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More than nine in 10 Muslims would like to see more initiatives from companies to raise awareness of Ramadan and its practices
A study of 500 Muslims revealed while 48 per cent feel their employers do take some measures to support the...
Two thirds of consumers fear they’ve been ‘ripped off’ when selling their vehicle – because they didn’t know enough about cars
A poll of 2,000 adults who’ve sold their motor during the past five years found 54 per cent believe they...
Coffin Nails- What are the Most Popular Acrylic Coffin Nails?
Considering the long-existing popularity of the square and round-shaped nails, it is now time to revitalize the nail shape and...
Today’s teenagers believe they have the power to help tackle climate change – with many already following a plant-based diet, vowing to buy an electric vehicle and championing sustainability in their household
A survey of 2,000 13- to 19-year-olds revealed 41 per cent believe they are already leading a sustainable lifestyle. Recycling,...
Signs of a good neighbour include taking the bins in, accepting deliveries and keeping an eye on the property when the owners are on holiday.
A study of 2,000 adults revealed watering plants and giving advance warning of a party are among the top 30...
It takes just over 12 months to become bored of your home after moving in, according to research
A study of 2,000 homeowners and renters found 41 per cent felt tired of their surroundings an average of a...
Chernobyl: Plan for microbes to eat nuclear waste may have been ruined by Russian invasion
Researchers hoping to identify bacteria capable of consuming radioactive waste at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant fear their work has...
Molecular engines: Tiny axles and rotors made of protein could power molecular machines
Researchers have designed proteins that self-assemble into tiny machine parts for use in molecular engines Technology 21 April 2022 By...
Breaking the News exhibition shows Edward Snowden’s smashed drives
Breaking the News, a new exhibition at the British Library, London, explores the ways news shapes our society and how...
Robotics: Electrostatic brakes make bendy robot arms a lot more efficient
Replacing motors with electrostatic brakes can boost the energy-efficiency of robot limbs, although the robots are slower Technology 21 April...