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Stone Age ‘megastructure’ under Baltic Sea sheds light on strategy used by Palaeolithic hunters over 10,000 years ago
Artist's impression of the Blinkerwall: the ancient stone wall used as a hunting structure. Michał Grabowski, Author provided Archaeologists have identified what may be Europe’s oldest human-made megastructure, submerged 21 metres below the Baltic Sea in the Bay of Mecklenburg, Germany. This structure – which has been named the BlinkerwallContinue Reading
Not so fast! What marketers can learn from the Slow Food movement
Take a cursory glance online and you’ll be inundated with assertions that marketers need to move faster, be more agile and respond to technological changes at breakneck speed. If you don’t, you’ll fail to keep up with shifting demands of the market and your competitors. The pressure is on! FeedingContinue Reading
Scotland snubbed by World Rugby as England welcome back Six Nations star
Ireland’s Caelon Dorris has said encouraging young fans to have a “few more pints” would improve the atmosphere at the Aviva Stadium. Noise levels were low during the win over Italy, and Doris told RTE Sport: “In France, they’ve got the drums going and they’ve got a little bit moreContinue Reading
How Oscar bait took over awards season: Method acting, true-life tales and prosthetic honkers
Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse Loughrey Get our The Life Cinematic email for free Take one real-life story, ideally about an important person from the past. Hopefully their tale is set during a war, or a time of generalContinue Reading
Man Utd may not have to wait for Dan Ashworth as Newcastle agreement ‘expected’
Manchester United’s pursuit of Newcastle United sporting director Dan Ashworth is rapidly progressing ahead of official confirmation of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s 25 per cent stake in the club, according to reports. Ashworth has been selected as the best fit to enter INEOS’ new-look hierarchy at Old Trafford. The 52-year-old, whoContinue Reading
Helmut Marko quizzed about Christian Horner as Red Bull endure ‘turbulence’
Helmut Marko has urged Red Bull to get their ‘turbulence’ under control amid the ongoing investigation into team principal Christian Horner. The Formula One boss is being probed over allegations of inappropriate behaviour, which he denies, following a complaint by a female employee to Red Bull’s parent company in Austria.Continue Reading
How to choose the right university as a Business Student
For business students, selecting the appropriate UK university is a critical step that influences not only their educational journey but also their future career paths. This decision goes beyond just academic offerings and campus culture to encompass a range of factors that collectively contribute to the holistic university experience. OneContinue Reading
Rafael Nadal comeback delayed as Spaniard pulls out of Qatar Open with statement
Rafael Nadal has announced that he will not be making his highly-anticipated return to the court at this month’s Qatar Open. The Spaniard was initially set to play in Doha, which would have marked his first tournament appearance since January when he withdrew from the Brisbane International with a smallContinue Reading
Ariana Grande joins forces with Mariah Carey for remix of new single Yes, And?
The song will feature on the pop stars upcoming studio album Eternal Sunshine.Continue Reading
England squad announcement vs Scotland as Six Nations outrage caused by chiefs
Former Stoke football manager Tony Pulis has explained how he has been helping the England rugby team since the World Cup. Pulis, a Welshman, has been away from management since leaving Sheffield Wednesday in 2020 and made the curious switch to rugby. “I’ve enjoyed being able to do what IContinue Reading