Brits' Tea Drinking Linked to Ultimate Kindness Act
A new study reveals that Brits who drink tea are more likely to perform acts of kindness, with 78% of tea drinkers reporting altruistic behavior.
A new study reveals that Brits who drink tea are more likely to perform acts of kindness, with 78% of tea drinkers reporting altruistic behavior.
The US military will offer voluntary hormone replacement therapy to personnel with low testosterone, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced, as part of a 'warmaxxing' initiative to optimize soldier performance.
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MPs say fast food chains exploit loopholes to challenge councils blocking openings near schools; recommend ban on junk food ads on billboards and public transport.
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Hilton Grand Vacations fired an employee who sent a racial slur to Las Vegas Aces guard Chelsea Gray via social media after a game. Gray shared the message, highlighting ongoing abuse faced by WNBA players.
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Electric vehicle owners are receiving parking fines for charging in private car parks, as rules classify charging as parking. Drivers say signage is unclear.
Children's independence has declined for decades, harming mental health. Parents must allow free play, not just remove smartphones, to restore childhood joy.
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Internal documents reveal 144,600 people with autism will lose NDIS support by 2030 under reforms aimed at cutting costs, with 64% aged under 18.
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Sixteen- and 17-year-olds face an optional overnight social media curfew from midnight to 6am under government plans, raising questions about effectiveness.
UK plans overnight social media curfew for 16-17 year olds, but opt-out clause raises questions about effectiveness in reducing online harms.
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The British Deaf Association warns that deaf signers are being excluded from gene-editing discussions, risking decisions without their informed participation.
Metro's July 15, 2026 cartoon by Guy Venables humorously critiques social media addiction and teen behavior, referencing a viral BBC interview.
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Conmen who defrauded PPE deals during the pandemic used proceeds to buy luxury cars, watches, and holidays, the National Crime Agency said.
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