Wiliam Hunter

3 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Wiliam Hunter

Londoners have complained of a mysterious ‘pollen bomb’ across the city’s parks over the bank holiday weekend. Despite the Met Office forecasting low pollen levels, park-goers said they were left ‘choking’ on thick clouds of pollen. On social media, residents complained of tight chests, red eyes, and brain fog as they walked through the parks. In a video posted to TikTok, one user said: ‘I felt like I had literal shards of pollen going into my eyes.

4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Wiliam Hunter

As the power of gene editing becomes more advanced, ideas that once seemed like science fiction are rapidly becoming a possibility. Now, a leading expert on human gene engineering has warned of what might happen if these technologies are not brought under control. From half-rat-half-mouse hybrids to primates with human genes, scientists will soon be able to combine the genes of different animals and humans to create 'chimaeras'.

5 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Wiliam Hunter

Anyone who has used Tupperware to store their food will know just how easily the plastic containers can become stained. And the oily orange tint from pasta sauces and stews seem to be a particularly stubborn blight. But a viral hack circulating on social media claims there is a simple way to remove stains in just seconds. Now, a scientist reveals why this trick works so well and explains how you can say goodbye to those pesky orange marks.

6 days ago | msn.com | Wiliam Hunter

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6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Wiliam Hunter

It is the UK's biggest provider of landlines and broadband. But BT's Openreach has now announced a major change that will affect 1.6 million homes around the country. The company, which provides infrastructure to most of the UK, will soon 'switch off' traditional landlines. That means millions of people will no longer be able to sign up for or use outdated copper networks. Openreach has now issued a 'stop sell' notice for 163 new locations in the UK.