Long-Winded Apologies Deemed More Sincere, Study Reveals
New psychology research reveals that lengthy, detailed apologies are perceived as significantly more sincere than brief ones, challenging conventional communication wisdom.
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2025 UK Psychology Uni Rankings: Oxford Dethroned
The Complete University Guide 2025 unveils dramatic shifts in psychology rankings. Discover which universities soared, which fell, and where to find the UK's best psychology programmes for your future career.
Poland Triggers NATO Article 4 After Russian Drone Incursion
Poland invokes NATO's Article 4, demanding urgent consultations after a Russian-made drone violates its airspace and crashes near a key town. The incident raises fears of escalation and tests the Alliance's collective defence pledge.
NATO's Red Line Crossed: Russian Drone Hits Poland
Exclusive analysis: A Russian-made drone's strike on Polish soil marks a perilous escalation in the Ukraine war, testing NATO's collective defence pledge and pushing the alliance towards a critical juncture.
Meta faces £3bn UK lawsuit over WhatsApp data
Meta is hit with a massive £3 billion collective action lawsuit in the UK, accused of illegally merging WhatsApp user data with Facebook for profit without proper consent.
Trump's Secret Plan to Slash NATO Funding Revealed
Exclusive: Leaked documents detail a radical Trump administration proposal to effectively withdraw the US from NATO, drastically cutting funding and undermining collective defence against Russia during a critical period for Ukraine.
Happy Sympathy: The Antidote To Global Pain
Explore the powerful cultural shift towards 'Happy Sympathy' – a revolutionary approach to global empathy that balances compassion with joy, offering a new way to heal our collective trauma without being consumed by the world's suffering.
Soho House Goes Private in Major $1.1bn Deal
Exclusive members' club Soho House has de-listed from the stock market in a major shift. Discover the implications for its global membership and the future of private hospitality.
Trump's Executive Order Threatens US Workers' Union Rights
Exclusive: The Trump administration unveils a controversial executive order that could dramatically weaken union power and reshape the American workplace, sparking fierce backlash from labour groups.
Darren Lewis on personal responsibility in society
Columnist Darren Lewis shares his powerful perspective on personal responsibility and collective action in today's society. Discover why small actions matter more than ever.
What your tea colour says about you
Discover how your preferred shade of tea might reflect your personality traits, based on surprising scientific insights.
Shaun Lane's retirement mindset fuels NRL resurgence
Parramatta Eels star Shaun Lane reveals how embracing a 'retirement athlete' mindset has revitalised his NRL career, proving age is just a number in professional rugby league.
Why you shouldn't ban 'unhealthy' foods
Experts explain why cutting out your favourite treats completely might backfire—and how to enjoy them guilt-free.
Einstein’s Secret: Why Introverts Thrive in Solitude
Dr. Rami Kaminski's new book 'The Gift of Not Belonging' reveals how introverts, like Einstein, thrive in solitude—and why small talk isn't for everyone.
The dangerous female narcissist you've never heard of
Experts reveal the dangerous yet often overlooked 'covert narcissist' – typically female – who manipulates through subtlety and emotional control. Learn the signs to protect yourself.
Schoolchildren’s anxiety levels surge in the UK
New research reveals a sharp increase in anxiety among UK schoolchildren, highlighting urgent concerns about mental health support in education.
Laundry pegs personality test: What your method says about you
A viral TikTok trend suggests that the way you hang laundry could reveal hidden personality traits. Experts weigh in on whether there's any truth to it.
Tony Juniper Calls for Collective Wildlife Conservation
Natural England chair Tony Juniper urges a united effort to protect and restore the nation's biodiversity, highlighting the critical role of collaboration in conservation.
TikTok Trend Claims to Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind
A viral TikTok trend suggests you can reprogram your subconscious mind overnight using a controversial method called 'Psych-K'. Experts weigh in on the science behind the claims.
Why gripping armrests worsens flight anxiety
Experts reveal why a typical passenger behaviour could be heightening your fear of flying – and what to do instead.
Bulldogs star opens up on mental health battle
Western Bulldogs' rising talent Jamarra Ugle-Hagan shares his inspiring journey of battling and conquering mental health challenges, offering hope to fans and young athletes.
From football hater to superfan: a transformative journey
Discover how a lifelong football sceptic underwent a dramatic transformation, finding unexpected joy and even a 'superpower' through the sport.
The Mystery of Childhood Amnesia: Where Memories Go
Explore the fascinating science behind why we forget our earliest childhood memories and what happens to them in our brains.
Women judge men in 7 seconds – here's how
A new study reveals that women make snap judgments about a man's dateability within seconds of meeting him. Discover the key factors that influence their decision.
Verbal abuse in childhood as harmful as physical violence
New research reveals that verbal abuse in childhood can have long-term mental health impacts as severe as physical abuse, urging a redefinition of maltreatment categories.
Shouting at kids harms mental health, study finds
A groundbreaking study warns that yelling at children can lead to long-term mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. Experts suggest alternative discipline methods.
What your number of sexual partners reveals about you
A new study uncovers surprising links between the number of sexual partners and personality traits, health, and happiness. Find out what science says about your love life.
Study: How many sexual partners is 'too many'?
A new study uncovers how people really feel about the number of past sexual partners—and the results might surprise you. Find out what's considered 'too high' and why it matters.
Australia's growing conspiracy theory problem explained
Explore the rise of conspiracy theories in Australia and what it reveals about the nation's psyche. A deep dive into the cultural and political factors fueling these beliefs.
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