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Olympic Icon Sharron Davies Mocked Over Andy Burnham Criticism as 'Paris Burns' Post Draws Sarcastic Replies

Olympic medallist and Conservative peer Sharron Davies faced online mockery after linking Andy Burnham's proposed penalties for nuisance behaviour on public transport to violence in France.

International Business Times UK · Oct 20

Kissing May Date Back as Far as 21.5 Million Years to Ape Ancestors, and Neanderthals Probably Kissed Too

An Ig Nobel-winning Oxford study traces kissing to ape ancestors up to 21.5 million years ago, a reminder of how long oral germs have spread.

Medical Daily · Oct 20

What Women Really Remember About the Way You Treat Them

Have you ever wondered why some conversations stay with us long after they end? Often, it is not the funniest joke or the smoothest line we remember. It is the moment someone makes us feel seen in a way we did not expect. Many men compliment women on their looks,…

MyLifeXP · Oct 20

Should CEOs let AI write their emails? Hachette chief David Shelley explains what leaders risk losing

Hachette CEO David Shelley warns against relying on AI to write emails, arguing that CEOs and business leaders should draft their own messages to preserve independent thinking, empathy and authenticity. With 58% of leaders in the US and UK using AI to draft emails, Shelley cautions that outsourcing workplace communication…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Scientists are growing human brain tissue in living mice – could this make their welfare harder to assess?

What happens when scientists start changing the brain – the very system through which an animal’s mental states are expressed in behaviour?

The Conversation · Oct 19

Scottish transport chiefs set out phone noise rules amid English crackdown

SCOTTISH transport chiefs have set out their policies on phone noise on trains as English local authorities were given new powers for a crackdown on antisocial behaviour.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 19

Share your thoughts on measures to tackle nuisance behaviour on public transport

The government has launched measures to tackle antisocial behaviour on public transport. We’d like to hear your views and experience

The Guardian - UK · Oct 19

SC stays execution of death sentence of convict in 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case

The Supreme Court has stayed the execution of the death sentence for Mohammad Tanvir related to the Ahmedabad bomb blasts. A bench agreed to hear his plea challenging the Gujarat High Court's verdict from July. The High Court had upheld death sentences for 38 operatives from the Indian Mujahideen linked…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Why Did Lord Krishna Cry When Arjuna Lost Abhimanyu?

Have you ever held on to someone so tightly that the thought of losing them felt unbearable? We often believe that loving someone means keeping them close forever. But what if real emotional strength comes from loving deeply while accepting that life can change at any moment? The Bhagavad Gita…

MyLifeXP · Oct 19

Playing Music Without Headphones Could Cost You £1,000 on Trains, or a £100 Fixed Penalty on Buses

The government is promoting quieter public transport, but £1,000 railway fines require prosecution and £100 bus penalties depend on locally approved enforcement rules.

International Business Times UK · Oct 19