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Scientists reveal how dogs decode what humans are saying (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. If you needed any more convincing that dogs are truly man’s best friend, this latest discovery from scientists might just do it. Dogs process speech in a human-like way, researchers in Hungary have discovered, demonstrating an ability unique for any animal. Canine brains were found to take special note of consonant sounds, in a technique also used by babies when learning to d
Scientists reveal how dogs decode what humans are saying - AOL (opens the original)
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If you needed any more convincing that dogs are truly man’s best friend, this latest discovery from scientists might just do it. Dogs process speech in a human-like way, researchers in Hungary have discovered, demonstrating an ability unique for any animal. Canine brains were found to take special note of consonant sounds, in a technique also used by babies when learning to decipher language. “Words are made up of two main types of speech sounds: vowels and consonants. Although vowels are louder
Investigation launched into death of Ukrainian activist found dead in the Algarve (opens the original)
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An inquiry has been launched after a Ukrainian activist and critic of Putin’s Russia was found dead in Portugal. The body of Ukrainian activist Pavlo Sadokha was discovered in Quarteira, a coastal town in the Algarve region, on Sunday. The 56-year-old was born in the Ukrainian city of Lviv and had lived in Portugal for more than two decades before his death. In recent years, he had spoken out against Russian propaganda and Kremlin efforts to militarise young people. Portuguese newspaper Jornal d
Charles and Camilla marvel at Bayeux Tapestry as it returns to Britain (opens the original)
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The King, the Queen, the prime minister and the French president visited the Bayeux Tapestry together to mark the historic return of the centuries-old artwork to the UK. The tapestry – the woven record of the Norman Conquest – has returned to Britain for the first time in almost 1,000 years, on loan until September 2027 as part of a special trilateral agreement between the UK, France and the museum. In a public display of warm Anglo-French relations, Charles and Camilla joined Andy Burnham, Emma
Young people five times more likely to have no friends than decade ago, experts find (opens the original)
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Young people in the UK are becoming the “loneliest generation” as they are five times more likely to have no close friends than 10 years ago, new research has found. In a hyper-digitalised world marred by the pandemic and austerity, young people are paying the price as they are “dramatically more isolated from one another”. One in 20 young people in England now report having no close friends at all, up from one in 100 in 2014, according to a report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IP
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