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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Aug 13, 2026
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Why More Britons Are Ditching the Gym for Wild Swimming: The UK's 10 Best Hidden Spots (opens the original)
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Wild swimming has become one of Britain's fastest-growing wellness trends, attracting everyone from weekend adventurers to people looking for a natural way to improve their mental and physical health. Whether it's an icy Scottish loch, a hidden waterfall in the Lake District or a tidal pool overlooking the sea, more Britons are swapping chlorinated pools for the great outdoors. Research published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology in 2025 found that wild swimming can reduce anxiety, stre
Meta's AI Glasses Are Selling Millions But Critics Warn They Could Become a Privacy Nightmare (opens the original)
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What once sounded like science fiction is quickly becoming reality. Meta's AI-powered smart glasses, developed in partnership with Ray-Ban and Oakley, can do far more than improve your vision. They can take photos, record videos, answer questions and even identify what's in front of you using artificial intelligence. The glasses have become one of the tech industry's biggest success stories, but they are also raising growing concerns over privacy, surveillance and public safety. Meta has positio
Save Windermere: How a Grassroots Campaign Turned Britain's Sewage Crisis Into a National Issue (opens the original)
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For more than five years, the Save Windermere campaign has become one of the UK's most recognised environmental movements, drawing national attention to the issue of sewage pollution in England's largest lake. The campaign was launched after more than 7,000 hours of untreated sewage were discharged into Lake Windermere during 2020, prompting local zoologist Matt Staniek to begin campaigning against what he described as a growing environmental crisis. What started as a local movement has since ev
Why Hundreds of UK Jobseekers Feel Humiliated by AI Job Interviews — And 30% Would Rather Walk Away (opens the original)
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Almost half of UK jobseekers say AI-led interviews leave them feeling humiliated. A recent Guardian report found that 47% of candidates described the experience as 'robotic', unrealistic and lacking meaningful feedback. Meanwhile, 30% said they would abandon a recruitment process altogether if it involved an AI interview. As businesses increasingly adopt artificial intelligence to streamline hiring, concerns are growing over whether speed and efficiency are coming at the expense of fairness and
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