Category: GoodNews


  • Rights reform to ‘head off Farage’ and ‘Enders Jamie axed’

    The fallout from Angela Rayner’s resignation and the resulting cabinet reshuffle leads several of Sunday’s papers. The front page of the Observer features a series of articles analysing Rayner’s impact on the Labour Party. “Who speaks for the left now?” asks Andrew Rawnsley, while Kimia Zabihyan writes: “Angela Rayner had pure class. Our class.” The…

  • 3D-Printing โ€˜Glue Gunโ€™ Can Repair Bone Fractures During Surgery Filling-in the Gaps Around Jagged Edges

    Credit: the journal Device / Jeon et al. A new 3D printing โ€œglue gunโ€ can generate bone grafts directly onto fractures, using a revolutionary process that can fill-in the gaps around the siteโ€™s jagged edges. Now, the researchers in South Korea are preparing for human trials, having developed a tool made from a modified glue…

  • Fire breaks out at BBC’s former HQ Television Centre

    PA Media Crews have been tackling the fire for 12 hours Firefighters have been tackling a “complex fire” for 12 hours in a restaurant at the BBC’s former Television Centre headquarters in west London. London Fire Brigade (LFB) said 15 engines and 100 firefighters were called to the nine-storey building in Wood Lane, White City,…

  • Your Weekly Horoscope โ€“ โ€˜Free Will Astrologyโ€™ by Rob Brezsny

    Our partner Rob Brezsny, who has a new book out, Astrology Is Real: Revelations from My Life as an Oracle,ย provides his weekly wisdom to enlighten our thinking and motivate our mood. Robโ€™s Free Will Astrology, is a syndicated weekly column appearing in over a hundred publications. He is also the author ofย Pronoia Is the Antidote…

  • US Open 2025 results: Jannik Sinner overcomes injury scare to set up Carlos Alcaraz final

    Before the final major of the season began, everyone wondered who could stop Alcaraz or Sinner sweeping the Slams for the second straight season. Alcaraz has won back-to-back French Open titles and lifted the Wimbledon title last year, before losing to Sinner in this year’s final. Now he has booked his place in the New…

  • Deep Breathing Can Create Psychedelic Bliss in Your Brain, Study Shows

    โ€“ credit, Andrej Lisakov via Unsplash A study recently found that deep-breathing exercises induce similar patterns of blood flow to the brain seen in patients using psychedelic substances like psilocybin. This altered state of consciousness matched one first described by Freud, and was characterized by blissful feelings, positively experienced depersonalization, and the sensation of unity.…

  • Actor John Alford guilty of sexually assaulting two girls

    Brian FarmerBBC News, Hertfordshire and Danny FullbrookBBC News, Hertfordshire PA Media John Alford said he “never touched” either of the teenage girls who accused him, but the jury disagreed Actor John Alford has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two teenage girls. The London’s Burning star had denied sexual activity with a 14-year-old girl and…

  • Small Rabbit with a Black Tail Not Seen in 120 Years Found Hopping Around Mexican Mountains

    The Omiltemi cottontail rabbit caught in a camera trap โ€“ credit, Re:Wild A species of cottontail rabbit endemic to Mexico has been seen again for the first time in over 100 years following a committed search by biologists. For more than 4 years, GNN has paid close attention to a special conservation mission called the…

  • US Open 2025 results: Aryna Sabalenka fights back against Jessica Pegula to reach third straight New York final

    It has been a disappointing season in terms of Grand Slam success for Sabalenka, considering she reached the final at the Australian and French Opens. She also made it to the semi-finals at Wimbledon, but on all three occasions emotions got the better of the 27-year-old. She cut an anguished figure throughout January’s Australian Open…

  • ‘I’ve Always Loved trainsโ€“Now I’m Qualified to Drive One’

    Courtesy: Logan Smallwood This is Logan. He loves trains, always has. And now, heโ€™s one of the youngest licensed train drivers in the whole of the UK. For some children, the question โ€œwhat do you want to be when you grow upโ€ is mulled over in a fit of anxious uncertainty. For others, itโ€™s as…