11 h. ago Harvard professor who studied love for 25 years reveals the one sign that your relationship will last a lifetime

Arthur Brooks, a social scientist from Washington, appeared on The Drive podcast with Peter Attia MD and the pair spoke about the signs that a relationship will last a lifetime.

Events

51 h. ago Liverpool sign £116m Florian Wirtz as details of British transfer record revealed

Liverpool have brought down the curtain on the transfer saga of the summer as they have announced the British transfer record signing of German international Florian Wirtz

Economics

63 h. ago Astrologer reveals what the summer solstice means for your star sign

The summer solstice takes place in the UK on 21 June and carries the most daylight hours of any other in the year, making in the longest day and shortest night in the calendar.

Science

5 d. ago Why Lennon Miller won't sign for Celtic despite being 'perfect' transfer revealed by Motherwell hero

The Fir Park teenager picked up his first Scotland caps and is set to bank his club a big fee this summer

Politics

7 d. ago Trump coveted a military spectacle but his parade proved underwhelming: ‘Just kind of lame’

Trump’s army parade was neither the totalitarian North Korean spectacle that critics had grimly predicted, nor the triumph of Maga nationalism fans cravedOn Saturday, as a crowd of thousands of people near the Washington Monument listened, a loudspeaker dramatically announced the names of the US secretary of defense, vice-president and president. The final name received a modest roar that surely flushed the watching commander-in-chief with validation. With that, and with the boom of a 21-gun salute, the military parade that Donald Trump had coveted for years finally began.A protester, Nicky Sundt, kept a lonely and mostly silent vigil at the side of the road. She held a sign depicting a cartoon Trump brushing back his comb-over to reveal a swastika emblazoned on his forehead. The placard said “Save our democracy”. Standing near her – as a “counterprotest to the counterprotest to the protest, or something,” as one of them put it – a group of pro-Trump men held court. One was draped i...

Events

7 d. ago Gorka Marquez eyes up two Soccer Aid celebs for next series of Strictly

The dancer is on the lookout for famous faces to join the BBC show and reveals which pair he's tried to sign up

Politics

9 d. ago Dâdalus & Bikarus: Off the Shelf review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the month

(Lío Press)Zurich-based musicians Benedikt Merz and David Hänni meld krautrock, punk and big beat into tripped-out, swampy grooves that reach dizzying heightsAfter almost three decades of friendship, Zurich-based musicians Benedikt Merz and David Hänni moved into a studio together in 2019. They found common ground over their shared love of psychedelic music and spent long, woozy nights jamming together. But while one wanted to focus on live electronics, the other secretly wanted to start a band. The outcome was Dâdalus & Bikarus, a project which sits somewhere between these two worlds, welding elements of krautrock, punk and big beat into tripped-out dancefloor rhythms.Their second album, Off the Shelf, captures the obsessive energy of those early nocturnal experiments, which they’ve since built a reputation for in their live shows. Anchored by drawn-out loops, each track slowly builds tension to dizzying, near-erotic heights. On Erebros, this takes place across a hefty 11 minut...

Politics

1 week ago Gogglebox star reveals secret battle with deafness as they admit they're learning sign language in emotional update

A Gogglebox star has revealed his secret battle with deafness and admitted he is learning sign language. 

Events

1 week ago Harry Potter TV series cast revealed as Draco Malfoy and Molly Weasley stars sign up

The cast of the highly-anticipated Harry Potter TV series is growing, with new stars being announced to take on the roles of Molly Weasley, Draco Malfoy and more

Culture

2 w. ago Cockatoos start sipping from Sydney’s drinking fountains after mastering series of complex moves

Experts think the clever birds learned the technique by watching people and then trying it themselvesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastSulphur-crested cockatoos in Sydney have worked out how to operate drinking fountains, with footage showing the white birds gripping and turning the handle before leaning in for a sip.Researchers set up camera traps and recorded the birds taking turns at a drinking fountain in western Sydney. Scientists observed more than 500 attempts over 44 days and revealed the birds were successful about 46% of the time.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Love Island full cast revealed! ITV2 sign two footballers, fire

Love Island has revealed its full starting line up as the new batch if villa-mates jet off to Majorca for a new series.

Events

3 w. ago Professor Philippe Sands says reports of ‘rampant antisemitism’ at Harvard university are ‘complete nonsense’

Trump administration has accused US’s oldest and wealthiest school of not doing enough to tackle antisemitism, and slashed its federal funding

Politics

3 w. ago This 'stain' on Magnus's skin was sign he had a deadly but common cancer. Now doctors reveal brown marks and 'bruises' NEVER to ignore and unusual places to look for them

For years Magnus Bowles was simply convinced that the brown mark which was the size of a 50p on the sole of his left foot was the result of something staining his skin. He was told it was a verruca

Events

3 w. ago Harvard fires professor for fabricating research on dishonesty

Francesca Gino, a star business professor at  Harvard, was fired this past week after the school found she fabricated research used in famous studies on dishonesty.

Events

3 w. ago Psychologist reveals how praise could actually be a sign that your friendship has become toxic

Clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith has revealed three signs that a friendship may have become toxic in a video on TikTok.

Events

4 w. ago Kim started forgetting faces and bumping into things. She blamed her glasses

When Kim Norris began bumping into things, misjudging distances and walking past people she knew without realising, she assumed the problem lay with her new glasses.

Politics