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Shivali Best

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Executive Science and Tech Editor at Mail Online

Science and Technology Editor at MailOnline. I'm as confused by my accent as you are. Email me: [email protected]

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  • Revealed: The ideal man and woman, according to UK singletons - so, would YOU date them?

    4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shivali Best

    From Victoria Beckham to Gordon Ramsay, some of the most recognisable celebrities in the world hail from the UK. But which famous Brits have the most desirable features? Dating app Wisp asked 1,200 singletons to construct their ideal partner by choosing from a selection of well-known UK stars. From eyes and voice, to humour and attitude, the results offer a glimpe into what modern daters truly value.

  • 'Shallowing' is new bedroom trend that men and women across the country are trying

    4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Monique Rubins |Shivali Best

    People are discovering a new sex trend which they say takes sex 'to the next level'. 'Shallowing', sometimes referred to as 'outercourse' involves light stimulation of a woman - without having full sex. Named one of the top sex trends for 2024 by sexual wellness brand LELO, and is said to lead to particularly powerful orgasms - something proven by a 2021 study focused on understanding how women increase pleasure during penetrative sex.

  • Scientists have uncovered a simple way to cure hair loss

    4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shivali Best

    Losing your hair is something that many men dread. But there's good news, as experts are one step closer to a treatment that could help blokes hang on to their locks a little longer. Researchers in Japan have pinpointed two plant extracts that appear to boost hair growth. Phellodendron bark is a thick bark found in tropical parts of Asia, while chinpi is sun-dried mandarin orange peel. Best of all, both plant extracts are already readily available around the world - and won't break the bank.

  • Scientist reveals size of MEATBALL made from entire human race

    5 days ago | msn.com | Shivali Best

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  • Scientist calculates the size of a MEATBALL made from the entire human race - and it's a lot smaller than you think

    5 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shivali Best

    Scientist calculates the size of a MEATBALL made from the entire human race - and it's a lot smaller than you thinkBy SHIVALI BEST FOR MAILONLINE Published: 09:45 EDT, 2 June 2025 | Updated: 09:45 EDT, 2 June 2025 It's the kind of question you might propose after a few too many wines at a dinner party. How big would a meatball made from the entire human race be? A mathematician has revealed the answer - and it's a lot smaller than you probably think.

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6 May 25

Can we talk about the crazy pollen bomb across London over the bank holiday weekend? Never sneezed so much in my LIFE https://t.co/McnUdqbdp7

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1 May 25

I hope @AstroAnnimal and @Astro_Ayers have their sexy catsuits under their spacesuits for today's @NASA spacewalk https://t.co/wv3LaEihYR

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17 Apr 25

'I don't mean to be rude but' https://t.co/bzZtTJqOiy