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Fact Check: Yes, Warren Buffett Said of Class Warfare, 'It's My Class, the Rich Class, Making War,...
Snopes via Yahoo News UK· 5 days agoThe reader's interest in the quote appeared to stem from a recent popular Facebook post. The More...
Nintendo should launch with a Switch 2 Pro that’s not portable
Metro· 10 hours agoNever doing what other people think or ask has been the bedrock of their success over the years and...
The picture perfect village less than an hour from Manchester
Manchester Evening News via Yahoo News UK· 18 hours agoPeople like Mandy, John, Tracey, Judith and Jackie - all names that may mean little to the reader,...
The Physiological Bearing of Electricity on Health 1 - Nature
Nature· 2 days agoTHE reader of the paper commenced by stating that electricity as at present used is at once a source of danger, a possible cause of sickness, and a remedy.
Your work questions answered: My employee has changed hours without permission, what can I do?
The Irish Times· 4 days agoHow can we raise the issue that the agreed working hours in their contract is what is expected...
Exploration of Timor - Nature
Nature· 2 days agoIT will be perhaps of some interest to the readers of NATURE to hear that Mr. Riedel, the Dutch resident on Timor (Timor Kupang), who formerly lived on ...
Cornwall's new A30 road branded 'appalling' as drivers blame signage for confusion and chaos
Cornwall Live via Yahoo News UK· 3 days agoMr Skinner's concerns resonated with many other drivers who shared similar experiences. One driver,...
Hydrogen Whistles - Nature
Nature· 2 days agoIT may be recollected by some of the readers of NATURE that a few years ago1 I contrived a whistle for testing the upper limits of the power of hearing ...
On the Autumnal Tints of Foliage - Nature
Nature· 2 days agoAFTER the fine display of autumnal tints which we have lately seen it may, I trust, be of interest to some of the readers of NATURE if I give an account ...
The English Government Eclipse Expedition - Nature
Nature· 2 days agoMANY of the readers of NATURE are no doubt interested in the fate of the Eclipse Expedition of 1871. I will therefore give a sketch of their doings to the present time.
