Whichever time zone you find yourself in when the clock strikes midnight on December 31, youâll almost certainly join the rest of the world in raising a glass to the New Year.
James Barry was something of a reluctant feminist pioneer, helping to break through the glass ceiling for women in the 19th century. But his accomplishment of being the first female doctor in Britain would not to be known publicly for 100 years after his death.
Doctor in Lanarkshire treated three times the usual number of patients for broken or dislocated wrists, ankles and hips after icy conditions took their toll.
A leading homeless charity has condemned the âbrokenâ housing system after new research found that the average home in Britain added £28 per day to its value during 2017.
Scientists were able to age whisky in just hours instead of years before the idea was shelved over fears it could undermine the industry by encouraging overseas imitation.
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