Her gay son died in a fiery plane crash. They sent her someone else’s remains to bury.
The mother of a gay man who was killed in the deadly June 12 Air India crash says she was incorrectly sent someone else’s body
Month: July 2025
Half a million people in Gaza enduring “famine-like conditions”
WFP says only half of requested aid is reaching Gaza, as 500,000 people face “famine-like conditions,” they warn.
Imam of Southport Mosque reflects one year on from UK race riots
Islamophobic riots shocked the UK a year ago, following false claims that three girls were killed by a Muslim migrant.
New platform predicts antibiotic resistance before it hits the clinics
Multidrug resistant bacteria kill five million people each year, with newly resistant germs emerging faster than scientists can develop treatments.
Vegan teens exercise more often than meat-eating peers, study finds
A nationwide Austrian study of nearly 9,000 teens reveals distinct health behaviors and motivations among vegetarian, vegan, and omnivorous students. Vegan and vegetarian youth are
Study debunks “No Nut November” claims: Abstinence shows no health benefits or harms
A new study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that participating in “No Nut November”, a month-long abstinence challenge, had no measurable effect on
Prenatal phthalates lower boys’ verbal IQ but lift girls’ performance IQ, Canadian study reveals
Prenatal exposure to certain phthalates, especially DiDP, was linked to slightly lower IQ scores in preschoolers, with boys appearing more vulnerable. Other phthalates, like MMP
A 15-year study reveals which diets best protect your brain and heart in later life
Older adults who consistently followed healthy dietary patterns, especially AHEI, MIND, and AMED, accumulated chronic diseases more slowly over 15 years. Diets high in pro-inflammatory
Flaw in Gemini CLI coding tool could allow hackers to run nasty commands
Researchers needed less than 48 hours with Google’s new Gemini CLI coding agent to devise an exploit that made a default configuration of the tool
Trump claims Europe won’t make Big Tech pay ISPs; EU says it still might
The White House said yesterday that the European Union agreed to scrap a controversial proposal to make online platforms pay for telecom companies’ broadband network
Rape crisis centre to launch single-sex only meetings after trans row
The new group will run alongside an existing service which allows trans and non-binary people to take part
Covid inquiry told top NHS doctor was terrified
Sir Stephen Powis says points-based tool was drawn up should need to prioritise patients have arisen.
How close were hospitals to collapse in Covid?
The Covid inquiry restarts its live hearings this week, after senior staff in the NHS revealed just how close some hospitals were to collapse
The Three Types of Beatniks
According to Dr. Jules Masserman, the three types were: Up-Beatniks: “basically earnest, energetic, intelligent, and well intentioned.” Down-Beatniks: “strident and obnoxious in speech and manner