William Hunter is a Reporter at Nursing in Practice. He covers a diverse range of topics including science, climate change, and the environment, with a particular focus on aviation and aerospace, as well as consumer travel. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cogora Limited, Environmental Post Ledger, and MailOnline.
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It might be one of the most famous names on Earth, but experts say that 'Jesus' wasn't the real name of Christianity's central figure.
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As the first images of the new iPhone SE 4 leak online, eagle-eyed Apple fans spot that one important feature is missing.
Experts warn that an unusually warm autumn and winter has meant there might not be enough British-grown broccoli and cauliflower in the spring this year.
A new study has warned that 'man's best friend' might be more of a hindrance than a help for some owners.
The 'peculiar' objects don't resemble anything scientists have seen before and could even be an entirely new kind of star.
By: Wiliam Hunter
It is one of the staples of a traditional Sunday roast. But experts now warn that Brits might have to go without cauliflower cheese this spring.
Using a technology called facial age estimation, John Lewis' online store can now check whether shoppers are over 18 without needing to see their ID.
Across social media, users have complained that Meta is 'forcing' them to follow the new US President.
Researchers from Macquarie University, Sydney found that 40 per cent of people would splash out for a low-emissions flight.
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