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Work is killing 840,000 people a year, and stress is mainly the cause, UN report finds

Psychosocial risk factors –including long working hours, job insecurity, and workplace bullying and harassment– create harmful working environments that harm people’s physical and mental health, according to a new report.

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UK MPs seek ban on ‘forever chemicals’ in school uniforms, cookware and food packaging

UK lawmakers have called for a phased ban on the use of so-called “forever chemicals” in a wide range of everyday products, including school uniforms, non-stick cookware and food packaging, amid rising concerns over their long-term health and environmental impact.

The Times of India

Why North Indian Weddings Happen at Night (Shocking Truth)

Have you ever wondered why most North Indian weddings take place late at night, while South Indian weddings happen early in the morning? It looks like a simple cultural difference, but there’s a deeper story behind it. This timing is not just about preference it is connected to history, fear,…

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The Mysterious Life of the Shoebill That Few People Ever Witness

Some animals are famous because they are easy to see. Others are famous because they are almost impossible to find. The Shoebill belongs to the second group. At first glance, the Shoebill looks almost unreal. Its large shoe shaped beak, tall body, and still posture make it stand out from…

Times Pets

Why the Kakapo Is One of the Hardest Birds to Find in the World

Imagine a bird that cannot fly, is active mostly at night, and lives in some of the most remote places on Earth. Now imagine that only a small number of these birds exist today. This is the story of the Kakapo. The Kakapo is not just rare. It is also…

Times Pets

Oil and gas giant feels the heat from climate activists

Shareholders have jeered as protesters concerned about the environment repeatedly disrupted a meeting hosted by Australia's biggest oil and gas company.

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5 Secret Cat Behaviours Experts Say Reveal Their Intelligence

Cats are often labeled as independent, mysterious, or even aloof, but experts in animal behavior suggest that this perception misses something important. Beneath their quiet and sometimes unpredictable nature lies a highly adaptive intelligence that is expressed through subtle behaviors rather than overt displays. Unlike dogs, cats do not typically…

Times Pets

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Parasite Prevention Tips for Pets

Parasites are one of the most common health concerns for pets, yet they are often overlooked until symptoms appear. External parasites like fleas and ticks can cause itching and skin infections, while internal parasites such as worms can damage vital organs and weaken your pet’s immune system. Preventing parasites is…

Times Pets

Want a Loving Pet? These 8 Birds Will Surprise You

What if your next pet could talk, understand your mood, and even miss you when you’re gone? It sounds unreal, but it’s true. Most people think of dogs and cats when they want companionship. But birds offer something different something unexpected. They don’t just sit quietly; they interact, respond, and…

Times Pets

What Your Dog Does Before You Arrive Home Might Surprise You

Most dog owners are familiar with the moment they reach home and find their dog already waiting, sometimes at the door, sometimes near the window, or simply alert and ready as if they had been expecting that exact moment. It feels almost uncanny. How could a dog know you are…

Times Pets

A hidden prehistoric forest was just discovered beneath the North Sea, revealing life from 16000 years ago

Beneath the surface of the North Sea, a long-hidden prehistoric forest has been found, revealing many new possibilities for the environment and climate of ancient Europe. By using sediment collected from ancient sites to collect and analyse ancient DNA (sedaDNA), researchers have shown that there were lush, living forests made…

The Times of India

One of the Most Misunderstood Dog Breeds

Judged by Image, Not by Nature

Many people form opinions about certain dog breeds without actually knowing them. Movies, news, and social media often show only one side, creating fear. But a dog’s behavior depends more on training and care than on breed alone.…

Times Pets

Why chicken farms’ reliance on cheap imported soya bean is risky business

Letter: Ruth Tanner sets out the wider environmental and economic ramifications of factory-farmed poultry in response to a letter on chicken feed

The Guardian - UK

Bees need weeds: Cornwall pauses pavement weedkiller plan after outrage over harm to wildlife

In a dramatic turn of events, Cornwall's local council faced significant uproar over their plan to reintroduce glyphosate weedkiller to public pavements. Residents, concerned about the health risks and environmental damage, argued that this decision undermined years of progress in moving away from harmful chemicals. Dressed in beekeeper suits, protesters…

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TechRadar

Building a great website now means simplifying your tech stack

Simplifying website tech stacks reduces complexity, improves performance, and enables scalable, efficient growth.

Evening Standard

King given Blue Peter Green Badge in recognition of ‘amazing’ environmental work

It came during a visit to Dumfries House in East Ayrshire on Wednesday.

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Challenges Muslim Parents Face in Raising Practicing Children in the US

Raising children with strong Islamic values in the United States is not a simple journey. Families live in a society that offers freedom, opportunity, and diversity, yet also brings constant exposure to different beliefs and lifestyles. Children grow up influenced by school, media, and social circles that may not always…

The Independent UK

Sweden's secondhand clothing swaps offer a trendy way to cut environmental waste

Thousands of people have attended Sweden’s annual clothing swap events across the Scandinavian country

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How Bolivia’s cacao farmers took on the gold-mining industry – and won

As rising gold prices fuel environmental destruction, communities in the country’s biodiverse heartland are passing laws against mining

Times Pets

Savannah Cat: The Exotic Hybrid That Looks Wild but Lives Like a Pet

A Wild Beginning

A trained Savannah Cat walking on a leash like a dog.

The Savannah Cat is a hybrid breed created by crossing a domestic cat with the Serval, a tall, slender wild cat native to Africa. First developed in the 1980s, the breed quickly gained popularity due to…

Times Pets

Rare And Unique Cat Breed You Probably Never Seen

Most people are familiar with common cat breeds that are seen in homes and on the streets. But beyond these familiar faces, there is a fascinating world of rare and unique cats that many people have never heard of. These cats are not just different in how they look. They…

Times Pets

Top 5 Loyal Dog Breeds And Why They Stand Out

Dogs have been companions to humans for thousands of years. One of the biggest reasons people love dogs is their loyalty. A loyal dog is not just a pet. It becomes a part of the family, offering comfort, protection, and emotional support. But not all dogs express loyalty in the…

Times Pets

How To Stop Separation Anxiety In Dogs

Dogs are known for their loyalty and deep connection with their owners. They enjoy being around people and often see their human family as their safe space. While this bond is beautiful, it can sometimes lead to a problem called separation anxiety. If your dog starts barking loudly, chewing furniture,…

International Business Times UK

Why Matthew McConaughey Ate a Snake on 'Running Wild' — Bear Grylls Explains Why Celebrities Sign Up

Matthew McConaughey joins Bear Grylls in Norway for a survival challenge, facing harsh conditions and eating a snake. The episode highlights resilience and adaptability in unfamiliar environments.

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How Lighting Affects the Way People Work and Focus

The workplace is a multifarious environment, even if tasked with a single, essential purpose – to provide workers a space in which to work

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