In the face of a July 2015 outcry by physicians and the British Medical Association (BMA) calling for a 20 percent tax on sugary drinks, the government appears to be between a rock and a hard place. Ministers are receiving major pressure because they have...
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A will is a legal document that lays out by whom your estate should be administered after your death and any specifications on who should receive different amounts of your property after your death. Many people avoid creating their own will because it creates a sense...
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Efficient tax spending is vital in the success of small-to-medium businesses (SMEs). Having hundreds or thousands extra in your annual budget will let you invest that money into developing your business. Although you might not believe it, there are actually multiple ways in which the...
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Back in 2010, the technology was already in place for Google driverless cars to travel through the streets of Washington, DC, drawing information from Google Street View that would be interpreted alongside data gathered from on-car sensors. All of the information would then be processed...
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For years, TV advertising campaigns have aired each summer to warn us of the dangers of undercooking food on our BBQs. Now, though, it has emerged that overcooked meat also carries health risks. While it has been previously revealed that meat overcooked on BBQs and...
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Statistical research from the Stroke Association has revealed that stroke incidences have increased by 25% in working men aged from 20 to 64 since 2000. However, that 25% rate increases alarmingly for working men aged from 40 to 54, doubling to reach 50%. Comparatively, women...
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UK Insurance Industry the European Leader Despite serving a country that is not among the top 20 world populations, the UK insurance industry was the largest in Europe and the third largest in the world in 2014, according to the Association of British Insurers.
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Cycling is often heralded as an activity we should turn to when trying to lead a more active lifestyle. Compared to walking, though, cycling carries a much greater risk to our safety, as we are legally required to do so alongside cars, busses, and lorries...
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Nicotine is widely described as the most addictive substance on the face of the planet. Most commonly found in tobacco, nicotine makes it incredibly difficult for people to give up smoking. After stopping smoking, cravings can later emerge during any waking moment of the day....
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Throughout February, various news websites and health blogs have been busy discussing the results of a research study conduced by the Copenhagen City Heart Study. Titled modestly as Dose of Jogging and Long-Term Mortality, the findings have inspired a plethora of headlines. And from most...
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