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Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music A gold or platinum record doesn’t just happen: Even if an album, single or EP passes 500,000 (gold) or 1,000,000 (platinum) sales or their streaming-age equivalent, it must be certified by the Recording Industry Association of America, which is a whole process that involves submissions and research and certification and other bureaucratic official-ness. It’s something most commonly associated with chart-topping acts, but as years and sales and streams accumulate, some unexpected artists and albums pass that threshold… including an album and a group that were hardly met with open arms by the record industry establishment when they debuted in 1979: the influential and controversial San Francisco-based punk quartet the Dead Kennedys and their debut album, “Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables,” which was certified gold by the RIAA on Friday, some 43-plus years after its October 1980 release.

Michael Mosley is urging people to eat apples on a daily basis as the fruit can reduce the risk of diabetes.

A man who broke into two pubs to target fruit machines inside has been jailed. Wayne Meredith, 46, was described as a 'prolific offender' by police who welcomed his 28 month-long prison sentence.

Snacking on blackcurrants every day could help you shift three stone in one year by burning as much fat as exercising.

Grapes are a popular fruit that are rich in antioxidants, and now new research shows eating them regularly can also boost your vision.

It's the time of year to see spiders scurrying across walls and floors as they dash across your home looking for a mate.

Dementia affects thousands of people living in the UK, but eating more of one fruit could ward off the degenerative condition.

A medical expert has explained the potential health risks of fruit flies as the pests invade homes across the UK.

A mum who spent thousands of pounds a year eating NINE cans of tinned fruit a day has managed to lose 15 stone.

Eating certain fruits before heading to bed could help you fall asleep faster, a doctor has revealed.

Zhanna Samsonova, better known as Zhanna D'Art on social media garnered a considerable following by living on an 'extreme' diet of exotic fruits and raw plant-based foods.Tragically, her relentless commitment to this diet ultimately led to her death, sparking both concern and controversy among her followers. For over a decade, the 39 year old Russian influencer adhered to a strict raw food diet, mainly comprising fruits, sunflower seed sprouts, fruit smoothies, and vegetable juices. She claimed that her diet promoted a healthy and vibrant life, free from the constraints of common illnesses.

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Doctor Michael Mosley has shared a fruit you should eat every day if you suffer from high blood pressure.

While there's money to be saved by shopping around, I think we can all agree there's not a huge difference between the supermarkets right now.

Beaming Caroline Harris-Grey smiles with the siblings she never knew she had after being brought together by TV's Long Lost Family. The 54-year-old vividly remembers her loving adoptive parents telling her the truth when she was a schoolgirl.

Perth businesses and customers have rallied to mark the end of an era as Martin’s Fruit Bazaar on South Methven Street closed its doors for the final time this week.

It can be difficult not to give your dog a nibble of whatever it is you're eating, as their big eyes and pleading faces are often hard to resist.

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Bananas are a great on-the-go healthy snack and are popular among all ages, however they do have quite a short shelf-life.

High blood pressure is a common problem with around one in three adults across the UK suffering from the condition.

Good Morning Britain viewers were too distracted to focus on the show at hand as they were left surprised by what the ITV show's host Kate Garraway was wearing.The 55 year old presenter, who recently delighted fans by sharing a sweet snap of her husband Derek Draper, appeared on Friday's edition of the ITV show in a colourful ensemble that made it hard for some fans to focus on the topics being covered. Mother-of-two Kate's bright green dress, which featured a high neckline, was heavily patterned with several fruits, including bananas, oranges and lemons.