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It is obvious that many of the young are looking forward to 25 hours a day in the foreseeable future owing to the fact that they are...

When the Bermondsey Public Baths opened in 1927, only one out of every 500 houses in this working-class London borough had a bathroom....

We use any before nouns to refer to indefinite or unknown quantities or an unlimited entity: Did you bring any bread? Mr Jacobson refused...

People with face blindness are missing a ‘hub’ in their brains. Do you find it difficult to spot a face in the crowd? Now we know why:...

We've lost faith in experts, but increasingly rely on strangers we meet online. Is it wise to replace long-evolved instincts at the click...

Have you ever thought of what the most dangerous threat to humankind is? Perhaps the first thing sprung to mind is terminal ailments like...

It's possible to have a diet that's both healthy and eco-friendly, but would you really want to eat it? Forget the fads, the answer is...

The sabre-rattling between Pyongyang and Washington is masking a dangerous destabilisation in deterrence – making nuclear war by accident...

Zero and infinity cast long shadows in mathematics, making and breaking equations. But these strange beasts can also explain what numbers...

We think that many students in fact haven't used irregular verbs so flexibly that to review them in sentence practice is of the essence!...

Miracle materials that would supercharge clean energy are on the cards now we can play with individual atoms. We just need to work out...

Biological age can diverge from the number of years we celebrate on our birthdays - and it sheds light on the time we have left By Helen...

Abbreviations and letters When we abbreviate a word or phrase, we shorten it. Abbreviations can be formed from the first letters of the...

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Awe is so powerful it alters your sense of self, connects you with humanity and boosts your mind and body. And there's a surprising way...

With echoes of the gluten-free craze, lectins are being wrongly vilified with a glut of questionable health claims, says Anthony Warner...

By Matt Reynolds Does Siri have trouble with your accent? A project is turning to crowdsourced voice donations to overcome this problem,...

We can use nowadays, these days or today as adverbs meaning ‘at the present time, in comparison with the past’: I don’t watch TV very...

We use following without the + noun phrase to mean ‘after’, ‘in response to’ or ‘as a result of’: Following the bad election results of...

We use grateful to talk about how we feel when someone is kind to us or does us a favour: [a message on a thank-you card] Thank you so...