6 h. ago New study reveals surprising reason our ancestors didn’t need braces

Crowded teeth were extremely rare in the past – and there’s a simple reason why

Politics

9 h. ago New study reveals airlines most likely to carry water that has been contaminated with disease

The study was carried out by the Center for Food as Medicine and Longevity, which analyzed the results of 35,674 water tests taken over a period of three years

Politics

3 d. ago Dry January can boost your mental wellbeing, even if you don't stick to it for the full month

A fresh study has revealed Dry January can boost your mental wellbeing, even if you don't fully complete the challenge.

Politics

3 d. ago Researchers watched 150 episodes of Bluey. Here’s what they found

A new study reveals how Bluey isn’t just entertaining kids, she’s modelling how to deal with life’s ups and downs

Politics

4 d. ago Listening to music in the car affects your driving – but the reason why is surprising

Music often changes the driver’s heart rate and makes it more variable

Transport

4 d. ago Experts pinpoint the perfect amount of exercise AND sleep to reduce the risk of illness and early death

A study by Australian researchers has revealed the right amount of sleep to optimise daily step count, to help stave off illness and an early death.

Events

7 d. ago The real cost of climate change: Heatwaves, wildfires, droughts and storms cost the world more than $120 BILLION in 2025, study reveals

A study has laid bare the shocking true cost of climate change, as heatwaves, wildfires, droughts and storms cause havoc around the world.

Economics

7 d. ago Staying at home could leave you exposed to indoor air pollution, study reveals

Secondhand tobacco smoke and routine tasks such as operating the stove shown to be biggest emitters of indoor pollution in UK homesChristmas and New Year is a time when many people will be at home. Being indoors can give us a degree of protection from outdoor air pollution, but it can also trap pollution we produce inside our homes.Risks from secondhand tobacco smoke are well known and the effect is perhaps best seen by comparison of health data before and after indoor smoking bans. A study of 47 indoor smoking bans in public spaces found hospital admissions for heart attacks decreased by an average of 12%, but people are less aware of other indoor pollutants and how to minimise them. Continue reading...

Society

1 week ago Late bloomers, rejoice! Majority of elite performers were NOT child geniuses, study reveals

If you were relatively average as a child, fear not - as the majority of elite performers hit their peak in later life, a study has revealed.

Politics

1 week ago 'Aliens are more likely to be seen at Christmas' for surprising reason

Ufology research has pointed towards a "significant" surge in UFO sightings on Christmas Day with 75 reported cases in 2021 and an uptick in reported sightings during the festive season

Politics

2 w. ago The Wilfried Nancy Celtic sack rumours are no surprise to Paulo Bernardo for one key reason

The newly appointed boss is facing major pressure after just four games in the hot seat

Politics

2 w. ago Oasis reunion and Coldplay kisscam among 2025's top 40 most talked about stories

A new study has revealed the UK’s favourite news moments of 2025, from the Lionesses’ Euro victory and the Oasis reunion to viral celebrity antics and major cultural milestones.

Politics

2 w. ago The surprising reason the Royal Family's Christmas cards are never winter

A much-anticipated moment for many royal fans worldwide, the annual season's greetings are unveiled in the build up to the festivities by key senior royals.

Politics

2 w. ago Scientists discover why women are dramatically more likely to suffer irritable bowel syndrome

A new study has revealed why women are more likely to get irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), paving the way for new treatments.

Events

2 w. ago Why swearing during exercise can make you STRONGER revealed in major study

SWEARING during exercise can make you stronger by stopping you from holding back, say scientists.  A study found those using foul language could do more press-ups.  This is thought to be because it helps us push beyond boundaries allowing us to tap into our real potential. Dr Richard Stephens, from Keele University, Staffs, said: “In...

Politics

2 w. ago Pompeii's victims' last bid for survival: Harrowing study reveals how people desperately threw on heavy woollen cloaks to shield themselves from the falling ash

Victims at Pompeii wore heavy tunics and woollen cloaks as they fled rocky volcanic fragments and gas thrown into the air, reveals a University of Valencia study.

Events

2 w. ago The sexiest woman, according to science: Study reveals why the ideal lady is 29 years old, brunette, and in a relationship

To explore what characterises attractiveness in 2025, a team analysed 'Hot 100' lists compiled by men's magazine Maxim.

Economics

2 w. ago Study reveals devastating effect solar storms could have on satellites

Even single collision between satellites may develop into a cascade

Events

2 w. ago New study reveals value of ‘bank of mum and dad’ for home buyers

Young homebuyers are finding it increasingly more difficult to get onto housing ladder

Economics

2 w. ago Chelsea suffered huge spike in injuries after Club World Cup, new study reveals

Chelsea won the newly-expanded Club World Cup back in July, but paid the price through injuries afterwards

Events