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Financial animals – we are all a bit of an animal when it comes to money
Are you a compulsive LION, an amassing FERRET or an altruistic CHIMPANZEE? Discover your financial spirit animal with Zopa Working with Professor Erica Fudge of the University of Strathclyde, Zopa has discovered links between financial decision-making and the behaviours found in the animal kingdomZopa commissioned research to ask Brits about their relationship with money. According to the study, the UK is a nation of saver squirrels (30%) and agitated antelopes (30%) – two of the most savvy financial behaviours Discover...
Type of skin cancer is three and half times more common than thought
Pioneering data from the new UK skin cancer database found more than 45,000 cases of cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas (cSCC) every year.
“Predatory” police officer has been fired from the force
Lee Harrison said it was just banter but disciplinary hearing sacked him for gross misconduct
Deadly superbug threat from common bacteria on all our skins
The bacterium is becoming increasingly dangerous due to antibiotic resistance but because it is so widespread it is often overlooked
Teen cyclist who used zombie knife to smash up car spared jailed
Shocking dash cam footage showed Joshua Gardner, then 17, brandish the enormous blade on a busy south London road then launch the furious attack
Running, swimming and cycling help people age better, but weight training doesn’t
Researchers have discovered evidence that endurance exercise - such as running, swimming, and cycling - help adults age better than strength training with weights
New hope for Multiple Sclerosis sufferers
The common painkiller reversed immune system abnormalities and reduced the severity of symptoms
The powerful Tycoon you have never heard of before
Calvin Lo - billionaire tycoon who prefers the trappings of obscurity, content to preside over their empires away from the public's gaze, together with Bernice Liu...
Terminally ill man loses legal battle at the UK’s highest court over his right to die
Noel Conway, 68, suffers from motor neurone disease and only has movement in his right hand, head and neck.