Today, we talk you through the new world of the hi-tech home, and show you why you do not need to be an electronics expert to join it.
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1 November 2014
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
Friday, October 31, 2014
Drone of traffic and chicks.
Chicks can't hear their mothers over the constant drone of
traffic
Research has shown the high
volume of modern city life makes it harder for nestlings to hear their parents.
This puts them at risk of going hungry. And makes them deaf to danger from
predators.
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30 October 2014
Can't pee straight?
Now there's a device which improves men's
aim AND helps detect prostate cancer and diabetes
Aim-Straight, the brainchild of
British pair Michael Shelton and Peter Maxwell, contains reagents which react
to blood, protein and glucose in urine, changing colour to alert to the signs
of diabetes and prostate cancer.
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29 October 2014
Goodbye to Golden goodbyes in the NHS, UK.
'Golden goodbyes' for NHS managers to be clawed back if they
return to health service ...but only if they don't get a job for a year
Treasury minister Danny
Alexander vowed to end the revolving door of highly-paid administrators handed
golden goodbyes worth thousands of pounds before walking straight into another
role.
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29 October 2014
Pathologists can conduct full post mortems using a computer mouse.
Sandwell Council in the West
Midlands will become the first in Britain to offer revolutionary digital
autopsies for free (an example is pictured).
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29 October 2014
Footballer 'died' in his sleep for 25 MINUTES after cardiac arrest
Louie Shields, 23, from Blackpool, is now raising money for charity after his heart stopped while he slept, causing him to be placed in an induced coma for four days.
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29 October 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014
How we are WRONG about everything.
A new survey by IpsosMORI shows
the public's views on think immigration, teenage pregnancies, ageing and
unemployment are all much higher than reality.
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30 October 2014
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