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The Syrian transition, underway for the past year, must avoid sliding back into the kind of brutal authoritarianism that defined the Assad era, warns Gilles Paris.
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Men represent 50% of all infertility cases but poor understanding among GPs means it is often untreated Couples are needlessly going through IVF because male infertility is under-researched, with the NHS too often failing to diagnose treatable causes, leading experts have said. Poor understanding among GPs and a lack of specialists and NHS testing means male infertility is often left untreated in couples struggling to conceive, despite men accounting for 50% of all infertility cases. Continue reading… Source link India Amid IndiGo Crisis, SpiceJet Steps… Best of BS Opinion: Policy… NHAI gets Sebi's in-principle… IndiGo faces structural turbulence… Stock…
‘Rage bait’ is Oxford word of the year in 2025. But I think we should be able to decommission words that have brought more trouble than they’re worth, starting with the 2015 runner-up The Oxford word of the year has been chosen, and it’s “rage bait”. It was a close-run contest with “aura farming” – that just means charisma, for which a number of perfectly fine words already exist – and “biohack”, a non-specific lifestyle improvement in which you’ve somehow got into the mainframe of time itself, and made some aspect of your body immune to its ravages. Since…
⚽ Updates from the 8.15pm GMT kick-off at Anfield⚽ Scores | Table | Follow us on Bluesky | Read Football Daily⚽ Arsenal v Brentford, Leeds v Chelsea, and more – live Sunderland have not so much defied expectations as torn them to shreds. You have to go back 20 years to find a promoted side that has picked up as many points after 13 games – Wigan Athletic in the 2005-06 season. Newly promoted sides simply do not start like this anymore. In fact, the three promoted teams in each of the last two seasons have all ended up…