What Really Happens Inside Your Air Fryer?
A viral TikTok video has revealed the surprising sight of food spinning inside an air fryer, leaving viewers baffled. Discover how this popular kitchen gadget actually works.
Category : Search result: voting process
Labour accused of 'running scared' over election delays
Keir Starmer faces accusations of undermining democracy as Labour invites 63 councils to postpone local elections. Critics say the move, affecting 10 million voters, is a political ploy to limit losses. Read the full story.
Peace Guarantors Warn South Sudan Over Violence
The UK, US and Norway urge South Sudan's leaders to halt fighting and implement the 2018 peace deal. They warn of a 'breaking point' and criticise governance failures. Read the latest.
Victoria's Flawed Voting System Faces Scrutiny
Victoria remains Australia's only state using group voting tickets for its upper house, a system that allows backroom deals to decide elections. Discover the push for reform and who stands to gain or lose.
Quiet Divorcing: The Invisible Break-Up Process Explained
Explore 'quiet divorcing', the viral term for a slow, emotional separation that often precedes legal divorce. Learn the signs, the science, and how to recognise this common relationship fade.
Teen's Alabama voting map becomes state law
An 18-year-old student's redistricting map, created using free software, has been adopted by an Alabama court to remedy Voting Rights Act violations. Discover how citizen mapmaking is transforming democracy.
Councils Rename Streets Linked to Prince Andrew
UK councils are undertaking complex administrative processes to rename streets honouring Prince Andrew, as residents report embarrassment. Discover the challenges and costs involved.
Frieda Hughes Reflects on Art and Poetry Process
Poet and painter Frieda Hughes shares her creative journey between exhibitions and writing. Discover how she transforms life events into art. Read her powerful reflection now.
Thanksgiving Overeating: Health Impact Explained
Discover what truly happens to your body after a large holiday meal and why one day of indulgence won't cause lasting weight gain. Learn how to manage discomfort and embrace festive joy.
Starmer: UK will never falter in Ukraine support
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reaffirms Britain's steadfast commitment to Ukraine ahead of coalition call. Read the latest on UK defence support and peace efforts.
Court blocks Trump's fast-track deportation expansion
A federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's bid to expand expedited removals across the US, citing serious due process risks for migrants. The ruling represents a major victory for immigrant rights.
Eurovision Changes Voting Rules After Israel Claims
Eurovision organisers announce major voting system reforms following Israeli interference allegations. Discover how transparency will be strengthened for 2026 contest.
Val McDermid on winter as her creative season
Scottish crime writer Val McDermid reveals why winter is her 'chosen season of creativity' and shares her unique writing process. Discover how she crafts her bestselling thrillers.
Teacher dies after sacking over homophobic joke
Physics teacher John Wright, 54, died by suicide after being dismissed from Marlborough College for a joke made on a school trip to Malaysia. The case raises serious questions about disciplinary procedures in education.
Egg Freezing: The Essential UK Guide
Egg freezing rates have surged by 170% in the UK. This essential guide covers the costs, process, and emotional journey of oocyte cryopreservation. Read before you decide.
Family Stuck in Airbnb for Months as Tenants Won't Leave
A Manchester family reveals their five-month homelessness ordeal after tenants refused to vacate their property, costing thousands in legal fees. Discover their shocking story.
FBI Deputy Director Avoided Mandatory Polygraph Tests
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino circumvented standard polygraph vetting to access classified US secrets, raising security concerns. Discover the unprecedented security waiver.
Peers table 942 amendments to halt assisted dying bill
House of Lords faces democratic crisis as peers attempt to filibuster assisted dying legislation with nearly 1,000 amendments. Critics warn move undermines Commons mandate.
Boss's 'Upping Question' Interview Hack Exposed
A hiring manager reveals his simple 'upping question' interview technique that identifies the most passionate job candidates. Discover how to spot genuine interest beyond the CV.
UAE Refuses Gaza Stabilisation Force Participation
The United Arab Emirates announces it will not join the proposed Gaza stabilisation force due to unclear legal framework, reflecting wider regional doubts about US-led plans.
Grey Hair Linked to Cancer Defence Mechanism
Groundbreaking research reveals how stem cells responsible for hair colour may protect against tumour development, offering new insights into ageing and cancer prevention.
Kansas mayor investigated after non-citizen votes
The mayor of Coldwater, Kansas faces investigation after admitting a non-US citizen voted in the city's election, raising serious questions about electoral integrity.
Voting linked to longer life, study finds
New research shows participating in elections significantly reduces mortality risk, with non-voters facing 19% higher chance of premature death regardless of political affiliation.
Coe: Olympic bidding process is "broken"
Exclusive: IOC President's radical reforms challenged as Coe reveals World Athletics is considering revolutionary approach to future host city selection, potentially favouring permanent locations.
California election chaos as voting overhaul backfires
Deep in rural California, Shasta County's controversial decision to eliminate electronic voting machines has created an election administration nightmare, with counting delays and legal battles threatening democratic integrity.
Trump Plots Senate Nuclear Option for 2024 Agenda
Exclusive: Donald Trump considers eliminating Senate filibuster to fast-track policies and install loyalists if he returns to White House, threatening constitutional norms.
Gaza 'No War, No Peace' Reality Exposed by Qatari Diplomat
Exclusive insights from Qatari mediator Majed al-Ansari expose the frozen Gaza negotiations, with international peacekeeping forces and Israeli withdrawal remaining key sticking points in the protracted conflict.
Indigenous treaty architect reveals 'unfinished business' demands
The lead architect behind Australia's landmark Indigenous treaty process breaks silence on what must come next, declaring 'unfinished business' that demands urgent national attention.
What happens to your body after death?
A fascinating medical exploration reveals the extraordinary biological processes that occur from the moment the heart stops beating to the final stages of decomposition.
Georgia Voting System Issues During Republican Primary
Technical glitches in Georgia's Fulton County during Republican primary voting raise concerns about election integrity and voting system reliability ahead of crucial elections.
Page 1 of 4