Pass notesFashionNorth Korea’s government claims to be leading the way in fabric innovation with shirts woven with protein and fabrics that dissolve in water Name: Edible clothes. Appearance: Stylish and practical. Season: Autumn 2018. Is this some kind of supersized fetish garment? Like edible underwear for hungry people? No. It’s a recent innovation from the Clothing Research Centre. Ah. Another cult fashion label with an ironically bland name? Nope. It’s a division of the Foodstuffs and Daily Necessities Research Institute, which is part of the Ministry of Provincial Industry in North Korea.

Florida This article is more than 11 years oldMystery Florida eyeball is probably from '10ft swordfish', experts sayThis article is more than 11 years oldSuggestions of eyeball's origin included a giant squid, a bigeye thresher shark and an unusually large sailfishExperts say a blue, grapefruit-sized eyeball which was found washed up on Pompano Beach in Florida on Wednesday is probably from a 10ft swordfish ITNA giant eyeball found washed up on a Florida beach is probably that of a giant swordfish, experts have said, bringing a disappointingly mundane ending to a bizarre marine mystery that set the internet abuzz with tales of monsters from the deep.

Job losses This article is more than 6 months oldPanadol maker plans sweeping job cuts a year after being spun off from GSKThis article is more than 6 months oldExclusive: Consumer healthcare firm Haleon to cut hundreds of roles in UK and potentially thousands globally The company behind Sensodyne toothpaste, Centrum vitamins and Panadol painkillers plans widespread layoffs in the UK and around the world a year after being spun off from Britain’s second-biggest drugmaker GSK.

TelevisionSince his first special in 2016, the comedian’s uniquely touching brand of gentle humour has won millions of fans. But how different is the real-life Pera to his onscreen persona? Joe Pera is strolling through New York, patiently enduring the sort of technical calamities that cause interviewers to wake up in a cold sweat. I apologise and apologise again, but he is unfazed. “It’s OK,” he reassures me in his familiar soft, halting voice.

Israel-Gaza war Aerial footage shows scale of Israel-Gaza ceasefire march – video Thousands of people marched from Park Lane as part of the pro-Palestine demonstration. Organisers say the march, which has been the backdrop to a political row over Suella Braverman’s public criticism of the policing of protests, could be one of the biggest in British history • Pro-Palestine protesters assemble as police jostle with far-right groups