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The most expensive artifact from World War II
For decades, collectors from all over the world have been plagued by various artifacts from the Second World War. Many of them create a whole state, but this does not...
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16-year-old Isabel going the extra mile to raise awareness of tinnitus
16-year-old Isabel, a sixth form student from Worcester, has challenged themselves to walk 10,000 steps a day during March in support of the British Tinnitus Association (BTA), the charity that...
Charities
Sleep Cove Podcast Plans Ukraine Charity Special Episode
Sleep Cove, one of the world's largest Health podcasts, is hosting a Ukraine charity special episode. All sponsorship money will be donated to charities with the episode content chosen by...
Charities
Peter’s second marathon in memory of mum
39-year-old Peter Leather from Eastham, Wirral, will be taking part in his second marathon as he tackles the Brighton marathon on 10 April 2022 for the British Tinnitus Association (BTA)....
Books
The religious intolerance and the prudent hand of the secular state
(From the book "Atheistic Delusions" by David B. Hart) The long history of Christianity is astonishingly rich in majestic moral, intellectual, and cultural achievements, and many of them would never...
Archeology
Archaeologists have deciphered an Elamite cuneiform inscription found in Persepolis
Scientists have discovered a fragment of an Elamite inscription as part of a project to classify and document objects in the warehouses of the Persepolis Museum in Iran. The inscription...
International
Chinese obsession with Ukrainian wives
Why do the Chinese want Ukrainian women for wives? Following Russia's military invasion of Ukraine, jokes about "sheltering homeless Ukrainian girls" began to spread rapidly on Chinese social media. But...
Archeology
Traces of an ancient civilization “ahead of its time” have been found in China
An international team of archaeologists has excavated the well-preserved prehistoric site of Xiamabei in northern China. Numerous stone tools, fossils, ocher and red pigments have been found there, indicating the...
International
Sledge car “Packard” of the last Russian tsar
The story of the sleigh car took place at the very beginning of the 20th century, when the engineer Adolf Kegresse entered the service as the personal driver of Nicholas...
Charities
GWCT women – making a difference to British wildlife
This International Women’s Day (8 March), the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), is highlighting the contribution of women to science and land-based careers, where they have been traditionally under-represented....