Sorry, I Can’t Die For The Country Today—I’m Waiting For A Parcel

If a draft happened in the UK today, the short answer is: the British military would likely find itself standing alone in a field, wondering where everyone went. While the government has explicitly ruled out conscription, polling shows that if a drill sergeant knocked on the average Brit’s door, the response wouldn’t be “For KingContinue reading “Sorry, I Can’t Die For The Country Today—I’m Waiting For A Parcel”

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The Characters Are Fictional, But The Truth Is Out There

While Steven Spielberg clarified that the specific characters and plot of Disclosure Day are fictional, he emphasised that the film is “built on a foundation of truth” due to his firm belief that extraterrestrial intelligence has actively been visiting Earth. Steven Spielberg drew directly from real-world government reports like the 2017 Pentagon leak, David Grusch’sContinue reading “The Characters Are Fictional, But The Truth Is Out There”

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One In Four School Starters Is Still In Nappies Due To Parents Who Think Toilet Training Is Not Their Job

One in four children starting reception are not toilet trained, and the same proportion cannot eat independently, a new survey suggests. An annual poll of 1,000 primary school teachers saw a rise in children failing to learn the fundamental skills they need for school. On average, teachers spend an hour and a half every dayContinue reading “One In Four School Starters Is Still In Nappies Due To Parents Who Think Toilet Training Is Not Their Job”

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Rough Sleepers Get £2,000 To Spend However They Want

Rough sleepers will receive a lump sum payment of £2,000 to spend on whatever they want – as part of a study to see if it helps them find housing faster.  Researchers at King’s College London will follow those given the funding for a year to see if it makes a difference. A total of 250 homeless people livingContinue reading “Rough Sleepers Get £2,000 To Spend However They Want”

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Patients With Fibromyalgia Are Left In Agony

Sufferers of a chronic pain condition are being left in agony because of a ‘cruel’ prohibition on drugs by NHS chiefs, campaigners have claimed. Fibromyalgia patients – who endure body-wide pain, muscle stiffness and headaches – had been offered strong painkillers, including pregabalin and tramadol. But recent guidance on the management of chronic pain by theContinue reading “Patients With Fibromyalgia Are Left In Agony”

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Prostate Cancer Screening Programme Could Be Given The Green Light

The first NHS screening programme for prostate cancer could be given the green light this week, marking a game-changing opportunity to save thousands of lives. On Thursday, the Government’s National Screening Committee (NSC) will meet to make a decision that could revolutionise early detection and treatment. The country’s top oncologists, economists and medical ethicists are expected to give aContinue reading “Prostate Cancer Screening Programme Could Be Given The Green Light”

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Brits Swap Sprouts And Peas For Ready Meals

Vegetable consumption has reached a 50-year low in Britain as people shift towards ready meals, crisps, and chocolate, a report warns. The average person consumes 1kg of fresh and processed vegetables, excluding potatoes, each week, according to an annual family food survey. This represents a drop of nearly 12 per cent since 1974, when theContinue reading “Brits Swap Sprouts And Peas For Ready Meals”

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Hundreds Of Children – Some As Young As 10 – Are Set To Be Jabbed With Puberty Blockers

Hundreds of children are set to be jabbed with puberty blockers in the first NHS-backed experiment of its kind. The controversial clinical study will see as many as 226 children, as young as ten years old, who believe they are transgender, take part. They will be injected with the drugs to examine whether they could safely beContinue reading “Hundreds Of Children – Some As Young As 10 – Are Set To Be Jabbed With Puberty Blockers”

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Trials Planned For Miracle Tooth-Growing Drug

Early next year, human trials for a medication intended to promote tooth growth are scheduled to begin. If the drug proves effective, it could be a game-changer for millions of people who wear dentures. Researchers in Japan expect the treatment, yet to be named, could be rolled out to patients by 2030 if successful.  The medication increasedContinue reading “Trials Planned For Miracle Tooth-Growing Drug”

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Microplastics Found In SEMEN And Female Reproductive Fluid

Microplastics are now present practically everywhere on Earth, from the Mariana Trench’s depths to the top of Everest. Now, it turns out even our most intimate moments can’t escape their blight. Scientists have found microplastics are ‘common’ in both male and female reproductive fluids. Additionally, they cautioned that the quality of the sperm and eggsContinue reading “Microplastics Found In SEMEN And Female Reproductive Fluid”

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