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Day: June 1, 2017

Sleep walking and talking could be an early warning sign of dementia, scientists warn
ENGLISH, Life Style

Sleep walking and talking could be an early warning sign of dementia, scientists warn

    Sleep disorder could be an early warning sign of dementia, scientists warn Sleep walking and/or talking (while annoying for bed-sharers) is rarely thought of as a cause for concern. However, new research from Canada now suggests that people who suffer from REM sleep behaviour disorder (RBD) a condition which causes the individual to physically move and engage in other activities associated with waking whilst asleep are more at risk of developing certain neurodegenerative diseases later in life. The study The research team called upon prior knowledge about the inner workings of the brainstem – a key region of the mind responsible for controlling dreams to examine how dreaming disorders such as RBD can affect our brains. Commenting on their findings, Dr John Peever, who led ...
This is why eating a banana for breakfast is NOT a good idea
ENGLISH, Life Style

This is why eating a banana for breakfast is NOT a good idea

    When you wake up late and you’re rushing out the door to work, there’s nothing more convenient than grabbing a banana for your breakfast. The old reliable banana is often consumed by people who are running late, or even those who are looking for something quick and easy to eat, but experts say it’s not such a good idea after all. Nutritional expert, Dr Daryl Gioffre explained why to Byrdie, revealing: They’ll give you a quick boost, but you’ll soon be tired and feeling hungry. Banana For Breakfast Dr Gioffre says that bananas are 25% sugar and are moderately acidic, meaning you’ll crash after experiencing a sugar high, and it won’t keep you full until lunch. He says that you should avoid eating bananas after a meal and if you’re having one as a snack, you should try to pai...
Labour cuts Tory lead to just three points with one week to go
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Labour cuts Tory lead to just three points with one week to go

    British Prime Minister Theresa May answers questions during a Q&A at Cross Manufacturing Company in Odd Down on May 31, 2017 in Bath, United Kingdom. Labour is closing the gap with Tories and now stands just three points from Theresa May’s party, a new YouGov poll shows. The poll, commissioned by The Times, found the Conservative lead has slipped dramatically in recent weeks and is now within the margin of error. The figures show the Conservatives on 42 points but Labour are nipping at their heels on 39. Meanwhile the Liberal Democrats are struggling to maintain the momentum of their fightback as their numbers slip to just seven. This is a remarkable change in fortunes for the Tories which had a 24-point lead over Labour when the snap general election was called in Apr...
Imran Khan telephones Jemima Khan: Jemima tracks down 15 years old money trail of Bani Gala land purchase
Asia, ENGLISH

Imran Khan telephones Jemima Khan: Jemima tracks down 15 years old money trail of Bani Gala land purchase

    A telephonic contact has been restored between the Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf Chairman Imran Khan and his ex wife Jemima Khan. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan has contacted his ex-wife Jemima Goldsmith for the record of transfer of funds for the purchase of his Bani Gala estate. Imran Khan telephoned Jemima on Tuesday night and asked her for record of bank transactions pertaining to the purchase of land in Bani Gala. Jemima Khan told the PTI chief that the bank through which the money was transferred has been merged in Lloyds Bank, UK. She has also contacted Lloyds Bank and assured of providing it to Khan's lawyers as soon as she received it. Jemima khan, the former wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief Imran Khan has finally tracked down 15 years ...
News Brief: Bangladesh High Commission London
ENGLISH, London

News Brief: Bangladesh High Commission London

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday told parliament that cyclone Mora-affected people would not face any shortage of food. She said steps are being taken to reconstruct the houses damaged by the cyclone Mora.“There will be no crisis of food. Besides, measures are being taken to rebuild the houses,” she told parliament while responding to a supplementary question. Irked by the very slow pace of repatriation of Myanmar nationals Rohingya from Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has sought help from friendly countries to gear up the process."The visible progress on taking back the Rohingya people to Myanmar is very slow till today. I seek the cooperation of our friendly countries in this regard," she said. The Prime Minister made the request to Austrian Federal Chancellor Khristian Ke...