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Britain’s seagulls are pinching “stashes” from drug users, said Metro. There are increasing reports of the seaside birds “swooping down to make off with drug-users stashes – in particular, a group of synthetic cannabinoids known as ‘spice’”. The drug can cause “euphoria, talkativeness, paranoia and nausea” in people but “surprisingly…

An inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh has been told his behaviour was consistent with someone under 'psychostimulant intoxication', with one of the drugs found in his system known to cause paranoia.

An expert witness told the inquiry that one of the drugs found in Mr Bayoh’s system can cause paranoia in someone susceptible to it.

With Red Bull's RB19 proving to be the class of the field and well clear of the opposition, the fight for the drivers' championship appears to be exclusively between its drivers.

The clash between old and new ways of work has led to greater paranoia and "productivity theater."

"My dad struggled with many things including body dysmorphia, paranoia and depression"

The former Celtic manager has been having his say ahead of derby day in Glasgow rolling around.

Mainstream filmmakers face a tricky balancing act when it comes to tackling the climate crisis and portraying those who are fighting to avert eco-catastrophe. An approach that is either too light or too po-faced risks undermining the efforts of real-life activists. Even Kelly Reichardt’s generally solid thriller Night Moves (2013)…

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A grandson of the man charged with shooting a Black teen in Kansas City’s Northland last week said he was “appalled” and “disgusted” at his grandfather’s actions and is thankful Ralph Yarl is recovering.

A tribunal heard that former police officer Karen Harper was left “in a constant state of worry and paranoia” after she found out her colleagues were investigating her.

The rise of productivity paranoia points to an erosion of trust between employers and employees.