Why You Might Go Temporarily Deaf After an Orgasm
Some people experience temporary hearing loss after climax, known as transient tinnitus. Medical experts explain the causes, duration, and when it might be a concern.
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The Full-Body Science of an Orgasm Explained
A gynaecologist reveals the intense physical and neurological reactions, from brain chemistry to muscle spasms, that create the powerful sensation of an orgasm. Discover the surprising effects.
Syntribation: Hands-Free Orgasms Explained
Discover syntribation, the discreet, hands-free masturbation technique giving women incredible orgasms. Experts reveal its benefits and how to practise it.
London's 'Real-Life Santa' Earns £1,5K Doing Festive Tasks
Ryan Edwards from Tottenham dons a Santa suit to tackle Christmas admin for Londoners, earning up to £1,500 and spreading festive cheer. Discover his heartwarming story.
Top Chef's Simple Honey Carrots for Christmas Dinner
Transform your Christmas veggies with a top chef's viral TikTok recipe for honey-glazed carrots. Savoury, sweet, and ready in under 30 minutes. Try it this festive season!
UK Retail Sales Fall in November as Black Friday Effect Weakens
UK retail sales fell 0.1% in November as cautious shoppers held back, with the Black Friday boost weaker than usual. Explore the ONS data and what it means for the economy.
Six Types of Male Orgasm Explained
Sex experts reveal the six distinct types of male orgasm, from prostate to dry climaxes. Discover how to enhance pleasure and reduce performance pressure.
Man earns £2K a year renting out his London driveway
A savvy homeowner in East London nets over £4,300 by renting his driveway to commuters and event-goers for £10 a day, while using a cheap resident's permit to park on the road. Discover how this passive income side hustle works.
How Long Men Last During Sex, by Age Group
A 2025 Lovehoney study reveals the average duration of sex for men across different age brackets. Experts stress communication and technique matter more than the clock.
UK trial for new prostate cancer therapy with fewer side effects
A groundbreaking UK trial is testing Aquablation, a robotic water jet therapy for prostate cancer. The aim is to reduce side effects like incontinence and erectile dysfunction compared to traditional surgery.
HMRC warns Christmas side hustle sellers on tax
HMRC issues a festive warning to individuals selling goods online this Christmas. Learn about the £1,000 trading allowance and how to avoid a tax bill.
Mum's OnlyFans side hustle funds lavish £5,500 Christmas
A UK mother reveals how her OnlyFans side hustle earns £10,000 monthly, funding a mortgage-free home and a £5,500 festive spend on her children. Discover her story.
Young Brits Poised to Double UK Business Numbers
A new report reveals 67% of young Brits want to start a business, but traditional finance blocks growth. Discover the potential £24.6bn boost and government plans.
Miami's Billionaires' Row Exodus Over 'Mamdani Effect'
Miami's elite Indian Wells neighbourhood sees a wave of property sales as wealthy residents flee potential new taxes. Discover the impact of the so-called 'Mamdani Effect'.
Survey reveals secret masturbation technique used by 87% of women
A new study reveals the 'broadening' technique used by 87% of women for orgasm, yet kept secret by 80%. Experts explain why this common practice is normal and how to explore it.
Mum uses OnlyFans earnings to fund lavish £5k Christmas
A mother-of-two from Aberdeen reveals how her OnlyFans career paid off her mortgage and funds a lavish Christmas with 50 presents for her kids. Discover her story.
F1 Ground Effect Co-Inventor Peter Wright Dies Aged 79
Peter Wright, the engineer who co-created F1's revolutionary 'ground effect' chassis for Lotus, has died. His later safety work saved countless lives. Read his remarkable story.
Children of Immigrants Echo Shabana Mahmood's Views
Rev Dr Michael Fox recalls a surprising school interview from 20 years ago where children of immigrants expressed hardline immigration views, foreshadowing the current stance of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
London's Damp Cold Feels Colder Than Canada's Winter
Discover the scientific reasons why London's damp, humid winter can feel colder than Canada's freezing temperatures, from heat conductivity to the urban canyon effect.
Ardern Documentary Shows Human Side of Politics
New documentary reveals Jacinda Ardern's personal struggles as PM, exploring the balance between political leadership and human fallibility. Watch the compelling insights.
Is Menstrual Synchrony Real? Experts Explain
Discover the truth behind the myth of period syncing. Experts unpack the science and explain why so many believe in menstrual synchrony despite evidence to the contrary.
What Happens to Your Brain During Sex
Discover the neuroscience of sex: how your brain's chemistry changes during intimacy, from dopamine floods to emotional shifts. Expert insights reveal why your mind wanders.
Prozac no better than placebo for children
New research reveals Prozac offers no clinical benefit over placebo for childhood depression. Experts urge guideline changes to protect young people from harmful side-effects.
Leisure centre charged over 2016 electrocution death
Parkwood Community Leisure Ltd faces charges over the 2016 death of Albert Xhediku, 34, who was electrocuted retrieving a football. Court hearing set for December 2025.
Robbie Williams fears weight loss jabs affect eyesight
Singer Robbie Williams reveals his blurry vision, linking it to Mounjaro weight loss injections, and warns others to research side effects. Read his full story.
US early winter cold breaks temperature records
Exceptional early winter cold grips eastern US, breaking multiple temperature records while extreme snowfall hits Midwest. Typhoon Fung-Wong brings record rainfall to Taiwan.
Why women lose their voice during orgasm
New research reveals a surprising physiological phenomenon affecting women's vocal control during climax, explaining the science behind this little-discussed experience.
Labyrinth on the Thames Festival to Double in Size
London's riverside music extravaganza Labyrinth on the Thames announces major expansion plans that could see the festival almost double its capacity by 2026, bringing more world-class acts to the capital's iconic waterfront.
Wealthy suburbs creating urban wildlife havens
Groundbreaking research reveals affluent neighbourhoods are unintentionally creating biodiversity hotspots, with wealthier areas supporting significantly more plants and wildlife than poorer communities.
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