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3281Golden ratio reveals most beautiful cat breed to be Norwegian ForestDaily Mail OnlineHimalayan, Peterbald and Persian cats came out as the mathematically ugliest of the 46 breeds put to the test, researchers with All About Cats reported. |
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3280What do the new HS2 and HS3 rail plans means for passengers?The IndependentGovernment promises faster journey times to and from Derby and Nottingham |
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3279The most popular dog breeds in the UK - and the best dogs for long walksMetroLooking for a new four-legged friend? This list of the most popular breeds might inspire you - particularly if you're a fan of long walks. |
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3278Inside the most remote music festival on EarthDaily Mail OnlineA giddy crowd of 10,000 revellers descended on a makeshift city on the edge of the Simpson Desert to attend the world's most remote music festival on Tuesday afternoon. |
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3277Russian scientists clone cow to produce lactose-free milkDaily Mail OnlineScientists in Moscow have cloned a cow whose milk doesn't contain the protein that causes lactose intolerance in humans. Born in April 2020, the calf is healthy with a normal reproductive cycle. |
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3276Where to stay, eat, drink and shop in Stavanger, Norway’s coolest maritime cityThe IndependentMeet Norway’s oldest, richest city - with a picture-perfect old town in nifty proximity to the country’s life-affirming Lysefjord, says Mike MacEacheran |
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3275What do the new HS2 and HS3 rail plans means for passengers?The IndependentGovernment promises faster journey times to and from Derby and Nottingham |
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3264How to deal with a friend who has chaotic energyMetroExperts reveal how to deal with a friend who has chaotic energy and people share their own experiences. |
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3263Scientists create world’s thinnest device that’s only two atoms thickThe IndependentScientists say the technology could make devices faster, less dense, and consume less energy |
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3262Scientists create world’s thinnest device that’s only two atoms thickThe IndependentScientists say the technology could make devices faster, less dense, and consume less energy |