NEWS: Passengers laid bare as full body scanners are introduced at Heathrow and Manchester airports

After the terrorist attack on Christmas Day full body scanners are now in Manchester and Heathrow airports. On Christmas Day a man from Nigeria wanted to blow up a jet plane. He failed to blow up the plane but now airports want more security. All passengers will not be scanned only some. One passenger said that the scan was not a problem and was quick.

Daily Mail February 5th 2010

NEWS: Giacometti sculpture fetches £65m at Sotheby's auction

This is the most expensive sculpture sold at auction. L’Homme Qui Marche, by Alberto Giacometti from Switzerland, was sold in eight minutes for over 65 million pounds. Giacometti has not made many sculptures so this is very special. Before the most expensive art sold at auction was Garcon a la Pipe by Pablo Picasso.


Daily Mail Newspaper February 5th 2010

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Sorry darling, I can't do the vacuuming. It might damage my sperm count: The best excuse yet for men not to do the housework.





Dangerous work: Housework could reduce a man's fertility
It's the perfect excuse for men to escape doing housework!
A study has found that housework – including using a vacuum cleaner or microwave oven – could reduce a man’s possibilities of having children.
Researchers exposed male volunteers to electromagnetic fields – high doses of which are It is possible that the electricity produced by all electrical objects, including refrigerators and vacuum cleaners, could double the risk of having poor-quality sperm.
The study took 148 donors at a sperm bank in Shanghai. Tests showed that 76 had poor sperm and these donors worked with high temperatures and electricity, while 72 had
good-quality sperm. These 72 did not work with electricity, high temperatures or chemicals.

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Teenagers lying in at the weekend might seem like laziness, but it will actually help them stay slim and healthy, claim scientists.

Scientists studied children aged five to 15.They found the children that slept late on Saturday and Sunday mornings had less weight problems.
New research tells us staying in bed at the end of a busy week is what children need to stop obesity.
They believe the extra sleep is important for school children to recuperate on the sleep they miss during a busy week.
If they are asleep longer, it helps to lower calories from snacks.
Now we have a good excuse to stay in bed at the weekend.