105 years since the birth of Paulo Freire, one of the 20th century’s most influential educators
Paulo Freire was born on 19 September 1921 in Recife, in north-eastern Brazil. He died on 2 May 1997 in São Pa...
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35 years since the discovery of Ötzi the Iceman
On 19 September 1991, German hikers Helmut and Erika Simon saw, near the Tisenjoch pass in the Ötztal Alps, th...
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How Does Soap Remove Grease and Dirt?
Water alone is poor at washing grease. Water molecules attract one another; non-polar oils stay separate, as a...
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UK Government Expands Knife Crime Measures to More Than 230 Areas
The UK government is extending its knife-crime programme to more than 230 areas in England and Wales, covering...
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Why Does Salt Melt Ice on Roads?
Salt on ice does not burn like a flame. Its main effect is freezing-point depression: water with dissolved ion...
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How Do Birds Find Their Way During Migration?
Migrating birds do not carry a single “GPS”. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and USGS describe a set of cues th...
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Microsoft Launches Microsoft 365 G7 for Government Institutions
Microsoft has introduced Microsoft 365 G7, a package for public institutions that ties Copilot, software-agent...
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How Does a Lightning Rod Protect a Building?
A lightning rod does not repel a strike and does not “lure” lightning like bait. It is an interception point:...
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Why Do We Get Goosebumps?
A cold draft, a tense scene or a musical chord can raise the same bumps on the skin. The phenomenon is piloere...
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How QR Codes Work—and Why They Can Still Scan When Damaged
A QR code is not a random mosaic. The phone identifies the structure, corrects perspective, reads the black-an...
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17 September – World Patient Safety Day: safe care for noncommunicable diseases
World Patient Safety Day is observed on 17 September, in an initiative led by the World Health Organization. T...
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International Equal Pay Day: Why the pay gap remains a global challenge
International Equal Pay Day is observed on 18 September as a United Nations initiative centred on the principl...
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Abergavenny Food Festival opens this weekend as producers, chefs and food writers gather in Wales
Abergavenny is preparing for a weekend devoted to food as its Food Festival returns on 19 and 20 September. T...
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New accounting rules for charities in England and Wales as thresholds rise from 30 September
The Charity Commission for England and Wales is urging charity trustees and their professional advisers to che...
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Five defendants indicted in Guam following undercover operation aimed at protecting minors
Five people have been federally indicted in Guam following an undercover operation involving multiple US law e...
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UK sets out new blueprint for regulating artificial intelligence in healthcare
The United Kingdom is preparing a new approach to the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare after an in...
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49 Years Since France's Last Guillotine Execution: The Case That Brought an Era Dating Back to the French Revolution to an End
September 10, 2026 marks 49 years since the last execution carried out by guillotine in France and, at the sam...
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Compromised Bureaucracy: the networks selling Romanian citizenship to bypass sanctions
According to an investigation published by leading international media outlets, Romania has emerged as a state...
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