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The world’s first photo was taken in 1826 from a window in France and shows a nondescript rooftop. Sort of. I mean, you have to be told it’s a rooftop. Without knowing what you’re looking at, you could forgivably squint your eyes and tilt your head and come up with an inkblot-test style answer of your own. It’s such a poor image that you wonder how photography ever caught on. But catch on, it did.

Fast forward to 1998 and the good people at Game Boy introduced a camera accessory for use with their popular gaming platform. Again, results were pretty impossible to appreciate by...

Horses are no doubt some of the most incredible animals on the planet. They are incredibly strong and can take you from point A to point B, tens of miles away. They are also quite fast, with an average speed of more than forty miles an hour. This is not to mention that for many years, these equine animals have been a major source of entertainment around the globe in what is popularly known as horse racing. Some breeds are particularly rare in many areas, making them a wonderful attraction for tourists, especially in leisure and recreational amenities.

Now, whichever reason you...

Our loving four-legged pals played a helping hand in making sure 2020 was made easier; they provided us with laughs, smiles and happiness throughout bleak times.

Intrigued to uncover what sends our household pals into a tail-wagging frenzy, experts at OnBuy.com conducted a three-month study to find out which words and phrases our pooches love to hear the most. In a bid to rank the most exciting phrases, OnBuy surveyed 4,389 pet owners across the UK to uncover their dogs' favourite words. After the top phrases were discovered, they then analysed the heart rates of each dog once...

As the date for Britain’s departure of the EU is now a reality, the current UK government, led by Boris Johnson, has decided to opt out of the Erasmus+ study scheme. The EU attempted to persuade the British government to continue with Erasmus+ because it is currently benefiting thousands of British students up and down the UK.

As of 1 January 2021, despite the post-Brexit trade deal which has been recently signed by the UK and the EU, UK schools and universities will not participate any more in this European programme which is one of the main insignias of the EU.

It is...