News Slices
- Newcastle is the noisiest place in England.
- The candiru, or toothpick fish, can swim into a tiny body orifice such as the penis, erect a spine and feed on blood and tissue.
- Lavender and tea tree oil products can cause young boys to develop breasts.
- The people who built English historic site Stonehenge lived at an ancient village in Durrington Walls.
- Brazil nuts are seeds encased in an outer shell that weighs more than 1kg.
- Under new police guidelines on cannbis, children under 18 can no longer be automatically arrested in England and Wales.
- Younger brother of assassinated president John Kennedy, Robert's favourite read was a book of Greek myths.
- Many of the UK's three million vegetarians give up meat because of the cruelty and poor practices involved in factory farming.
- A study of London schools suggests that the fairly recent use of computerised whiteboards in class fail to boost pupil achievement.
- UK organic food and farming organisation the Soil Association's president is British TV broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby.











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