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Study: Gen Z Finds Racist Slurs Most Offensive

New research reveals Gen Z ranks racist, sexist, and homophobic slurs as most offensive, while traditional swear words lose their sting. Discover how language taboos are shifting.

Scientists Decode Secret Language of Cats

Scientists reveal revolutionary insights into cat communication, helping owners finally understand what their pets are really thinking through subtle tail flicks and ear movements.

Psychopaths favour blue colour, study reveals

New psychological research uncovers surprising connection between colour preferences and psychopathic traits, with blue emerging as the favoured hue among individuals displaying these characteristics.

Schools spend £540m on English language support

UK schools are allocating over half a billion pounds yearly to support pupils who don't speak English as their first language, with some areas seeing two-thirds of students requiring language assistance.

Irish overtakes English as Galway's main language

The coastal city of Galway witnesses an unprecedented cultural transformation as Irish becomes the predominant language, marking a significant milestone in language preservation efforts.

Why Teaching Children Proper English Matters

An urgent call to preserve traditional English language and manners in an era of declining standards. Discover why teaching children to speak like gentlemen isn't elitist - it's essential for their future success.

AP replaces 'pregnant women' with 'pregnant people'

The Associated Press makes controversial changes to its influential style guide, replacing gender-specific terms like 'pregnant women' with inclusive language like 'pregnant people', sparking debate across media and political circles.

Teen Slang Decoded: The Truth About 'Six' and 'Seven'

New research reveals how young people are using numerical slang like 'six' and 'seven' to navigate social situations and express emotions. Experts explain what parents need to know about this linguistic evolution.

The Most Common Word in the World Revealed

New linguistic research reveals the most commonly used word worldwide, challenging assumptions about language and human communication patterns across cultures.

The 3-minute rule that kills attraction instantly

New research reveals how a single mistake within the first three minutes of meeting someone can destroy romantic potential instantly. Discover the psychology behind instant attraction killers.

Reece Walsh's psychologist reveals NRL Grand Final secrets

Exclusive insights from rugby star Reece Walsh's psychologist reveal the intensive mental conditioning that transformed the young player into an NRL Grand Final hero, showcasing the power of sports psychology in elite performance.

Celebrity Traitors 2025: Body Language Secrets Revealed

A body language specialist reveals the hidden tells and psychological drama behind the BBC's upcoming Celebrity Traitors series, analysing how famous contestants betray their emotions when deception begins.

Halo Effect: Why Women Are Drawn to Criminals

Psychologists reveal why some women experience sexual attraction to convicted criminals, exploring the dangerous 'halo effect' phenomenon sweeping social media platforms.

Finnish youth snub mother tongue for English books

A new study reveals a dramatic generational shift in Finland, with young people increasingly snubbing Finnish literature for English-language books, raising concerns about cultural identity.

Berlin Votes To Make English An Official Language

Berliners have overwhelmingly voted to make English an official language alongside German, in a historic referendum aimed at boosting international business and simplifying life for expats.

Prague Considers Making English an Official Language

A radical proposal from a Prague councillor suggests making English an official language alongside Czech. Discover the controversial plan aimed at boosting the economy and international appeal, sparking a fierce debate on national identity.

Alcohol helps you speak foreign languages, says Ig Nobel winner

In a toast to quirky science, the 2024 Ig Nobel Prize for Chemistry was awarded to an international team for their groundbreaking study that proves a moderate amount of alcohol can indeed improve self-perceived foreign language skills. Discover the hilari

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