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Trending News: Swearing whilst exercising boosts physical performanceShowering in the dark may naturally beat insomniaHigh-fat cheeses could slash risk of dementiaOver 22 per cent of young adults use substances to sleep, study findsThe Grinch dissected by atonomy expert who says Christmas villain is most like a chimp and a catPhilosopher says evidence is ‘far too limited’ to confirm AI has developed a conciousSalt in coffee poses health riskKing Charles selling boozy Christmas puddings based on Queen Elizabeth’s recipeDachshunds descend on Hyde Park for Christmas walkWorld’s tallest bedded Christmas tree crownedMan extends world record for largest snow globe collectionBrits urged to avoid fat jabs as a method of preventing Christmas overindulgenceCould the Great Pyramids hold the secret to the mythical Atlantis Hall of Records?Vegan kids are skinnier and shorter than meat-eating childrenPop music has become more miserableDogs have vivid dreams about their livesDark chocolate could help slow ageing processPill could curb booze cravingsTwo sweet treats banned from calling themselves 'chocolate'Americans are more sweary than Brits and AustraliansSocial media is ruining children's attention spansHumans are close to the top of the animal monogamy leagueDonald Trump was ‘fully briefed’ on alien-human hybrids living on Earth, UFO whistleblower saysGarlic could be the best mouthwash for fighting germs, scientists findMost people don’t get enough omega-3, study suggestsCurry could 'wipe out hangovers'Loss of smell is an early warning sign for 130+ diseasesSupplement ‘cocktail’ reverses autism symptoms in mice — and scientists say humans could benefit tooCats ‘shout’ more at menMeet the dog with the world's longest tongueSaturn's sixth largest planet to be exploredFat jab users will get drunk quickly at ChristmasUK's Christmas turkeys set for first-ever bird flu jabsThe Romans brought cats to BritainCannabis calms angry dogsBritain’s carpet museum rolling up for goodMeet the world's smallest horseTai chi improves sleep qualitySweetener in sugar-free products may increase liver disease riskFame shortens a musician's lifeCoffee prolongs lifeThe human brain has five distinct erasBrits to spend £328m on dogs for Christmas – more than on friends and family membersPolitician Adolf Hitler on course to be re-elected in NamibiaSupermarket chain launches lickable pigs in blankets wrapping paperGeorge HW Bush ‘briefed on an extraordinary mid-1960s encounter between US military personnel and non-human entity’Donald Trump ‘could soon confirm the existence of non-human intelligence’Police force’s rural crime team’s ‘strangest appeal ever’ revealedFinger-counting can boost child’s maths skillsPaella may turn people into sex machinesAI bear recalled after giving sex adviceVapes are 3,000 times dirtier than the average toilet seat, study revealsOver half of British writers fear AI will replace them, study showsScientists find a way to create drinking water from airDogs can be autistic, scientists findMicroplastics could be powering heart disease, study suggestsNeanderthals used to kiss early humans, scientists discoverScientists reveal why you’ll almost never see phones, numbers or yourself in dreamsCurry could be the key for weight loss, study suggestsAmazon scorpions could help beat breast cancer, scientists discoverScientist think parents should get their babies’ consent to change nappiesSecond language could slow down ageingElon Musk declares mystery UFO ‘could be alien’Fast food fuels surge in cancer-linked bowel growths, experts warnMan selling pile of rope for £1mTitanic passenger’s gold pocket watch set to fetch £1mAdolf Hitler could have had a micro-penisFootball fans go through ‘extreme’ brain activity during matchesA vegan diet can save the planetShouting at seagulls stops food theftSpeaking multiple languages can slow ageingBees have mastered Morse codeTeenage drinking could boost career prospectsListening to music slashes dementia riskScottish and US surgeons perform world-first robot stroke surgeryAmateur golfer hits three holes-in-one in a single monthLlama and camel blood could help cure brain disordersDrinking coffee daily may prevent irregular heartbeatAstronauts stuck in spacePeople cloning their dogs and catsWorld's biggest spider web foundThe Holiday inspires Gen Zs to home-swap and find loveCyclist kept alive by red wine following ravine fallPoor heart health in middle age puts people at higher risk of dementiaLondoner travels 1,900 miles for haircut – because it's cheaper than homeSavage squirrel sends 2 locals to A+E and 'almost killed' oneWoman who 'died' claims there is 'no heaven'Regular walks cut Alzheimer’s riskVirgin Hotels launches dog TV channel to keep them calm on bonfire nightLitter picking world cup trophy not coming to Britain this yearBritain sees huge uptick in giant jellyfish with 230 per cent increase in 2025Scientists discover ancient bacteria that could help stop modern 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Trending News: Swearing whilst exercising boosts physical performanceShowering in the dark may naturally beat insomniaHigh-fat cheeses could slash risk of dementiaOver 22 per cent of young adults use substances to sleep, study findsThe Grinch dissected by atonomy expert who says Christmas villain is most like a chimp and a catPhilosopher says evidence is ‘far too limited’ to confirm AI has developed a conciousSalt in coffee poses health riskKing Charles selling boozy Christmas puddings based on Queen Elizabeth’s recipeDachshunds descend on Hyde Park for Christmas walkWorld’s tallest bedded Christmas tree crownedMan extends world record for largest snow globe collectionBrits urged to avoid fat jabs as a method of preventing Christmas overindulgenceCould the Great Pyramids hold the secret to the mythical Atlantis Hall of Records?Vegan kids are skinnier and shorter than meat-eating childrenPop music has become more miserableDogs have vivid dreams about their livesDark chocolate could help slow ageing processPill could curb booze cravingsTwo sweet treats banned from calling themselves 'chocolate'Americans are more sweary than Brits and AustraliansSocial media is ruining children's attention spansHumans are close to the top of the animal monogamy leagueDonald Trump was ‘fully briefed’ on alien-human hybrids living on Earth, UFO whistleblower saysGarlic could be the best mouthwash for fighting germs, scientists findMost people don’t get enough omega-3, study suggestsCurry could 'wipe out hangovers'Loss of smell is an early warning sign for 130+ diseasesSupplement ‘cocktail’ reverses autism symptoms in mice — and scientists say humans could benefit tooCats ‘shout’ more at menMeet the dog with the world's longest tongueSaturn's sixth largest planet to be exploredFat jab users will get drunk quickly at ChristmasUK's Christmas turkeys set for first-ever bird flu jabsThe Romans brought cats to BritainCannabis calms angry dogsBritain’s carpet museum rolling up for goodMeet the world's smallest horseTai chi improves sleep qualitySweetener in sugar-free products may increase liver disease riskFame shortens a musician's lifeCoffee prolongs lifeThe human brain has five distinct erasBrits to spend £328m on dogs for Christmas – more than on friends and family membersPolitician Adolf Hitler on course to be re-elected in NamibiaSupermarket chain launches lickable pigs in blankets wrapping paperGeorge HW Bush ‘briefed on an extraordinary mid-1960s encounter between US military personnel and non-human entity’Donald Trump ‘could soon confirm the existence of non-human intelligence’Police force’s rural crime team’s ‘strangest appeal ever’ revealedFinger-counting can boost child’s maths skillsPaella may turn people into sex machinesAI bear recalled after giving sex adviceVapes are 3,000 times dirtier than the average toilet seat, study revealsOver half of British writers fear AI will replace them, study showsScientists find a way to create drinking water from airDogs can be autistic, scientists findMicroplastics could be powering heart disease, study suggestsNeanderthals used to kiss early humans, scientists discoverScientists reveal why you’ll almost never see phones, numbers or yourself in dreamsCurry could be the key for weight loss, study suggestsAmazon scorpions could help beat breast cancer, scientists discoverScientist think parents should get their babies’ consent to change nappiesSecond language could slow down ageingElon Musk declares mystery UFO ‘could be alien’Fast food fuels surge in cancer-linked bowel growths, experts warnMan selling pile of rope for £1mTitanic passenger’s gold pocket watch set to fetch £1mAdolf Hitler could have had a micro-penisFootball fans go through ‘extreme’ brain activity during matchesA vegan diet can save the planetShouting at seagulls stops food theftSpeaking multiple languages can slow ageingBees have mastered Morse codeTeenage drinking could boost career prospectsListening to music slashes dementia riskScottish and US surgeons perform world-first robot stroke surgeryAmateur golfer hits three holes-in-one in a single monthLlama and camel blood could help cure brain disordersDrinking coffee daily may prevent irregular heartbeatAstronauts stuck in spacePeople cloning their dogs and catsWorld's biggest spider web foundThe Holiday inspires Gen Zs to home-swap and find loveCyclist kept alive by red wine following ravine fallPoor heart health in middle age puts people at higher risk of dementiaLondoner travels 1,900 miles for haircut – because it's cheaper than homeSavage squirrel sends 2 locals to A+E and 'almost killed' oneWoman who 'died' claims there is 'no heaven'Regular walks cut Alzheimer’s riskVirgin Hotels launches dog TV channel to keep them calm on bonfire nightLitter picking world cup trophy not coming to Britain this yearBritain sees huge uptick in giant jellyfish with 230 per cent increase in 2025Scientists discover ancient bacteria that could help stop modern virusesAlzheimer’s disease may be powered by disrupted sleep cycle, study suggestsScientists debunk simulated reality theoryPumpkins could be hiding a deadly secret, study findsPeople with autism may struggle to hear in busy crowds, study suggestsAlbanian AI bot 'pregnant with 83 children'Thousands of spiders could be in home at onceYoung Brits having pizza instead of Christmas dinnerSwan causes chaos on train lines in Glasgow
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Swearing whilst exercising boosts physical performance
Swearing whilst exercising boosts physical performance

2025-12-19 15:09:55 Shouting expletives during physical effort can boost performance and help people push harder for longer. The researchers’ findings, published in the journal American Psychologist, suggest swearing helps people…

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Showering in the dark may naturally beat insomnia
Showering in the dark may naturally beat insomnia

2025-12-19 15:06:03 Taking a shower in the dark may help beat insomnia. Sleep specialists say the low-light shower trend, which has gone viral on social media, may genuinely support better…

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High-fat cheeses could slash risk of dementia
High-fat cheeses could slash risk of dementia

2025-12-19 15:03:24 High-fat cheeses may help protect the brain against dementia. According to a long-running study from Sweden, researchers found that people who ate around two slices of full-fat cheese…

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Over 22 per cent of young adults use substances to sleep, study finds
Over 22 per cent of young adults use substances to sleep, study finds

2025-12-18 12:32:43 More than one in five young adults are turning to cannabis or alcohol to help them fall asleep. New data from the University of Michigan’s long-running Monitoring the…

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The Grinch dissected by atonomy expert who says Christmas villain is most like a chimp and a cat
The Grinch dissected by atonomy expert who says Christmas villain is most like a chimp and a cat

2025-12-18 12:30:59 The Grinch is anatomically most like a chimp, a cat, a dog and an owl. That is the conclusion of Lucy Hyde, a lecturer in anatomy at the…

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Philosopher says evidence is ‘far too limited’ to confirm AI has developed a concious
Philosopher says evidence is ‘far too limited’ to confirm AI has developed a concious

2025-12-18 12:00:00 Evidence is “far too limited” to determine whether artificial intelligence (AI) has developed a conscious. According to Dr. Tom McClelland, a philosopher at the University of Cambridge, the…

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Salt in coffee poses health risk
Salt in coffee poses health risk

2025-12-17 15:02:01 Sprinkling salt into your morning coffee could be bad for your health. The trend has taken off online, driven by claims that adding salt makes coffee taste sweeter…

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King Charles selling boozy Christmas puddings based on Queen Elizabeth’s recipe
King Charles selling boozy Christmas puddings based on Queen Elizabeth’s recipe

2025-12-17 15:00:30 King Charles is serving up a festive treat fit for royalty – and shoppers can now get a taste of it themselves. The monarch is selling boozy Christmas…

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Dachshunds descend on Hyde Park for Christmas walk
Dachshunds descend on Hyde Park for Christmas walk

2025-12-16 14:32:33 Hundreds of dachshunds and their owners descended on Hyde Park for the annual sausage dog Christmas walk. On Sunday (14.12.25), the pooches donned jingling collars and festive outfits…

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World’s tallest bedded Christmas tree crowned
World’s tallest bedded Christmas tree crowned

2025-12-16 14:16:38 The world’s tallest bedded Christmas tree has been named. At Cragside in Northumberland, England, a Giant Redwood Wellingtonia planted in the 19th century towers at an astonishing 146ft…

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