Ancient Mexica Myth: Mexico's Enduring Symbol
Explore how a centuries-old Mexica myth, symbolised by an eagle and serpent, became Mexico's national emblem. A new exhibition traces its remarkable journey.
Category : Search result: myth of progress
Knife crime: The fatal question young people ask
Campaigners confront the deadly 'safe stabbing' myth as youth knife offences surge. Discover how education aims to combat this harrowing trend in Britain.
Sugar Hyperactivity Myth: What Science Really Says
New scientific evidence debunks the long-standing myth about sugar causing hyperactivity in children. Discover what the research really says about sugar's effects on behaviour.
Urban myth derails missing toddler search in Leicester
Desperate search for missing 2-year-old Xielo Maruziva faces cruel setback as false rumours spread online, diverting vital police resources in Leicester.
Women Redefine Success: The End of 'Having It All'
New research reveals how women are rejecting the exhausting 'superwoman' ideal and creating their own definitions of career success and work-life balance in today's workforce.
George R.R. Martin Updates on The Winds of Winter Progress
The acclaimed author provides a candid update on the long-awaited sixth Game of Thrones novel, addressing writing progress and fan expectations as the wait continues.
George R.R. Martin's Winds of Winter Update Revealed
Exclusive insights from George R.R. Martin on the long-awaited Winds of Winter progress, writing challenges, and why the ending won't match the TV series.
Forget 10,000 Steps: The Real Walking Sweet Spot
Groundbreaking research challenges the famous 10,000-step rule, revealing you can achieve significant health benefits with far fewer daily steps. Discover the optimal walking target for longevity and wellbeing.
Cautious hope emerges two years after October 7th attacks
As the second anniversary of the October 7th attacks approaches, The Guardian examines the delicate diplomatic progress and emerging optimism between Israel and Gaza, despite ongoing challenges.
Salt Bowl Damp Myth Debunked by Scientists
UK households warned that placing bowls of salt on windowsills does nothing to combat condensation and dampness, as experts reveal why this persistent myth persists and what actually works.
Apple Cider Vinegar Weight Loss Myth Debunked by Science
Groundbreaking research exposes the limited effectiveness of apple cider vinegar for sustainable weight loss, challenging popular wellness trends and celebrity endorsements.
Truth Behind Jackie Chan's 'Abandoned' Gold Coast Mansion
Exclusive investigation reveals the real story behind Jackie Chan's derelict Australian mansion, debunking the viral myth of the forgotten action star's property.
Malthouse's 'Troy': Revolutionary Reimagining of Homer's Epic
Suzanne Chaundy's visionary production of 'Troy' at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre dismantles Homer's myth with breathtaking contemporary relevance, exploring the human cost of conflict through a powerful feminist lens.
South Korea Debunks Viral Alcohol Weight Loss Myth
South Korean health authorities have issued a stark warning against a dangerous viral social media trend claiming that consuming a specific high-alcohol cocktail after a high-fat meal promotes weight loss, debunking it as a serious health risk.
Heart Attack Myth Exposed: The Real Cause Revealed
Groundbreaking research challenges the long-held belief that cholesterol is the primary driver of heart disease. Discover the new scientific consensus on what truly causes heart attacks and how this changes everything we know about prevention.
Forget 10,000 Steps: The Real Daily Goal for Weight Loss
A groundbreaking study debunks the 10,000-step myth and provides a new, science-backed daily walking target for effective weight management and improved health.
Wayne Bennett's 'Spud' Story Exposed as 20-Year Myth
For two decades, rugby league fans believed a savage story about supercoach Wayne Bennett and a player he called 'spud'. Now, the truth behind one of the NRL's most famous myths has finally been exposed.
Black Myth: Wukong Xbox Release Date Announced
The highly anticipated action RPG Black Myth: Wukong finally gets an Xbox release date, alongside exciting details about gameplay and editions.
Dermatologist warns against viral 'skin flooding' trend
A leading dermatologist reveals why the popular 'skin flooding' TikTok trend could be causing more harm than good for your complexion.
Edison & Ford: The Friendship That Changed America
Discover the fascinating bond between Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, two of America's greatest inventors, and how their friendship influenced technological progress.
Book of Mountains and Seas: A Mythical Triumph at Edinburgh
Discover the breathtaking spectacle of 'Book of Mountains and Seas' at the Edinburgh International Festival – a fusion of myth, music, and visual storytelling that captivates audiences.
Black Myth: Wukong release date & details revealed
Everything you need to know about the highly anticipated action RPG Black Myth: Wukong, including its release date, gameplay features, and pre-order bonuses.
Cancer survival rates surge in UK, study finds
A groundbreaking study shows significant improvements in cancer survival rates across the UK, with advancements in early detection and treatment transforming patient outcomes.
Progress: Exposing Humanity's Dangerous Myth
Samuel Miller McDonald's 'Progress' dismantles the myth of perpetual human advancement, offering a provocative critique of modernity and its unintended consequences.
10,000 steps myth busted: How few you really need
A groundbreaking study challenges the long-held belief that 10,000 daily steps are necessary for heart health, revealing a significantly lower threshold for benefits.
Labour's VAT raid on private schools: The hidden truth
Tom Utley debunks the myth that private schools are only for the wealthy elite, revealing how Labour's VAT plans could hurt hardworking families.
Page 1 of 1