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Éowyn’s wind speeds are comparable with the most infamous storms of recent years and decades.
Donald Trump’s meme coin comes with plenty of buzz – and risk.
Whisky production involves the burning of peat, but damaging peatlands releases stored carbon back into the atmosphere where it adds to climate problems.
People who use solid fuel stoves as a secondary source of heating could consider stopping its use altogether. That really would be a breath of fresh air.
Marketers want us to be worried about smelly intimate parts. The thing is, they are mostly self-cleaning.
When Elon Musk performed a gesture that many saw as a fascist gesture, his supporters claimed it was a Roman salute. So what’s the difference?
A long-term approach is risky, but can save money.
We waste millions of tonnes of bread every year. New research shows how it could be turned into something delicious.
Putin successfully changed Russia’s constitution to allow himself to stay in power.
Social drivers are at the heart of this trend.
Lawrence convinced himself that the periodic haemorrhages he suffered were associated with his bronchial tubes rather than his lungs.
Non-contact injuries are a persistent challenge in rugby union. But what if coaches could use AI to help foresee those injury risks?
Roman writers found the relative empowerment of Celtic women in British society remarkable. People today shouldn’t.
Over 3,500 major leg amputations were performed by vascular surgeons in the UK in 2023 – and many were preventable.
They battled scurvy, amputated limbs and treated deadly fevers, all while enduring the chaos of storms and warfare.
Your skin can often take on the hue of what you digest.
Researchers looked into how tech could improve the tenant experience – and found instead that many issues could be fixed with a human-centred approach.
If you sometimes use alcohol to help you fall asleep, here are some things you can do instead.
Scientists have tracked decades of glacier retreat in the fast-warming Arctic islands of Svalbard.
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