Study reveals dogs' favourite TV programmes
New research uncovers the types of TV programmes that capture dogs' attention, with nature documentaries topping the list. Find out what keeps your pup glued to the screen!
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Why Supernatural Beliefs Persist in Modern UK
A recent study reveals that despite scientific advancements, many Britons still hold strong beliefs in supernatural forces like angels, witches, and luck. Discover why these ancient beliefs endure in today's world.
Study confirms no vaccine-autism link
A major new study finds no connection between routine childhood vaccinations and autism, reinforcing decades of scientific consensus.
Study contradicts RFK Jr's autism-vaccine claims
A recent study challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial claims linking vaccines to autism. Experts weigh in on the science behind the debate.
Oxford: 4,000 daily steps improve health
A groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford suggests that walking as few as 4,000 steps a day can significantly improve health outcomes, challenging traditional fitness norms.
Plant proteins may cut heart disease risk by 15%
Groundbreaking research suggests that replacing animal proteins with plant-based alternatives may significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, offering a potential dietary solution for better heart health.
Shapps pressed to keep Afghan superinjunction secret
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces pressure to maintain a controversial superinjunction blocking details of UK military operations in Afghanistan. Critics question transparency.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan soldiers
A major security lapse by the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the personal data of Afghan interpreters and soldiers who supported British troops, putting lives at risk.
Men's fake tears more believable than women's
New research suggests men's fake crying appears more convincing than women's, challenging long-held stereotypes about emotional expression.
Magic mushrooms extend mouse lifespan in new study
A new study suggests that psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, may significantly extend lifespan in mice, opening exciting possibilities for human longevity research.
MoD data leak puts Afghan allies at Taliban risk
A shocking data breach by the UK Ministry of Defence has exposed Afghan nationals who aided British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals. Critics slam the government's 'appalling incompetence'.
Music may slow brain ageing, study finds
New research suggests that learning to play a musical instrument may help protect cognitive function as we age, offering a fun and engaging way to keep the brain sharp.
Chocolate could help you live longer, study finds
New research suggests that indulging in chocolate might have surprising health benefits, including a longer lifespan. Find out how much you need to eat!
Blood test may detect Alzheimer’s years early
A new blood test developed in Finland shows promise in identifying Alzheimer’s disease early, potentially revolutionising diagnosis and treatment.
Music may slow brain ageing, study finds
New research suggests that playing a musical instrument may help protect brain health in older adults, potentially delaying cognitive decline.
Grand Canyon's origins more complex than thought
A groundbreaking study sheds light on the mysterious formation of the Grand Canyon, challenging long-held geological theories with fresh evidence.
Europe's obesity surpasses US overweight levels
A new study finds that obesity rates in Europe have surpassed overweight levels in the US, raising serious health concerns. Experts warn of a growing crisis.
MoD data breach exposes armed forces details
A significant data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the personal information of armed forces personnel, raising serious security concerns.
UK Govt Scrutinised Over Afghan Data Breach
A major data breach involving Afghan nationals has put the UK government under fire, raising concerns over national security and legal secrecy.
MoD leak exposes Afghan allies to Taliban threat
A shocking MoD data leak has compromised the safety of Afghan allies, with a superinjunction adding to the scandal. Read the full investigation.
Study: Obesity causes go beyond diet and exercise
Groundbreaking research challenges traditional views on obesity, highlighting overlooked factors beyond diet and exercise.
MOD data breach: Defence Sec Healey apologises
Defence Secretary John Healey has apologised after a significant data breach exposed personal details of military personnel. Learn more about the incident and its implications.
UK Govt Faces Legal Action Over Afghan Allies
The UK government is under fire as legal proceedings are initiated over claims it abandoned Afghan citizens who supported British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
UK accused of abandoning Afghan allies to Taliban
Exclusive: Hundreds of Afghans who worked with British forces remain in danger as UK accused of failing to fulfil resettlement promises.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan allies to Taliban
A major data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the safety of Afghan nationals who worked with British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
MoD exposes confidential data in security blunder
A shocking data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has exposed confidential information, raising serious concerns about national security and privacy protections.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan interpreters' details
A major Ministry of Defence data breach has compromised the personal details of Afghan interpreters who worked with British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
MoD data breach exposes Afghan evacuees' details
A major data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the safety of Afghan evacuees, despite attempts to conceal the incident through a superinjunction.
Secret Court Order Gags Media Over MOD Case
A high-profile superinjunction has been issued, preventing UK media from reporting on a confidential Ministry of Defence matter. The legal gag order raises questions about press freedom and government transparency.
Food allergy trial tests if small doses can cure reactions
A groundbreaking UK trial is testing whether gradually increasing exposure to allergenic foods can help patients overcome severe allergies. The study could transform treatment for millions worldwide.
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