Why does everyone seem to mix up Alzheimer’s and dementia? Ask any pop quiz mastermind and they’ll probably just stare at you blankly, or worse, give you an answer that’s technically wrong – shocking.
But don’t worry, you won’t after you read this article *wink*.
As I am approaching the end of my time at Wimbledon before venturing off into the scary world of adulthood, I’ve been reflecting back on all my precious memories I have. Some fun, some nostalgic, and some I’d rather not think about. As someone who has been here for almost 14 years, this school is dear to my heart. I feel I am in a good position to describe certain canon events that most of you will have faced, or will in your future years here. I’ll be ranking them from worst to best, in terms of how fond of a memory they are, or for how much you’d have to pay me to relive them (kidding). I promise there’s some happy events in there too!
Every year, F1 liveries are revealed to signal that the next season is tantalisingly close. While some teams copy and paste the previous season’s livery and add a few sponsors, others completely transform their designs. Ahead of the 2026 season, here are the top five liveries that stood out to me:
If someone had told me five years ago that a cancer treatment could not only attack tumours but make them less painful at the same time, I would have raised an eyebrow so high it might’ve reached my hairline.
Yet here we are – that’s exactly the exciting twist scientists are reporting in the latest bone cancer research.
Freestyle skiing at this year’s Winter Olympics is set to be one of the most exciting events, with old stars and hungry rookies going head-to-head. From ex-Olympic medal winners to emerging talents, these three skiers are set to make the competition even more thrilling in Milano-Cortina.
