HeyJaredMark Mason
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The secret to Arsenal's title success? Happy wives and pickpockets (opens the original)
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During a Manchester City game in April this year, the TV cameras panned to a fan in the stands drinking water from a bottle labelled with the crest of City’s rivals for the Premier League title, Arsenal. The gag was clear: Arsenal were once again going to bottle it. They would, as usual, blow their lead. The most notable example had been in the 2022-3 season, when the London club topped the league for 248 days, only to implode at the end and gift City the title. The week after the water joke, Ma
What is scarier than a snake? Annoying the men who name them (opens the original)
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Physical copies of Hoser’s seventh issue of the Australasian Journal of Herpetology didn’t seem to be lodged in five large public libraries, as required by Article 8.6 of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature.’ If that’s the kind of sentence that tickles your fancy, this is the book for you. It features long-running battles between cranky misfits, all desperate to prove that their names for different types of Australian snakes are the right ones. They’re the kind of people who go loo
The reason it's almost impossible to get away with murder (opens the original)
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When Marie Latelle was strangled to death in 1912 in the French city of Lyon, suspicion fell on her boyfriend Emile Gourbin. But he had an alibi – friends said he had been playing cards at the time of the murder. However, when Edmond Locard, widely regarded as the father of forensic science, analysed scrapings from underneath Gourbin’s fingernails, he found bismuth, magnesium stearate, zinc oxide and iron oxide – substances used in cosmetics. Sir Bernard Spilsbury, the early 20th century’s most
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