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Archaeologists say they now have firm evidence that a huge circle of deep pits near Stonehenge was carved by humans more than 4,000 years ago. Known as the Durrington pit circle, the structure consists of around 20 विशाल pits stretching over a mile in diameter. Some are up to 10 metres wide and 5 metres deep, requiring significant planning and engineering to dig into the chalk landscape. Using a mix of cutting-edge techniques — including radar, magnetometry, electrical imaging, soil DNA analysis and luminescence dating — researchers found repeating, unnatural soil patterns that they say could not have formed naturally.…
Scientists have identified five major phases of human brain development, suggesting the brain does not mature in a smooth, gradual way but instead shifts direction at key “turning points” throughout life. A large study of nearly 4,000 brain scans from people aged under one to 90 found four major transition points at around ages 9, 32, 66 and 83, dividing life into five distinct brain “eras”. Researchers found: Researchers measured brain efficiency, connectivity and structure to map these patterns. The biggest shift happens around the early 30s, when the brain moves into its most stable phase. Scientists believe life events…
Idrissa Gueye was warmly applauded by his Everton teammates after issuing a heartfelt apology for being sent off for striking Michael Keane during Monday’s win over Manchester United. The midfielder became the first Premier League player in 17 years to receive a red card for hitting a teammate after slapping Keane in the 13th minute at Old Trafford. Despite playing with 10 men for more than 80 minutes, Everton went on to secure a remarkable 1–0 victory. After the match, Gueye addressed the squad in the away dressing room, apologising directly to Keane and to the team for putting them…
People who stop using the weight-loss drug Mounjaro often regain weight and lose key health improvements, according to new research. The study found that stopping tirzepatide, the active ingredient in Mounjaro, not only leads to weight regain but also reverses benefits such as lower blood pressure, improved blood sugar control and reduced “bad” cholesterol levels. Researchers analysed data from the Surmount-4 clinical trial, which followed adults with obesity or overweight plus related health conditions. All participants used tirzepatide for 36 weeks before being split into two groups: one continued the drug, while the other switched to a placebo for a…
Virgil van Dijk has openly criticised Liverpool’s dreadful title defence, admitting the team are “in a mess” and questioning whether all players are taking responsibility after a 3-0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest. The loss left Liverpool in the bottom half of the table with a negative goal difference. Van Dijk said the team’s start to the second half was “unacceptable” and admitted “panic kicked in” once Forest took the lead, highlighting ongoing problems defending set pieces. The captain said Liverpool are letting down manager Arne Slot and called for greater accountability in the squad. He stressed that basic standards…
US health officials have reported what is believed to be the first human death caused by the rare H5N5 strain of bird flu. The case involved an older adult in Washington state who had underlying health conditions, and authorities say the overall risk to the public remains low. The individual, from Grays Harbor County, was hospitalized in early November after developing a high fever, confusion and breathing difficulties. Health officials confirmed the patient was infected with the H5N5 avian influenza virus. Investigators said the person kept a backyard flock of poultry that had been exposed to wild birds, which is…
Tottenham head coach Frank has said the club is not close to spending £100m on a single player, unlike rivals Arsenal, who signed Declan Rice for £105m in 2023. Following recent leadership changes at Spurs and new investment from the club’s owners, Frank said success depends more on time, smart planning and player development than record-breaking transfers. Spurs’ current record signing remains Richarlison at £60m. Frank said he believes in improving the players already at the club and investing wisely in younger talent rather than overspending. While he acknowledged that investment is crucial, he made it clear Spurs are not…
Ian Wright has spoken out in defence of Jude Bellingham, arguing that some of the criticism directed at the England midfielder stems from discomfort with seeing a confident, high-profile black star succeed. Bellingham faced backlash after showing frustration when substituted during England’s World Cup qualifying win over Albania, with some suggesting he could be a disruptive figure within the squad. Wright rejected that narrative, saying people are “frightened” of Bellingham’s success and cannot find faults in his performances, so instead try to build negative stories around him. Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast, Wright said society is more accepting…
Manchester United’s proposal to introduce personal seat licences (PSLs) to help finance a £2bn Old Trafford redevelopment has been jeopardized by new government plans to ban ticket resales above face value. United had explored a PSL system that would allow licence holders to resell their match or season tickets at a profit — similar to US sports models, where PSLs are a major investment tool. But upcoming legislation will prohibit selling sports and music tickets for more than their original price, part of a crackdown on touting. Although football ticket resales are already restricted under the 1994 Criminal Justice Act,…
Arsenal fear that defender Gabriel Magalhães may miss at least a month after suffering a thigh injury while on international duty with Brazil. The 27-year-old limped off during Brazil’s friendly win over Senegal at the Emirates Stadium and has since undergone further tests, though the club has not yet confirmed a timeline for his recovery. Gabriel is already ruled out of Sunday’s north London derby against Tottenham and the Champions League clash with Bayern Munich. Depending on the severity of the injury, he could also miss league games against Chelsea, Brentford and Aston Villa, as well as the Champions League…
