Bronze Age people had a tradition of retaining and curating human remains as relics, and they’d keep them for several generations, a new study has found. A team from the University of Bristol used radiocarbon dating and CT scans on Bronze Age discoveries found throughout the UK dating back 4,500 years. Among the discoveries were … Read more
M&S is preparing for its products to officially replace Waitrose’s on the Ocado website today – and the delivery company has launched a fleet of limited-edition Percy Pig vans to mark the occasion. The M&S Food range launches on the Ocado website this morning – and it has now been crowned the cheapest out of the … Read more
Late eaters who have their biggest meals after 6pm are more likely to gain weight because they consume MORE calories overall and have an unhealthier diet, study finds Total calorie intake is higher for people who eat later, a study of 1,200 found Science has suggested in the past that people are hungrier later in … Read more
Being selfish, even in a dog-eat-dog workplace, doesn’t get you ahead and ‘nice guys’ don’t always finish last, a new study of ‘disagreeable people’ found. Disagreeable people, who are selfish, combative and manipulative may be intimidating, but their lack of social skills cause them more harm at work than good. University of California, Berkeley researchers … Read more
Coleen Rooney has reportedly declared that she ‘won’t be bullied’ by Rebekah Vardy when their libel case goes to court. A source told The Sun this weekend that ‘Coleen is totally confident. She says she won’t be bullied and is ready for a scrap.’ Coleen has also said she won’t be intimidated by ‘strong-arm tactics’ saying … Read more
End of an era! The Voice finds a new home at Channel Seven after Nine ‘failed to renew the contract in time’ By Kristy Johnson For Daily Mail Australia Published: 16:41 BST, 29 August 2020 | Updated: 23:24 BST, 29 August 2020 The Voice Australia has found a new home in Channel Seven, after a … Read more
Middle-aged people are the ‘most optimistic’: Poll finds those aged 40 to 60 are more ‘glass half-full’ than younger people Middle-aged people may be the most optimistic of any age group, a study finds Researchers found those aged 40 to 60 are more ‘glass half-full’ than the young Polls involving more than 30,000 people in … Read more
Children without COVID-19 symptoms may spread the virus for up to THREE weeks, study finds Researchers looked at 91 children with confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Korea About 22% were asymptomatic while the remaining 78% either had symptoms when they were tested or developed them after diagnosis On average, the coronavirus was detected in throats … Read more
Water was NOT brought to Earth by asteroids or comets but has been present ever since the planet first formed, meteorite study suggests Researchers found a material present in the inner solar system carries hydrogen The material was found by studying meteorites called enstatite chondrite The hydrogen is in such an abundance that it could … Read more
A drug designed for cats may protect people from the coronavirus, scientists have claimed. The medicine GC376 was made to treat cats for an illness called feline infectious peritonitis, which starts in the gut and can travel to the brain and be fatal. Feline infectious peritonitis is caused by another type of coronavirus but scientists’ … Read more