Health & Lifestyle
Breathing Patterns End Anonymous Inhaling
Breathing patterns can identify people with remarkable accuracy, ending the long criminal tradition of standing nearby and inhaling innocently.
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British Animation Marks Chicken Run By Taking Attendance
British animation has marked Chicken Run’s anniversary by locating every feature film and checking none has escaped through a CGI fence.
Business & Economy
Nature Investment Asks Trees For A Business Plan
Nature investment has found a way to value woods, peatlands and habitats, provided every oak can first explain its revenue model.
World
Ocean Investment Finds Third Win Under The Sofa
Ocean investment promised a triple win for people, planet and prosperity, leaving finance to look for a cheque large enough to match it.
Culture & Entertainment
Islands Thriller Gives Hotel Tennis Coach A Worse Upgrade
The Islands thriller sends a hotel tennis coach into a disappearance mystery, giving all inclusive leisure a distinctly noir upgrade.
Science & Technology
NASA Satellite Puzzler Offers Glory At No Extra Cost
The NASA satellite puzzler offers readers a chance to identify an image for credit, glory and continued residence on Earth.
Health & Lifestyle
Travel Health Advice Finds Passport Beneath The Flip Flops
Travel health advice urges holidaymakers to plan before departure, leaving flip flops to perform their traditional nonclinical role.
World
Ocean Conference Asks Sea To Hold That Thought
The Ocean Conference opened beside the Mediterranean, giving delegates a vast reminder to admire before discussing urgent action indoors.
UK Politics & Public Life
Charity Concern Given Helpful Directions To Another Regulator
A charity concern now gets clearer guidance, a better form and a fair chance of meeting the correct regulator before winter.
Travel & Transport
Far North Line Turns Train Journey Into An Audition For Bus
Far North Line upgrades sent trains north of Dingwall onto buses, allowing Scotland to test whether patience can claim expenses.
Sport
Callum Simpson Turns Oakwell Into A Refund Counter
Callum Simpson rose twice, then stopped Ivan Zucco in round ten to make Barnsley proud and the Oakwell canvas deeply involved.
Science & Technology
Montana Farmland Demands A Gallery, Then A Harvest
Montana farmland has become modern art from orbit, leaving curators horrified to discover the installation insists on feeding people.