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Ancient Greek shepherd’s graffiti helps crack long-standing mystery of lost temple in Athens
A graffiti made by a shepherd in ancient Greece has helped archaeologists uncover a long-standing mystery about the history of the iconic Acropolis of Athens. The Parthenon is a world-renowned archaeological site with millions visiting the temple on the rocky hill of Athens each year. However, archaeologists have long debatedContinue Reading
Fantasy football can lead to poor mental health for some players – study
People who put a lot of effort and money into fantasy football could have worse mental health than those who use it less, research suggests. A new study found more experienced players suffered less anxiety than those who were less experienced, but could have more mental health concerns depending onContinue Reading
River Ganges abruptly changed course after major earthquake 2,500 years ago
The Ganges river abruptly changed course 2,500 years ago following a devastating earthquake, according to a new study that raises concerns about the prevailing risk of megaquakes in South Asia. Researchers, including from the Columbia Climate School, discovered a previously undocumented quake that struck what is now Bangladesh. “I don’tContinue Reading
Man Utd deal collapses, Arsenal submit offer, £40m Chelsea masterplan
Almost a week has passed since the summer transfer window opened for Premier League clubs, and there have been very few major moves in the background of Euro 2024. However, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea are among the clubs hard at work behind the scenes, lining up deals to completeContinue Reading
Revolutionising healthcare training: the role of simulation in medical education
CAE Healthcare is a Business Reporter client. CAE Healthcare is transforming healthcare training with simulation technology, replacing traditional methods with ethical, customisable, and realistic experiences, to improve patient outcomes If you can dream it, we can develop it. Simulation technology has revolutionised the landscape of healthcare training and education, offeringContinue Reading
General election 2024 latest: Tory candidate Laura Saunders facing gambling probe married to party’s campaign director
Sunak branded ‘pound shop Nigel Farage’ during live radio interview Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email A Conservative candidate is being investigated by the Gambling Commission over a bet relating to the timing ofContinue Reading
DS Smith boss insists £5.8bn takeover remains on track amid concerns over deal
The boss of packaging giant DS Smith has insisted the group is pressing ahead with its £5.8 billion sale to a US rival as speculation grows that the deal may be in jeopardy. DS Smith – which counts customers including Amazon and consumer goods group Unilever – agreed an all-shareContinue Reading
Man Utd may have to give Harry Maguire second chance due to UEFA involvement
Harry Maguire could be handed a lifeline at Old Trafford because of an unusual UEFA rule that has stunted the Red Devil’s transfer plans. Maguire has endured a stop-start spell since joining United from Leicester City for £80million five summers ago. The much-maligned defender was linked with a move awayContinue Reading
System of a Down’s Serj Tankian says he doesn’t ‘respect Imagine Dragons as human beings’ after Azerbaijan gig
System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian has called out Imagine Dragons for their decision to perform in Azerbaijan, saying he doesn’t “respect them as human beings”. The US pop-rock group played a gig in the country’s capital city, Baku, last September, despite criticism that it could be seen asContinue Reading
Scientist discover rare genetic mutation that could help fight Alzheimer’s
A rare gene mutation could hold the key to slowing down or even preventing early-onset Alzheimer’s. Scientists claimed the variant had a “protective” effect on people destined to develop the disease. Researchers discovered that having one copy of the “Christchurch” gene meant these high-risk people showed signs of dementia fourContinue Reading