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Shoveling snow can trigger a heart attack. The hard effort raises blood pressure, and the cold air…

Shoveling snow can trigger a heart attack. The hard effort raises blood pressure, and the cold air…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: cold, Health, heart, risk, snow

France now requires many new non-residential roofs to include solar panels or vegetation—at least…

France now requires many new non-residential roofs to include solar panels or vegetation—at least…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: building codes, climatet resilience, Environment, France, green roofs, policy, renewables, solar, storm water, urbanheat

In Utqiagvik, Alaska, the sun has set for the season and won’t rise again until January 22, 2026—the…

In Utqiagvik, Alaska, the sun has set for the season and won’t rise again until January 22, 2026—the…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: alaska, arctic circle, astronomy, barrow, polar night, seasons, sunrise, twilight, utqiagvik, weather

Keir Starmer did not say Hamas is entitled to apply for an embassy in London

The UK has recognised Palestinian statehood, and in September was in the process of establishing diplomatic ties with the Palestinian Authority, but Hamas is still a proscribed terrorist organisation in the UK.Source

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A 32-year-old Australian police officer, Jade Henderson, set a Guinness World Record by completing…

A 32-year-old Australian police officer, Jade Henderson, set a Guinness World Record by completing…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: australia, bodybuilding, Guinness, police, pullups, Records, women

Dry cleaning isn’t actually dry. Your clothes go into a machine with a liquid solvent (not water)…

Dry cleaning isn’t actually dry. Your clothes go into a machine with a liquid solvent (not water)…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: clothes, dry cleaning, laundry, misconceptions, perc, solvents, textiles

Do new migration figures show an ‘exodus’ of British nationals in response to Labour?

The ONS has published revised estimates of net migration based on new methods, leading to claims of an “exodus”—here’s what the data shows.Source

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The government is not going to track people’s shopping and fine them for buying unhealthy food

A series of social media videos falsely claim the government has introduced a “healthy basket bill” to monitor people’s food shopping.Source

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unbfacts: Psychologists find that time in nature nudges people…

unbfacts: Psychologists find that time in nature nudges people toward people-first values—relationships, sharing, and community—and can boost generosity. Source

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What has Labour pledged on income tax ahead of the Budget?

Amid reports that Labour may be planning to extend the freeze on income tax thresholds at next week’s Budget, we look at exactly what commitments the party made in its manifesto.Source

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Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi won the Nobel Prize for discovering how cells recycle damaged…

Japanese biologist Yoshinori Ohsumi won the Nobel Prize for discovering how cells recycle damaged…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: autophagy, biology, cells, nobel, ohsumi, recycling
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