation easy and convenient The PNNY Study is at the forefront of this movement Its primary goal is to determine whether increasing dietary fiber through whole grains or through fruits and vegetables produces different effects on the gut microbiome and metabolic health—and more importantly whether certain individuals benefit more from one source of fiber over the other Over a carefully structured 12-week period participants will switch between eating plans that emphasize either whole grains or fruits and vegetables The research team will collect and analyze stool and saliva samples with a particular focus on the composition and diversity of gut bacteria The study also incorporates personal coaching sessions and survey assessments to explore behavioral factors—such as motivation and adherence—that influence the success of dietary changes.adButlerLazyLoad("66956936759394696",100,["728510","728510","728510"],"177036"); This research goes far beyond simply asking “Is fiber good for you?” Instead it poses a more advanced question: “Which kinds of fiber are best for which kinds of people?” The answer could have far-reaching implications—not just for individual participants but for the future of nutritional science and healthcare By understanding how specific fibers interact with specific microbiomes researchers can begin to build more tailored effective dietary guidelines that account for individual differences the findings from the PNNY Study will contribute to a growing body of evidence supporting precision nutrition with the potential to inform future policies This could lead to a future where diet recommendations are as personalized as prescriptions helping people eat in ways that are truly right for their bodies the PNNY Study isn’t just looking at what people eat—it’s helping redefine how we think about food and health in the 21st century.adButlerLazyLoad("358212214881227740",100,["728510","728510","728510"],"177036"); Are you interested in contributing to cutting-edge nutritional science while earning up to $500 The Poole Lab at Cornell University is currently recruiting participants for an exciting 12-week dietary research study The Precision Nutrition New York (PNNY) Study investigates how dietary fiber affects the gut microbiome and overall health Participants will follow guided dietary patterns This study aims to uncover how individual differences in gut bacteria influence the way our bodies respond to different types of fiber-rich foods To be eligible for participation in this health and nutrition study individuals must be 21 years of age or older and have a body mass index (BMI) between 25 and 30 which can be verified using the CDC’s BMI calculator Participants should be willing and able to have their height as well as provide both saliva and stool samples They will be expected to record their dietary intake and increase their fiber intake according to the study protocol Editor-in-Chief of 607NewsNow.com. Connect with me at MCavataio@cayugamediagroup.com or (607) 257-6400. Firefighters in Newfield and Schuyler County responded to seven different storm calls within the course of an hour on Friday, May 2nd. ‘Non-compliant’ banners attached to fences on North Meadow Street have been removed after officials in Ithaca received complaints. Parking and traffic in Ithaca are seeing some changes for Cornell’s Slope Day. SharkNinja’s Ninja Foodi OP300 Series Multi-Function Pressure Cookers have been recalled for burn hazards. The Poole Lab at Cornell University is looking to explore the role of dietary fiber with a 12-week study. Your GPS did not respond. Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again. WATCH: Budget 2024: National Insurance threat as top economist outlines ‘serious concern’ for small businesses One of Britain's oldest department stores is holding a "Rachel Reeves closing down sale" before it closes for good will shut its doors at the end of May after more than 140 years of trading - and chief executive Tony Brown has directly blamed Rachel Reeves's slew of tax raids for the move Posters featuring the Chancellor have been pasted across Beales shopfronts with the tagline: "Rachel Reeves' closing down sale Brown said Labour's hikes on National Insurance costs and the minimum wage implemented on April 1 combined with the reduction in rates relief Posters featuring the Chancellor have been pasted across Beales shopfronts These changes have made the business "unviable" He warned that if Reeves continues her fiscal strategy many more businesses would be forced to close - and high streets will consist only of "cafes and vape shops" within five years He called the posters a "poke in the ribs" for the Government on behalf of the retail industry "Ever since the punitive business taxes heaped on by the Chancellor the two NI increases and the National Minimum wage increase and the reduction of the rates relief to 40 per cent adding significantly to our costs these punitive taxes have had the effect that the business has become unviable," Brown fumed He also criticised the Government for being "manipulative" with its manifesto commitment "not to increase taxes on working people" MORE AS LABOUR'S TAX HIKES CRIPPLE BUSINESSES: Tony Brown called the posters a 'poke in the ribs' for the Government on behalf of the retail industry "I consider myself a working person.. People who run businesses are working people," he added "It was manipulative of the Government to give the impression that all the increases in costs to businesses would not impact working people." Beales was founded in Bournemouth in 1881 and expanded to branches across the country the department store chain has struggled with high rents The company went into administration in January 2020 with most of its 22 branches closing in March that year as the Covid pandemic cut short clearance sales PICTURED: A Beales store in Chipping Norton with most of its 22 branches closing in March that year said: "We're very sorry to see Beales go after so many years here "Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the store's closure and we'll do everything we can to support former Beales employees to find employment elsewhere "We're alarmed to see this happening to lots of retail businesses because of the new budget and National Insurance increase." Labour has consistently defended the Chancellor's October Budget Ministers maintain these tax changes are necessary to address a so-called £22billion "black hole" in the public finances The only pair of breeding ospreys in southern England has laid four eggs at their nest near Poole Harbour for the second year running settled at Carey’s Secret Garden in 2022 following a reintroduction programme launched in 2017 by Birds of Poole Harbour and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation The long-term aim of the project is to re-establish a breeding osprey population on the south coast after the species became extinct in southern England over 180 years ago The four eggs were laid between 13 and 22 April and are expected to begin hatching later this month with the male also responsible for hunting during this period Public interest has grown due to the live-streamed nest cameras which allow people to follow the ospreys in real time said: “The team at Birds of Poole Harbour are delighted to see CJ7 lay four eggs for the second time This nest is so important for the recolonisation of this special species on the south coast and every chick that fledges from the nest is a reason to celebrate We can’t wait to see what the rest of the season holds.” The Ham Common nature reserve, managed by Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council has become a popular spot for wildlife watchers and offers views of the ospreys and other rare species Guided osprey tours are available via Birds of Poole Harbour and Carey’s Secret Garden websites with strict protections in place to avoid disturbing the birds You have successfully joined our subscriber list Get real time updates directly on you device Roy is CEO of Bournemouth One and one of our journalists working around Bournemouth Commemorations to mark Victory in Europe (VE) Day 80 will take place across Bournemouth will offer an opportunity for residents across all three towns to come together and pay tribute to the WWII generation from across the UK and Commonwealth chairman of BCP Council will be hosting a beacon lighting event in the front of the BCP Council Civic Centre in Bournemouth on Thursday 8 May with His Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of Dorset Michael Dooley in attendance The event will include speeches and music courtesy of Poole Borough Band from 9pm followed by the lighting of the beacon at 9.30pm Christchurch and Poole are welcome to attend Customer and Communications and said: “I am very pleased to see the events that are planned across Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole for the 80th Anniversary of VE Day The further away we get from the Second World War it’s great to see residents will be organising street parties as a way for the community to celebrate and come together to reflect and remember Some 30 applications have been received for street parties to be held on Monday 5 May across the conurbation and the council has ensured these are not costing anyone a penny “I hope that everyone has a chance to come together with family friends and neighbours to celebrate and commemorate this momentous day.” Other events taking place across the area include: the mayor of Poole will be attending the month long ‘Poole at Dunkirk’ exhibition at the Lighthouse The free exhibition includes a newly commissioned video as well as photographs memorabilia and stories of the Poole people and vessels that contributed to the decisive Operation Dynamo the Dolphin Centre highlights the contribution made by local women who bravely carried out their work and duties during sometimes extreme conditions Poole Veterans Hub will be meeting in Poole Park by the War Memorial to celebrate this very important date the deputy mayor of Poole will be attending a Saturday Friends VE Celebration at St Paul’s Church and Hall There will also be a talk by the Royal British Legion join in ‘A Shared Moment of Celebration at Christchurch Quay’ organised by Christchurch Town Council including beacon lighting at 9.30pm The celebrations will feature an exciting programme family entertainment and free face painting as well as funfair rides food stalls and engaging activities for all ages Townsend Community Association in Jewell Road have invited residents to an afternoon tea There will be singing and dancing to evoke the spirit of the wartime era and the euphoria of Victory in Europe Kinson Community Centre will be brightly decorated for their cream tea event from 10am to 2pm Listen to 1940s music and take part in the raffle Bournemouth Coastal BID is organising a community VE Day celebration on Landseer Road It will be a fun day out for all the family the mayor of Bournemouth is attending a celebration event at Fisherman’s Walk in Southbourne Events will also be held at local libraries. Updates on these will be shared on the BCP Council Libraries Facebook page Subscribe to the online magazine news letter and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" DORSET VIEWDana HouseSpinneys LaneFerndownDorsetBH22 9BZ © Dorset View 2025 | Terms & Conditions  |  Copyright  |  Privacy Policy  |  Cookie Policy Culture, Events & Entertainment, Poole | Posted on April 30th, 2025 | return to news Poole town is celebrating the landmark anniversaries of both Dunkirk and Victory in Europe (VE) Day ‘Dunkirk 1940: Our People’s Stories’ is a month-long commemoration and celebration of Poole’s vital role in the Dunkirk evacuation The town-wide tribute will include several exhibitions and events which are free for the community to enjoy: Poole BID are also inviting local business owners to participate in a patriotic VE Day store window display competition “When people talk about the Dunkirk spirit they need to look at Poole,” said Jack Hawkins trustee and committee member of Poole Maritime Trust “This is probably the biggest exhibition that we’ve ever undertaken Our research has shown that the stories of Poole and its people have never really been told but nothing has ever been pulled together and presented in one exhibition before “My main hope is that the exhibition will go down for posterity so that we can keep it as a part of Poole’s history and heritage.” said: “It’s important for us all to remember the brave people of Poole and celebrate their contribution to our local and national history “We’re pleased to offer a prominent space for this important exhibition at The Dolphin and play a part in connecting the community with their history.” The exhibition and its supporting events are facilitated by Poole Maritime Trust and National Trust Brownsea Island to commemorate this poignant time in Poole’s history This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.