Matt Hussey

Earlier this month in the UK, something terrible happened.  In Southport, Merseyside, three children were killed and 10 others were injured as the result of the acts of a single individual.  Thanks to a whole bunch of false reporting, and amplification of that false reporting by prominent individuals, a series

Over the weekend, someone tried to kill Donald Trump. Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old man from Pennsylvania, sourced an automatic rifle, climbed onto a roof during one of Trump’s rallies, crawled to the edge and opened fire.  He hit Trump in the ear but killed a man and critically

Here’s a puzzler for you.  We know that when you take the train in the morning, or go to an office, or a gym, or a library, whatever yanks yer daily chain, there is a chance you might ‘pick up’ something from another person. That could be anything from

What’s up with young people? Over in the world of newspapers (remember those?) a survey has kicked up a bit of a storm.  People in their early 20s are more likely to be not working due to ill health than those in their early 40s. Cue row over young

I was on the Tube the other day. As the train pulled into the station, normally those waiting to get on let passengers get off first. Except this time, that didn’t happen.  Instead of the usual huffing and tutting that makes travelling on UK transport a uniquely British affair,

Dip into social media and you might find your favourite fitness/wellness/spirituality guru diverting from their usual soul-soothing content in favour of something a little left field.  It might be something around vaccines, or 5G, or the things found in food, or alternatively, an ‘herbal’ remedy that can cure