Insight into life in a dinosaur egg
Scientists gain a remarkable insight into the very earliest stage of dinosaur development - their life inside the egg.
US 'Syrian rebel' could be executed
A former US soldier who allegedly fought alongside hardline Islamists against Syrian government forces could face the death penalty, prosecutors say.
Margaret Thatcher left a dark legacy that has still not disappeared
Hugo Young, guardian.co.ukDays before he died in 2003, Guardian columnist and Thatcher biographer Hugo Young wrote an epitaph for the prime minister who changed Britain forever
The first time I met Margaret Thatcher, I swear she was wearing gloves. The place was her offi…
Monkey study helps explain stress of ‘middle managers’
bbc.co.ukMonkey behaviour may help to explain why middle managers suffer the most stress at work, according to a study at two leading universities.
Researchers in Liverpool and Manchester observed female Ba …
Back to the evolutionary studies.
Facebook releases Android 'home'
Facebook releases software that puts content from the social network on the home screen of Android phones.
Integrating social media even more into our daily lives.
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Saving your new profile picture
The Telegraph
Tomorrow’s Daily Telegraph front page: ‘Osborne: why …
Reason why Kate Middleton is my fave!
33 Amazing Plates Of Food
Rachel Sanders, buzzfeed.comHow can you just sit there chewing, content with your sad, conformist sandwich? You could be turning your food into ART.
Electrosensitivity: is technology killing us?
Nicholas Blincoe, guardian.co.ukTim Hallam is just tall enough to seem gangly. His height makes the bedroom feel even smaller than it is. Muddy sunlight filters through the grey gauze hung over his window. His narrow bed appears to be covered with a glistening silver mosquito ne…
Electromagnetic hypersensitivity - never knew of this term before reading this article. How true is it really though?
N.Korea declares "state of war" with South
Albeit a familiar tone to the threats, could this be WWIII coming?
3D pregnancy scanning - picture of the day:
Jonny Weeks, guardian.co.uk
I think this is more freaky than nice. Visual culture too much?
