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Over 65? This 4-minute daily exercise can improve strength and balance 'very quickly', new study finds

The Penn State 4-minute workout has made headlines for being one of the easiest ways to boost strength and balance

Woman & Home

Mexican Proverb of the Day: "A parrot is green wherever it stands." A life lesson on why talent shines everywhere

Mexican Proverb of the Day: A poignant Mexican proverb states that true talent reveals itself, regardless of the environment. The essence of one's abilities cannot be overshadowed by external factors. This wisdom inspires individuals to trust in their capabilities and recognize their intrinsic value. It serves as a reminder that…

The Economic Times

You don’t need any equipment to strengthen your deep core—just these three exercises

Try these three simple moves for a strong midsection

Fit & Well

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Eat capsules containing human faeces to reduce peanut allergies, study suggests

Peanut allergies are believed to affect two per cent of children in the UK

The Independent UK

Fancy fresh cabbages next spring? Then it’s time to get sowing

Spring cabbages sown now will grow swiftly and then overwinter in your garden

The Guardian - UK

Germany's oldest known tree identified as a 1,100-year-old yew growing in the Bavarian Alps

A remarkable yew tree, boasting a history of over a thousand years, has officially been recognized as the oldest tree in Germany. Scientists confirmed its age through diligent analysis of its growth rings from a core sample. Nestled in the rugged Bavarian Alps, it is also notable for being the…

The Times of India

“I focus on the everyday movements”—a trainer explains why daily habits matter and shares her weekly workout schedule

Small amounts of movement can make the biggest difference

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Meet Betty Bromage: 97-year-old breaks her own Guinness World Record as oldest female wing walker after recovering from stroke

At 97, Betty Bromage has broken her own Guinness World Record as the oldest female wing walker. The Cheltenham resident completed the daring challenge to raise funds for the stroke unit at Cheltenham General Hospital, where she was treated after suffering a stroke in 2025, proving resilience knows no age.

The Times of India

This $40 Japanese Tool Replaces Half the Kit I Use in My Garden – It Weeds, Tills, and Plants

A Japanese hand hoe and tiller prepares soil and removes weeds with ease

Homes & Gardens

5 plants that like eggshells – the calcium lovers that benefit from this overlooked kitchen scrap

They complement fertilisers brilliantly!

Ideal Home

7 Crops That Make Good Use of a Finished Corn Patch

A finished corn patch does not have to become an empty square of dirt waiting for next spring. Once the last ears disappear and the stalks come down, that sunny space can host another round of useful crops that love the leftover garden conditions.

Frugal Gardening

World's most famous jazz club to open London venue this autumn

Robert Glasper will headline the opening show as Blue Note arrives in the UK

Evening Standard

Tokyo, Porto and Melbourne named the world’s best cities for Gen Z by Time Out

Half of the top 20 cities for those born between 1997 and 2012 are in Europe.

Euronews

Blue Note to bring world-famous jazz club to London

Grammy-winning pianist Robert Glasper will headline opening of club’s first UK venue in Covent Garden next month

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The Economic Times

How an 8th grader used 200 ants and a maze to discover a way that could help scientists build smarter robots

A young student's curiosity about ants led to a significant scientific discovery. Seungah Chung investigated how ants navigate, questioning their reliance on scent trails. Her experiment with red harvester ants showed they use visual landmarks for direction. This research earned her a finalist spot in a prestigious science competition. Her…

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Oasis ‘set to bury old feuds ahead of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction’

The Gallagher brothers are reportedly planning to reunite every major member of the band's classic line-up for a landmark awards ceremony in Los Angeles, with hopes of celebrating together after years of division.

The Times of India

Meet Bartlomiej Kubkowski: The first man to swim 100 miles across the Baltic Sea from Sweden to Poland without sleep, breaks or boat assistance

In a remarkable display of endurance, Bartlomiej Kubkowski swam an astonishing 160 kilometers continuously across the Baltic Sea, achieving this incredible milestone in 55 hours and 10 minutes. After four previous attempts without success, his persistence finally bore fruit, helping to raise nearly $190,000 for children battling cancer. This achievement…

The Independent UK

Outdoor cats quite happy to become indoor cats, study finds

76% of cat owners surveyed now say they would keep their future cats indoors

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This organ will play one composition until 2640. It's redefining how slowly music can be played

A small organ in eastern Germany is the headliner of the world’s slowest concert

The Economic Times

Researchers develop chewing gum that targets HPV and microbes linked to head and neck cancer

Chewing gum that targets cancer-linked oral bacteria: Researchers developed bioengineered chewing gum targeting head and neck cancer microbes. This gum significantly reduced human papillomavirus levels in laboratory tests. Harmful bacterial species were also brought down to almost zero levels. The treatment did not harm beneficial oral bacteria found in the…

The Economic Times

In 1965, a Polish-American woman chemist made an unexpected discovery and created a compound five times stronger than steel helping in saving lives through bulletproof vests, spacecrafts and helmets

In 1965, a Polish-American woman chemist made an unexpected discovery and created a compound five times stronger than steel helping in saving lives through bulletproof vests, spacecrafts and helmets. Stephanie Kwolek’s work at DuPont led to Kevlar and changed the use of synthetic fibres. Her research in polymer chemistry produced…

Medical Daily

FDA Licenses the First Freeze Dried Plasma Product for U.S. Adults When Frozen Plasma Is Not Available

The FDA licensed Ezplaz Freeze-Dried Plasma, the first shelf-stable plasma product cleared in the U.S. for adults experiencing bleeding when frozen plasma is unavailable.

The Economic Times

Scientists found ants have been running tiny 'Dairy Farms' for 35 million years, and the sweet reward explains why

Ants and aphids share an ancient mutualistic relationship for nourishment and protection. Ants herd aphids, receiving sugary honeydew and protein from them. In return, ants defend aphids from predators and parasitoids. This partnership has evolved over millions of years, with some associations becoming obligate. These interactions significantly impact ecological networks…

Medical Daily

A Next-Generation Obesity Drug Has Been Released By Eli Lilly in Early Access to Select Patients

Eli Lilly will offer early access to the investigational obesity drug retatrutide after positive Phase 3 trials showed significant weight-loss results.

The Economic Times

Rare 45,000-year-old crystal tool changed how scientists viewed Neanderthals

A rare crystal tool found in a French cave is changing scientific views. This ancient artifact reveals Neanderthals were skilled toolmakers with advanced abilities. The discovery challenged old stereotypes of Neanderthals as primitive and unintelligent beings. Scientists now recognize their sophisticated craftsmanship and appreciation for unusual materials. This single find…

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