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New University of York research shows moving car exhausts to the right side could reduce harmful pollution on UK pavements by 33%. Electric vehicles also help by creating air currents that dilute

Australian stingless bee honey maintains antimicrobial properties for 18+ years and works through multiple mechanisms, making it harder for microbes to develop resistance as antibiotic-resistant infec

Environmental group sues over delayed protections as Crater Lake newt population crashes from 35 to 13 in one year. Invasive crayfish now occupy 95% of the shoreline, threatening extinction within two

Blackpool Zoo paints one penguin chick's toes blue in each nest box to monitor health accurately. UK's only Magellanic penguin facility expanded from 6 to 11 nest boxes in 2024, with 23

Princess Kate opens up about the challenges of post-cancer recovery, comparing it to a "roller coaster" rather than a smooth return to normalcy. She shares how patients need support even after clinica

Princess Kate opens up about the challenges of post-cancer recovery, comparing it to a "roller coaster" rather than a smooth return to normalcy. She shares how patients need support even after clinica

New research shows AI chatbots generate 88% false health information when manipulated, with 4 out of 5 systems producing completely false answers 100% of the time, raising urgent concerns about public

The James Webb Space Telescope captured its first-ever exoplanet through direct imaging. At only 100 Earth masses, TWA 7b is the lightest planet ever photographed and sits 111 light-years away in a

Longleat Safari Park welcomes four hippos to its new £2 million facility as part of a crucial conservation effort for the vulnerable species, whose worldwide population has declined to approximately 1

Xiaomi's SU7 sedan has beaten Tesla Model 3 sales since December, but CEO Lei Jun confirms international expansion won't happen until 2027 as the company struggles with year-long waitlists for both SU