Watching your weight? You may only need to make small changes to your daily routine
Making small changes to your everyday habits may be easier to stick with over the long run.
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Linguists found the ‘weirdest languages’ – and English is one of them
This explains why some aspects of English can be hard to learn for speakers of other languages.
From Roald Dahl to Goosebumps, revisions to children’s classics are really about copyright – a legal expert explains
Sensitivity edits benefit copyright holders, who wish to keep less tasteful elements of the works they control out of the public eye.
How the Great British Bake Off became the great British identity battle
While viewers rejoice at Nadiya Hussain’s victory, The Sun attacks the BBC for its politically correct agenda.
Five things people think they know about English grammar that make absolutely no sense
Have you been pulled up by a “grammar Nazi”? Now you can correct them back.
Now with more materials and more colour, 2015 is the year to try 3D printing at home
Have you considered buying a 3D printer? A major spectacle at the Consumer Entertainment Show in Las Vegas for the last two years, they’re now available for as little as £300 – around the same price as…
Is your Christmas list supporting modern slavery? The dilemma of shopping ethically this festive season
Actions you can take to ensure modern slavery and child exploitation are not a part of your Christmas.
Mars makes bold food label move, but people may not do what it says on the tin
There is a curious paradox at the heart of the food group’s new nutrition scheme: the less consumers trust Big Food, the less attention they will pay to the labels.
Why parents and pupils are finding healthy packed lunches hard to stomach
Children are still being sent to school with a lunch box full of junk food.
The ‘romantic’ advertising tricks that give you unrealistic expectations of love
Advertisers’ rules of engagement explained.
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