10 Blue Zone Habits for Longevity Revealed
Scientists have validated the extraordinary longevity in Blue Zones and identified 10 common lifestyle habits. Discover the secrets to living longer and healthier.
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Blue Zones: The Shifting Secrets to Long Life
New research validates the world's 'blue zones' of exceptional longevity but reveals they are not permanent. Discover how immigration and modern life are reshaping these natural laboratories for healthy ageing.
AI job fears overblown, experts from Microsoft and Imperial say
New research from Microsoft and Imperial College London explains why AI is reshaping roles, not replacing them, and the hidden burdens it creates for UK workers.
Bishops blast Scotland's abortion clinic buffer zones law
Catholic leaders in Scotland have launched a fierce attack on new 'safe access zones' around abortion clinics, calling the law a disproportionate restriction on free speech and religion. Read the full story on the escalating debate.
Global New Year's Eve Order: Who Celebrates First?
Discover the fascinating global order of New Year's Eve celebrations, from Kiribati at 10am UK time to the last revelers. Explore how time zones and the International Date Line create a 26-hour wave of festivities.
From Kiribati to Hawaii: The New Year's Eve Global Order
Discover the fascinating global sequence of New Year celebrations, from first in Kiribati to last in Hawaii. Explore how time zones and the International Date Line create a 26-hour wave of festivities.
MBE for mother campaigning for 'Jools' Law' after son's death
Ellen Roome fought back tears on BBC Breakfast after receiving an MBE for her work on children's online safety, following the death of her 14-year-old son. She campaigns for 'Jools' Law' to give bereaved parents access to social media data.
World Cup fans charged for fan zone entry in 2026
Fans at the 2026 World Cup face paying to watch matches on big screens in fan zones, a break from tradition. Read about the new charges and the ongoing ticket price outrage.
Bitcoin Millionaire's Libertarian Nevis Plan Sparks Controversy
Bitcoin investor Olivier Janssens plans a multibillion-dollar 'Destiny' project on Nevis with its own courts under a new law, raising fears of a private enclave. Read the full story.
Texas Lawsuit Challenges Abortion Pill Restrictions
A major lawsuit in Texas contests state laws limiting access to abortion pills. The case could have profound implications for reproductive rights across the United States. Read the latest developments.
Where to Never Install a Home Security Camera
Installing security cameras can protect your home, but avoid these 6 key locations to respect privacy and ensure effectiveness. Learn the crucial do's and don'ts.
Neighbours star's dangerous new job in war zones
Rebecca Ritters, who played Hannah Martin on Neighbours, is now a foreign correspondent reporting from global conflict zones. Discover her incredible journey from soap star to war journalist.
Wine and Longevity: Experts Debate Health Benefits
Longevity researchers debate whether daily wine consumption contributes to longer life in Blue Zones. Doctors caution evidence is circumstantial. Discover the full story.
Bali advances plans to ban private beaches
Bali is set to ban private beaches, ensuring public access for religious ceremonies and social use. New legislation aims to overturn illegal restrictions by developers. Read more.
Silicon Valley Residents Revolt Over Deafening Train Horns
Upscale Palo Alto residents battle 110-decibel train horns disrupting sleep. City council approves £4.1 million quiet zone solution after decades of noise pollution complaints.
Sardinian Minestrone: The Secret to a 100-Year Life
Discover how a humble Sardinian minestrone soup, packed with beans and vegetables, is linked to extraordinary longevity in the world's Blue Zones. Learn the recipe and science behind living to 100.
Trump's false London crime claims in GB News rant
Donald Trump reignites feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan, making false claims about crime and 'no-go' zones. Get the facts on his unsubstantiated GB News interview.
How often do people who live to 100 eat meat?
Blue Zones founder Dan Buettner shares the truth about meat consumption and longevity. Discover the dietary habits of the world's longest-lived people and how to apply them.
Khan: Right-wing 'hellscape' claims threaten British cities
London Mayor Sadiq Khan exposes how right-wing agitators are deliberately misrepresenting British cities as 'no-go zones' in a dangerous political strategy that threatens social cohesion.
Labour Councils Impose 10mph Speed Limits Across Britain
Exclusive investigation reveals how Labour-controlled councils are imposing extreme 10mph speed limits across Britain, putting drivers, cyclists and even joggers at risk of fines in controversial new slow zones.
Wikipedia's Guardian, Lost Flirting & War Photos: 5 Reads
Dive into this week's essential reads exploring the quiet guardian of Wikipedia, why modern dating has forgotten how to flirt, and the powerful legacy of a legendary war photographer.
Remote Scottish Village Accessible Only By Boat
Discover Hobbister, the astonishingly remote Scottish village where residents battle tidal schedules and weather just to reach civilisation. This hidden community lives in near-total isolation with a lifestyle unchanged for generations.
Ex-Minister's assisted dying buffer zones face backlash
Ex-Green minister Patrick Harvie's controversial proposal for 150-metre protest buffer zones around assisted dying facilities sparks heated debate in Scottish Parliament, with critics warning of free speech implications.
Bus access refusal protest halts Westminster traffic
Shocking footage shows London bus driver refusing to deploy access ramp for wheelchair user and mothers with prams in Westminster confrontation that halted traffic.
Homeowner finds mysterious safe behind kitchen cupboards
A routine kitchen renovation in the UK took an extraordinary turn when a homeowner discovered a fully intact safe hidden behind his cupboards. The mysterious find has sparked curiosity and speculation about what treasures might lie within.
BAE ends aircraft support to conflict zones
British defence giant BAE Systems terminates airworthiness support for ATP aircraft in South Sudan, Somalia, and DRC, threatening humanitarian aid operations across fragile regions.
Wood stove complaints surge 78% across Britain
Exclusive data reveals a dramatic surge in wood-burning complaints across Britain, with London boroughs facing the worst of the smoke-filled disputes as environmental concerns and neighbour tensions reach boiling point.
Hershey Spa worker sues over transgender locker room policy
A Pennsylvania spa employee has launched a federal lawsuit against The Hotel Hershey, alleging religious discrimination after being disciplined for objecting to transgender access to female changing facilities.
Unions gain weekly workplace access right
Trade unions secure landmark legal right to enter workplaces weekly for recruitment and organising, as business groups warn of productivity disruption and increased tensions.
Australian Road Rules: 30km/h Zones Proposed Nationwide
The Albanese government is considering sweeping changes to Australian road rules, with potential 30km/h speed limits in residential areas and near schools to improve pedestrian safety.
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