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Personalizing Animals Reduces Preschoolers’ Poultry Choices, Study Finds
SWPS University research finds naming and humanizing a chicken lowers preschoolers' poultry choices, though taste preferences often prevail.
Miranda Hart opens up on health as tensions rise on The Celebrity Traitors
Miranda Hart became emotional and discussed her health on The Celebrity Traitors as fresh developments unfolded on Friday.
Low demand, not mafia control, explains Europe’s limited fentanyl toll
Europe’s low fentanyl deaths reflect limited demand and established heroin markets; public health measures, not mafia myths, are critical.
Martinez Apologises as Manchester United Impose Fine After Criticism of Club Hierarchy
Lisandro Martinez apologised after criticising his club's hierarchy; Manchester United imposed a fine as the matter is addressed internally.
Consumers Curious but Cautious: What the New EIT Food Study Means for Precision Fermentation
New qualitative research finds curiosity about precision fermentation, but trust will hinge on clear answers and strong sensory performance.
Wild bobwhite quail reappear at University of Tennessee research center after habitat work
Multiple coveys of wild bobwhite quail were sighted at the University of Tennessee's Ames center, marking a milestone in habitat restoration efforts.
MI5 urges caution over claims of Russian meddling in Brexit vote
MI5 cautions against overstating Russian interference after Andy Burnham's claim about the 2016 Brexit referendum; calls for clarity on evidence.
High street leaders press chancellor to ease cost of hiring young people
Major retailers met Chancellor John Healey to press for lower employers' national insurance to reduce the cost of hiring young people.
Shein Overtakes Asos as UK Revenue Reaches £2.58bn
Shein's UK revenue rose 26% to £2.58bn, overtaking Asos and intensifying scrutiny of small-parcel duty rules and retail competition.
Oil jumps 5% as Middle East tensions and US hurricane threat unsettle markets
Oil rises 5% to $105.3 as Middle East tensions and a US hurricane threat spur a sell-off in bonds and stocks.
“Sahara, Terre du Maroc” to Be Celebrated at the 31 October Unity Day
History, international law, realities, and the future: on October 31, 2026, on the occasion of Unity Day, Sahara, Terre du Maroc, Philippe Liénard’s book,...
Collar Sensor Aims to Uncover Wildfire Smoke’s Toll on Wildlife
A new animal collar sensor is designed to track exposure and physiological responses to wildfire smoke in remote wildlife populations.
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