Staffs, Author at The British Journal

Researchers say gluten-free diet may be bad for your health
By Staffs on May 3, 2017
Eating “gluten-free” when there’s no medical need to do so won’t boost your heart health – and might even harm it, a new study warns....
Gangsters face at least 94 years in jail after ATM raids [Video]
By Staffs on April 21, 2017
A gang convicted of a series of ATM raids Tayside and across the UK are facing a total of 94 years in jail. The CCTV...
NASA develops new 3D-printed metal fabrics for use in space
By Staffs on April 21, 2017
Researchers have created a 3D-printed metal fabric that could serve as spacesuits for astronauts or could provide them shield and can even be used as...
Ugo Ehiogu: Former England defender dies after collapsing at Tottenham’s training ground
By Staffs on April 21, 2017
Former Aston Villa and England defender Ugo Ehiogu has died after suffering a cardiac arrest. Ehiogu, who worked as under-23 coach for Tottenham Hotspur, had...
Scientists capture image of elusive force that connects the universe
By Staffs on April 15, 2017
Scientists at the University of Waterloo have captured the first-ever image of dark matter which reveals dark matter forms a scaffold structure across the universe....
Scientists solve the mystery why your shoelaces untie eventually
By Staffs on April 12, 2017
Mechanical engineers at UC Berkeley are doing you a huge favor: They just completed a study on why your darn shoelaces keep coming untied. While...
Astronomers have detected atmosphere around an Earth-like planet
By Staffs on April 9, 2017
Astrophysicists have detected an atmosphere around an Earth-like planet for the first time, in what is being heralded as major astronomical find. Dr John Southworth...
Exposure to pets may reduce allergies and obesity, says new research
By Staffs on April 8, 2017
A study from Canada shows that having a pet in the house can protect infants from future allergies and obesity. Researchers from the University of...
Driverless shuttle bus being tested in London (Video)
By Staffs on April 5, 2017
5,000 members of the public have singed up to ride in the autonomous prototype shuttle named ‘Harry’. Autonomous vehicle tests are underway in London’s borough...
Doctor Rebecca Ovenden from Lincolnshire found dead by her husband
By Staffs on April 4, 2017
A JUNIOR doctor found dead at the home she shared with her husband had told of the pressures she faced working in A&E. Rebecca Louise...
Scientists have created a graphene-based sieve that can make seawater drinkable
By Staffs on April 4, 2017
Scientists have developed a sieve which removes the salt from seawater. Graphene-oxide membranes have attracted considerable attention as promising candidates for new filtration technologies. Now...