Why Only Children Aren't Weirdos: Debunking Myths
Polly Hudson, an only child with an only child, challenges persistent stereotypes about only children being selfish, lonely, and maladjusted, citing rising trends and research.
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Honeybees Make 'Baby Food' for Balanced Larval Diet
Honeybees blend a special 'baby food' to give larvae a balanced diet and can adjust feeding when pollen lacks nutrients. Study highlights need for diverse pollen sources.
Single Men 7x More Likely to Report Suicide Attempt
A new study reveals that Australian men who recently became single are seven times more likely to report a suicide attempt, highlighting the need for targeted mental health support.
Leaked explicit pics at 16: Why I oppose a social media ban
A woman whose explicit images were leaked by her ex-boyfriend on Snapchat when she was 16 explains why she doesn't support the UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s.
Police Hunt Man in Tube Sex Attack on Piccadilly Line
British Transport Police are searching for a man who exposed himself and masturbated on a Piccadilly line train. CCTV images have been released of a man with his chest exposed.
Martin Lewis warns of £65bn in forgotten UK pensions
Martin Lewis warns that millions of Brits are missing £65 billion in lost pensions, averaging £19,600 per account. He urges people to track down their cash.
Diane Parish's emotional tribute to cancer survivor
EastEnders' Diane Parish shares a tearful tribute to AML survivor Mphango Simwaka, who rang the iconic Queen Vic bell in a powerful behind-the-scenes video.
Dehumidifier beats fan as heatwave sleep aid, expert says
Sleep expert reveals dehumidifiers can cool bedrooms by removing humidity, helping sweat evaporate and body temperature drop naturally during heatwaves.
I'm abrosexual – here's what that means and why it's real
Emma Flint shares her experience coming out as abrosexual, facing skepticism, and finding self-acceptance. Learn what abrosexuality means and why education matters.
Shana Swash Expecting Second Baby with Fiancé Nick Jones
Former EastEnders actress Shana Swash, sister of Joe Swash, announces she is pregnant with her second child. The family will grow in December 2026.
Joe Jonas Open to Finding Love Again Despite Fans' Sleuthing
Joe Jonas discusses new music, fatherhood, and finding love again after his split from Sophie Turner. He also talks about his collaboration with Hay Day and being named a Disney Legend.
Topless pic leaked at 14, now she reclaims her body with custom tees
Gaby Grant's topless photo was leaked at 14. Now 29, she runs 'These Tits Are Mine', helping women turn their chests into custom t-shirts to reclaim ownership.
Women's Aid reveals 'other kick off' time for abuse during World Cup
Women's Aid launches campaign highlighting 11:37pm as peak time for domestic abuse after World Cup matches, with research showing 38% rise when England loses.
One in five young men don't recognise economic abuse signs
A poll reveals 19% of 18-24-year-old men don't see controlling a partner's bank account as abuse, prompting a new awareness campaign in UK banks.
Why Do You Always Feel Like You Have to Pee When Swimming?
Experts explain immersion diuresis, the body's natural response to water that causes the urge to urinate, and why it's common among swimmers.
Ray Wegrzyn, Parkinson's advocate and ex-probation inspector, dies
Ray Wegrzyn, diagnosed with Parkinson's at 40, worked as a probation inspector and founded Parkinson's Equip charity. He died at 70 after living with the disease for over 30 years.
Smacking linked to lower GCSE pass rates, UCL study finds
A UCL study of 19,000 children shows smacking at ages 3,5,7 reduces GCSE pass rates. Letters also discuss the five-second rule, Camus, and more.
Readers offer soap dispenser fixes after Adrian Chiles rant
Readers respond to Adrian Chiles' article on faulty pump-action soap dispensers, sharing tips like loosening overtightened pumps and suggesting wall-mounted soap bars.
France Ditches Palantir AI for Domestic Alternative
France's domestic intelligence agency will replace Palantir's AI tools with French firm ChapsVision to avoid strategic dependency on US-controlled technology, Prime Minister Lecornu announced.
UK urged to rethink social media ban after Australia failure
An expert claims Australia's under-16 social media ban lost effectiveness after two weeks, urging the UK to reconsider similar plans and focus on regulating platforms instead.
Commodore Callback Flip Phone Blocks Social Media, Plays Retro Games
Commodore announces the Callback, a flip phone that blocks social media and browsers but allows emulated retro games. Pre-orders start June 30.
Accused Trafficker Raped Teen to Settle Debt, Police Say
Louisiana police arrested Juven Pineda for allegedly raping a 16-year-old girl to resolve a $13,500 debt, highlighting human trafficking horrors.
NDIS wasted year fighting quadriplegic son's wheelchair request
A mother recounts the NDIS's year-long battle to deny her quadriplegic son a wheelchair, criticizing proposed cuts that blame disabled people for cost blow-outs.
Aslef calls for more women Tube drivers
Aslef warns that only 1 in 5 new Tube driver recruits are women, projecting persistent gender imbalance unless hiring practices change.
Cat Stolen on Ring Doorbell Found Dead Three Days Later
A family cat was stolen from outside a home in Bury, Manchester, captured on Ring doorbell footage. The cat was found dead three days later from dehydration. Police declined to charge the suspects due to lack of relevant laws.
Why teaching kids to lose is essential for resilience
A parent argues that children must learn to handle defeat, balancing honesty with empathy to foster resilience rather than shame.
Coronation Street Jodie Gun Twist Puts Lives at Risk
Jodie gets her hands on a real gun in Coronation Street, putting multiple lives in danger. Carl, Debbie, and Ronnie are on Fiona's hitlist, and Shona and David may also be targets.
Jo Frost: Parents creating 'dependent' generation
Supernanny Jo Frost warns modern parents are raising a generation of dependent children by not teaching essential life skills, sparking debate online.
Tributes for British dad, 34, who died on Cyprus holiday
Jonas McDowall, 34, died suddenly while on holiday in Cyprus on June 5. His family appeals for help to repatriate his body and has raised over £6,600.
Paracetamol for period pain? Doctors say ibuprofen is better
A new study reveals most women buy paracetamol for period pain, but experts recommend ibuprofen as more effective. Socio-economic disparities also found.
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