Why Kate is exploring the ‘Reggio Emilia approach’ to parenting – and how you can use it at home Experts say you might already be implementing many of its fundamental principals The Independent UK · May 13
New daily pill may help people keep weight off after stopping jabs Orforglipron works by lowering blood sugar levels, slowing food digestion and reducing appetite The Independent UK · May 12
Why The World Fell In Love With This Smiling Animal Some animals are cute. Some are funny. Some are simply impossible to ignore. But hidden on a small island in Australia lives a tiny creature that looks permanently happy and once people see its smiling face, they instantly fall in love. Meet the quokka, the adorable marsupial now famous across… Times Pets · May 13
Yellow lemon tree leaves? Here’s how to get them lush and green again Learn what causes lemon tree leaves to yellow and how to restore healthy green foliage. Tom’s Guide · May 12
By changing women's lives, the pill changed the nation The pill helped give birth to modern America The Independent UK · May 12
Chinese scientists create self-destructing ‘living plastic’ Common bacterium incorporated into newly developed material degrades it down to base building blocks in just six days The Independent UK · May 12
New Research Says You Don't Need 10,000 Steps A Day To Help Manage Your Weight Learn how many steps you really need for weight maintenance, how walking boosts metabolism, and how to set a realistic daily step goal that fits your lifestyle. Medical Daily · May 12
Scotland’s first-ever baby sloth named in honour of David Attenborough The baby sloth - named Atty - was born on May 11 at Edinburgh Zoo The Independent UK · May 12
First sloth born in Scotland – and he’s been named after David Attenborough Baby Atty was born on May 11 at Edinburgh Zoo. Evening Standard · May 12
No gym, no equipment, no sweat: This 800-year-old Chinese exercise is quietly fixing high blood pressure An 800-year-old Chinese exercise once practiced quietly in parks and public squares is now drawing global attention after scientists discovered it may help lower high blood pressure naturally. A new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found that baduanjin, a gentle routine combining slow movements,… The Economic Times · May 12
These are the most beautiful new hotels in Europe, according to Prix Versailles Of the 16 global properties selected for the architectural award, seven are on the continent. Euronews · May 12
Brief Magnetic Brain Stimulation Shows Early Promise For Improving Communication In Some Children With Autism Brief, non-invasive magnetic brain stimulation over five days shows early promise for improving social communication and language skills in some young children with autism, early research suggests. Medical Daily · May 12
Only Got 3 Minutes? PTs Recommend This One Core Move for Everyday Strength and Unrivalled Fitness Because building a stronger body doesn't have to take all day. Marie Claire · May 12
Roche gets European approval for Alzheimer’s diagnosis blood test Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche has received European approval for a blood test that can detect and rule out Alzheimer’s disease, offering a simpler and less invasive alternative to current diagnostic methods. Euronews · May 12
The Guardian - AU · May 12 Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman … Gout Gout: Australian sprint star features on 60 Minutes in US The teenaged sprint sensation has joined an elite club of Australian A-listers to be the focus of a story on respected US current affairs programme
The Guardian - US · May 11 Very difficult and extremely cool: how to start doing pull-ups Long considered an important milestone in one’s fitness journey, pull-ups build upper body strength and look impressive in the gym
Times Pets · May 12 8 Friendly Birds That Secretly Love Human Company There is something strangely comforting about birds inside a home.Their soft chirping, playful movements, colorful feathers, and curious personalities bring a kind of peaceful energy that feels very different from other pets. Some birds quietly sit beside their owners for hours, while others love attention, mimic sounds, or even form…
Homes & Gardens · May 11 What to Do With a Snake Plant in May to Encourage More Statement Foliage Snake plants don't ask for much, but they will need a little more attention to help them thrive in the months ahead
The Guardian - AU · May 9 The emerging cancer treatment that’s exciting scientists: ‘We’ve just scratched the surface on what’s possible’ After embarking on a trial of CAR T-cell therapy, actor Sam Neill announced he is cancer-free. Researchers are enthusiastic the therapies could be a major weapon in the battle against cancer
Medical Daily · May 8 How Metabolic Flexibility and Fuel Switching Shape a Healthier Metabolism and Stronger Insulin Response Explore how metabolic flexibility, fuel switching, insulin, and mitochondria shape metabolism, support steady energy, and reduce long‑term risk of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
BANG Premier · May 11 Beatles fans get first official experience as Apple Corps reopens 3 Savile Row The Beatles will be at the centre of a new multi‑floor immersive experience opening inside their historic 3 Savile Row headquarters in 2027.
Frugal Gardening · May 11 8 Nectar-Rich Options That Attract Hummingbirds A backyard can transform into a living, buzzing stage when hummingbirds arrive. These tiny aerial acrobats chase bright, nectar-filled blooms with incredible energy and precision. The right plants turn an ordinary garden into a nonstop feeding station that feels almost magical in motion. Color, shape, and nectar production all work…
Times Pets · May 11 10 Adorable Animals That Hide Brutal Bite Power Most people think dangerous animals are easy to spot. Sharp claws, loud growls, giant teeth nature usually gives warnings. But some animals hide their danger behind soft fur, playful faces, colorful feathers, or calm behavior. That’s what makes them so surprising. They don’t look threatening until the moment they feel…
MarketBeat · May 10 Acushnet Q1 Earnings Call Highlights Acushnet (NYSE:GOLF) reported a positive start to 2026, with first-quarter sales and adjusted earnings growth driven by strength in Titleist golf equipment and golf gear, while management maintained its full-year outlook amid tariff and macroeconomic uncertainty. The golf products company said worl
AAP · May 9 Arnold reacts as Iraq set Asian Cup date with Socceroos Australia have drawn fellow World Cup-bound side Iraq, who will be led by the former Socceroos boss Graham Arnold, in next year's Asian Cup.