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“Many find it very difficult to refer to their own experiences with unwanted sex as rape”

Why you should talk to your kids about the news

"Fascism must be countered with knowledge"

How shared labour keeps these old herding practices alive

Rethinking gender equality: Why the rankings don't tell the whole story

Inactivity can leave lasting marks on your muscles

Demonstrations: Meeting face to face may be more important than ever

This increases the chance of patients regaining their pulse after cardiac arrest fivefold

What affects a chatbot's ability to solve logical problems?

Perpetrators of violence may benefit from prompt help

“People who commit serious acts of domestic violence are generally at higher risk of repeating the violence,” says a researcher. A new study shows how perpetrators experience the time after being reported for violence.

"Everyone knows it, everyone’s seen it. Most people have a perception of nightlife chaos”

On weekend nights, the streets are characterised by alcohol and noise. A researcher believes the police, private security guards, and volunteers have to tolerate a certain amount of chaos.

The Nazis had "crazy" theories about the origins of the Sámi

Heinrich Himmler had an outlandish theory about where the Sámi came from.

This solution could cut aviation emissions by up to 30 per cent

This medication is good for mum, but her kids have a higher risk of developing allergies

Researchers are hoping for bad weather – so they can fly straight into the storm

Here's the first Viking high seat crafted in central Norway in 1,000 years