2 h. ago Man City star slower than every Premier League player as teammate revealed second fastest

A fascinating study has revealed who the Premier League's slowest and quickest players are, with current champions Manchester City having two players in each category

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4 h. ago Women urged to call this number when walking home alone at night

A new study has revealed that nearly half of British women avoid calling a friend or support line while walking home alone at night - even if they feel unsafe at the time

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5 h. ago Elon, Beyoncé and a flat earth? New study finds that 4 in 5 Gen Zs believe in conspiracy theories

A new study has revealed that nearly 80 per cent of Gen Zs admit to believing conspiracy theories, with as many as 41 per cent actively spreading them

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6 h. ago Revealed: The conversational mistake you should avoid if you want people to enjoy talking to you

A new study has revealed the error that makes you come across as insincere.

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10 h. ago The conversational mistake you should avoid if you want people to enjoy talking to you

A new study has revealed the error that makes you come across as insincere.

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26 h. ago Young people prioritising starting a business over saving for a house deposit

A new study of 2,000 people aged 18–35 has revealed a notable shift in the savings aspirations of young people when compared with those of their parents.

Economics

66 h. ago Britain’s brainiest dogs revealed as study reveals best canines to follow orders

Researchers asked dog owners to test their pets with a range of 30 instructions from simple terms like ‘sit’ to lesser-known ones like ‘spin’ - and it was clear which dogs came out on top

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3 d. ago Travel anxiety is triggered by these five plane factors, study reveals

The survey also revealed which airlines are the ‘best’ for nervous flyers

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5 d. ago Matt Willis teams up with M&S to delight customers with free coffee treats

A new study has revealed millions of Brits will swear loyalty to a company if they're given a free gift - and as a result, M&S have been giving out coffee for free

Economics

5 d. ago Full list of the beloved chocolate eggs hit by 'shrinkflation' this Easter as study reveals shoppers are paying up to 50% more for less

The price of chocolate has risen by 16.5 per cent in a year - compared to a 4.4 per cent increase for supermarket food and drink overall - according to inflation tracking by consumer group Which?.

Economics

6 d. ago Baby names associated with intelligence are dying out, study reveals

Analysis has revealed that names associated with intelligence are dying out, while those linked to beauty, elegance or strength are on the up. Is your name at risk of extinction?

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6 d. ago Gut health study of world’s oldest person reveals key to ageing well

Maria Branyas Morera, who died last year aged 117, had extremely youthful gut health

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9 d. ago World's hottest erotic festivals you never knew existed until now, ranked

A new study has revealed the most popular sex festivals around the world, with Finland's summer sex festival taking the crown as the most popular erotically charged event

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1 week ago Could AI help us build a more racially just society? | Sanmi Koyejo

We have an opportunity to build systems that don’t just replicate our current inequities. Will we take them?The notion that artificial intelligence could help reduce racism might seem counterintuitive. After all, we’ve seen numerous headlines about AI systems perpetuating or even amplifying racial biases. Yet as we enter 2025, amid both a backlash against social justice initiatives and the rapid proliferation of AI technologies, an unexpected opportunity is emerging.Here’s the paradox: while few people want to be labeled racist, study after study reveal persistent racial disparities in everything from healthcare outcomes to economic opportunities. The fascinating twist? Society appears far more willing to critically examine and address bias in AI systems than confront human bias directly.Sanmi Koyejo is an assistant professor of computer science at Stanford University. He also leads the Stanford Trustworthy AI Research (Stair). Continue reading...

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1 week ago Gut health study of world’s oldest person reveals lifestyle key to longevity

Maria Branyas Morera, who died last year aged 117, had extremely youthful gut health

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1 week ago Study reveals women in the UK less likely to seek help for chest pain and heart issues

Women are more likely to ignore symptoms of heart complaints – as many believe it’s not an issue that will affect them.

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1 week ago More southerners still smoking as northerners are still kicking the habit, study reveals

University College London study shows smoking across southern England is actually on the rise after decades of falling rates while smokers in the north are working to kick the habit

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1 week ago Major study into chronic back pain reveals methods that actually give you relief

Only one in ten treatments for back pain actually work, and those that do are barely better than a placebo, a study from the University of New South Wales in Australia suggests.

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2 w. ago Groundbreaking DNA study reveals when humans likely began talking

Researchers estimate when Homo sapiens split from a single regionally undivided group

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2 w. ago Study reveals what cannabis does to your brain – and the risks it poses to young adults

Cannabis is a known risk factor for developing psychosis that can progress to schizophrenia

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