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The world’s tallest and fastest spinning rollercoaster has been announced at one US amusement park

Six Flags claims that every Bakunawa ride promises to be entirely unpredictable and no two will ever be the same

The Independent UK

If You See Aphids on Your Roses, Do This in the Next 24 Hours to Save Late-Season Blooms

A rose expert reveals two quick and simple methods for controlling aphids on roses

Homes & Gardens

Paul McCartney scores first‑ever Mercury Prize nomination as 2026 shortlist is revealed

The Beatles legend lands his debut Mercury nod with The Boys of Dungeon Lane, leading a star‑packed list of 12 Albums of the Year.

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Paul McCartney receives first-ever Mercury Prize nomination as shortlist revealed

Last year's coveted prize was awarded to Geordie singer Sam Fender, who joined an esteemed list of previous winners

The Independent UK

After being told he looks good for his age, King Charles shares an honest joke about what aging is really like and things he can no longer do now

During the RHS Sandringham Flower Show, King Charles embraced the challenges of ageing with humor while discussing his cancer treatment and progress. His heartfelt remarks resonated, especially when he was likened to his mother, Queen Elizabeth. This appearance, alongside Queen Camilla, showcases his honest and approachable demeanor in royal engagements.

The Times of India

Man Tattoos Himself While Skydiving From 15,000 Feet in Bid for Wild Guinness World Record

Tattoo artist Funky Matas set a Guinness World Record by tattooing himself during a 15,000-foot skydive, overcoming technical and safety challenges to achieve this unique feat.

International Business Times UK

‘Grey lump with orange wings’: hummingbird hawk-moths descend on UK gardens

Boom in hummingbird hawk-moth sightings put down to hot weather, strong winds and food scarcity in Europe

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Around 1860, oriental bittersweet entered cultivation as an ornamental vine; by 1974, it had spread to 33 states and was smothering native plants

Introduced from Asia around 1860, Oriental bittersweet was initially prized for its bright berries and vigorous growth. This attractive vine soon became a popular ornamental plant in gardens and nurseries across North America. However, its aggressive nature led to it becoming a destructive invasive species, strangling native trees and plants.…

The Times of India

Bye-bye painful dentist visit: A simple liquid could stop tooth decay; no drilling or injections needed for many cavities

A major US clinical trial has found that silver diamine fluoride, a liquid painted onto cavities in seconds, stopped tooth decay in more than half of treated baby teeth without any drilling, injections, or sedation. Researchers say the findings could support FDA approval and transform how cavities are treated, especially…

The Economic Times

Scottish animal hospital first in UK to offer dogs new sting immunotherapy

The University of Glasgow Small Animal Hospital is one of just a few centres around the world able to deliver Hymenoptera Venom Immunotherapy.

The Independent UK

High-powered lasers can wirelessly charge drones mid-flight

Chinese researchers have successfully charged a drone using just a laser, in a breakthrough that could change how we approach unmanned flight

LiveScience

Pruning your lavender? Don't throw the cuttings away – they have a surprisingly useful second life

In the spirit of using every bit of a plant, keep hold of lavender or rosemary clippings to make use of them well into winter

Woman & Home

African Proverb of the Day: “When the right hand washes the left hand and the left hand washes the right, both… — Life lessons on trust, reciprocity, unity, collaboration and why teamwork makes the dream work

African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “When the right hand washes the left hand and the left hand washes the right, both hands become clean.” The saying emphasizes the importance of cooperation, mutual support, and working together for a common good. It reminds us that people achieve…

The Economic Times

Portugal's ancient Bussaco National Forest has become the Iberian Peninsula's first therapeutic forest, and the reason goes beyond its trees

For centuries, people have sought comfort in nature, whether through quiet woodland walks, the sound of birdsong or the calming scent of trees. Modern science increasingly supports these experiences, showing that spending time in forests can reduce stress, improve mood and even complement medical treatment. Now, Portugal has reached a…

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Every USMNT Player in English Soccer for 2026–27 Season

There is an abundance of American representation in England’s top two divisions.

The Economic Times

China completes world's largest 582-tonne superconducting magnet for 'Artificial Sun'

China has completed a massive superconducting magnet for its artificial sun program. This giant magnet is crucial for containing superheated plasma in fusion reactors. The breakthrough supports China's ambition for fusion electricity generation by 2030. Researchers have also tested a high-temperature superconducting central solenoid. Advances in magnet technology bring practical…

The Times of India

China has built a 582-ton giant magnet to help its 'Artificial Sun' confine plasma hotter than 100 million°C

China has achieved a major milestone in its pursuit of commercial nuclear fusion by completing the construction and testing of a colossal 582-ton superconducting magnet designed for its next-generation "Artificial Sun" programme, according to Xinhua News Agency. Measuring 21 metres in length, the toroidal-field magnet is the largest of its…

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If Your Garden Is Already Starting to Look Dull, Plant This Native Perennial – It Puts on a Blaze of Color All Fall

Asters are low-maintenance, long-blooming, and pollinators love them

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Nearly 300 humpback whales gathered off South Africa; decades after hunting reduced their numbers below 10,000, the population has crossed 100,000

Nearly 300 humpback whales gathered off South Africa's west coast. This rare sighting highlights a remarkable wildlife recovery story. Commercial whaling had previously driven the species to near extinction. Conservation efforts have allowed humpback whale populations to rebound significantly. However, new dangers like ship strikes and entanglement still threaten them.

The Economic Times

African Proverb of the Day: “Don't take another mouthful before… — Life lessons on focus, self-control, productivity, perseverance and why you should take one thing at a time

African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “Don't take another mouthful before you have swallowed what is in your mouth.” The saying emphasizes the importance of patience, focus, and completing one responsibility before taking on another. Using the simple act of eating as a metaphor, it reminds us…

The Independent UK

Marlon James, Douglas Stuart and Elizabeth Strout are among Booker Prize semifinalists

Booker Prize winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart are in the running for the 2026 edition of the prestigious fiction award

The Economic Times

Scientists unlocked a 4,000-year-old secret inside ancient human teeth. A woman’s clean smile in Thailand revealed surprising chemical proof of early betel nut chew habits

New chemical analysis of ancient dental plaque from a burial site in Thailand revealed preserved traces of betel nut alkaloids. Remarkably, the woman’s teeth showed no visible stains. This discovery provides the earliest direct biomolecular proof of betel nut consumption in Southeast Asia, proving humans were getting high off the…

The Independent UK

Three ultra-processed foods that can be beneficial for a healthy diet

A new study has found that avoiding ultra-processed foods entirely can lead to lower diet quality

The Independent UK

The food date labels you can safely ignore — and the ones you can’t, according to experts

Many people throw away food based on confusing expiration labels like “Best By” or “Sell By”

The Times of India

In 1885, Luther Burbank introduced a blackberry that later became one of the West Coast’s most invasive shrubs

Luther Burbank introduced the Himalaya Giant blackberry in eighteen eighty-five as a productive fruit plant. This plant, originating from Armenia and northern Iran, spread rapidly across the West Coast. Birds and animals aided its dispersal, and it became a common sight by the early nineteen hundreds. The shrub is now…

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