More in Life - Page 1718
15 of the most inventive 'curses' British people want to put on David Cameron
"May you constantly forget about your tea until it is unpleasantly tepid."
By Sam Haysom
Woman shares brave post about what it's like to experience panic attacks
Her post has been shared thousands of times.
Pope Francis says married couples should get THAT 'evening blessing'
Some homespun advice on love and relationships from your favourite Pope.
'House of Cards' shuts down David Cameron with 1 epic tweet
A GIF can speak a thousand words.
By Sam Haysom
People are losing their cool over this pic of capybaras seeking shelter from the rain
Rain, rain go away, come again another day.
By Alicia Tan
Vigilante air marshals are grounding planes for all the wrong reasons
Three British planes have recently been grounded because of passengers taking action.
Hundreds protest Northern Ireland's abortion ban after woman is convicted
Protesters are calling for abortion to be decriminalised.
Thailand investigating 16 people tied to Panama Papers offshore accounts
21 Thais have been named, and authorities have verified 16.
This Tube map shows why renting in London has become unaffordable
Zone 1 is off-limits for renters.
Thailand literally wants to send drunk drivers to the morgue
Offenders might have to start adding hospital morgues to their community service punishment.
By Victoria Ho
Bus carrying 48 passengers bursts into flames, everyone walks away unharmed
The bus sped down the highway covered in furious flames and thick smoke.
By Alicia Tan
Teenagers' necks cut after real cut-throat razors used in 'Sweeney Todd' play
It is a strange tale of what can go wrong when you use real blades in a theatre production.
By Jenni Ryall
Singaporean politician calls foreign workers 'walking time-bombs', incites furore
People are up in arms after member of parliament suggests that areas get fenced off to foreign workers.
By Alicia Tan
Café applauded for offering free cup of tea to breastfeeding mothers
How a simple cup of tea can put people at ease.
By Johnny Lieu
Australian film crew and mother detained after Beirut child abduction
An Australian mother and film crew have been detained in Lebanon after the attempted abduction of two children, believed to be involved in a custody dispute.
Catch some waves at Australia's first surf park
Australia is famed for their sun, surf and waves along its expanse of coasts, except if you happen to be in cold, beach-scarce Melbourne.
By Johnny Lieu
Uber coughs up $10 million to settle background check lawsuit
Uber will pay at least $10 million to settle allegations by California prosecutors that it misled passengers about the quality of its driver background checks.
Spiderman mourns dead Uncle Ben made out of Uncle Ben's rice boxes
RIP Uncle Ben: A beloved husband, uncle and pile of boxes of rice.
By Ryan Creamer
Police officer slams 12-year-old girl to ground in shocking video
A San Antonio police officer has been placed on paid administrative leave after a video surfaced of the officer violent slamming a 12-year-old schoolgirl to the ground.
By Megan Specia
Is labelling food with calorie burn times to beat obesity a good idea?
Not everyone is convinced.
'Plasma arc vortex speaker’ plays music with plasma
It's like vinyl but, you know, deadly.
Love for Costco got a high school senior into 5 Ivy League schools
Costco is clearly the Ivy League of wholesalers.
360-degree video gets you so close to planes landing over a Caribbean beach you'll smell the jet fuel
All of the thrill, none of the sand in your shoes.
By Cailey Rizzo
