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USING mobiles and laptops may increase the risk of dementia, a physiotherapist has warned. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

USING mobiles and laptops may increase the risk of dementia, a physiotherapist has warned. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

YOU had to have been there in April 1970 to fully understand the global dismay when Paul McCartney let the cat out of the bag that The Beatles had broken up. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

AN AMERICAN colonel has denied allegations in a US court case that he boasted of sleeping with the Duchess of Sussex. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on the alarming lack of safety oversight in the U.S. Postal Service's contracted trucking operations, revealing fatal crashes and violations of safety regulations, prompting bipartisan legislative action spearheaded by Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D-Va.) to improve reporting and accountability, aiming to prevent further tragedies like the one experienced by the Godines family.

ONE lunchtime in 1961, a young telephone engineer called Mal Evans took a different route back to work after eating his sandwiches at Liverpool's Pier Head. Choosing a short-cut down a back alley, he heard what sounded like Elvis Presley music coming from a fruit cellar. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HEN I was young it was considered healthy to beat the living daylights out of your children on a regular basis. So in many ways my upbringing in Glasgow in the 1940s and 1950s was no better or worse than anyone else's. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: Connolly, P J Symplified's SinglePoint, a cloud-based single sign-on service, has been updated to help IT departments join local user directories with the cloud. New features put an emphasis [...]

Byline: Connolly, P J Although Apple's new iPad is remarkable and innovative in many ways, it's still far from complete as an all-purpose mobile device. While some of its more [...]

Byline: Connolly, P J Microsoft's SharePoint Server 2010 is, in the words of eWeek reviewer P.J. Connolly, 'one of the more pleasant surprises of this year.' What makes SharePoint Server [...]

Byline: Connolly, P J A formerly obscure protocol called OAuth (short for Open Authentication) is catching on in a business environment increasingly shaped by the cloud and social media. OAuth [...]

NO ONE sets out to write a film that half a century later is considered a cult movie. But I did, by accident, when, in 1972, I wrote a film called That'll [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ALF a century ago, Yoko Ono was probably the most vilified woman in the world. Believed by many to have been responsible for the break-up of The Beatles, she had, it was thought, ruined everything. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ALF a century ago, Yoko Ono was probably the most vilified woman in the world. Believed by many to have been responsible for the break-up of The Beatles, she had, it was thought, ruined everything. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Well, we must be crazy. We live in a beautiful, diverse country, a place of history and legends, of mountains and lakes, moors, forests, jagged coasts and islands, all 'set in the silver sea', as Shakespeare told us. Yet so often it's all so familiar that we forget to appreciate it. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SOME moments you remember all your life. One of mine happened 15 minutes after England won the World Cup in 1966. Like almost everybody else in the country, Plum, my wife of three months, and I had just watched the final on TV and were driving in my little red MG Midget to celebrate with friends. I was 25 and Plum was 21. People married young in those days. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

AN EXTRAORDINARY rescue operation is under way in the parched bush of the Savé valley in southern Zimbabwe. A helicopter swoops low over a family of elephants and a sharpshooter, sitting with his legs dangling out of its open door, aims his gun. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SHOUTING AT WILDEBEEST I DON'T think I'm old. I don't feel old. But I've noticed certain distinctive changes coming over me recently. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I'VE always loved telling stories. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ON October 31, I went down to Buckingham Palace. Prince William put his sword on both of my shoulders and made me Sir William Connolly CBE. I got it for 'services to entertainment and charity'. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I HAVE never hidden that I come from humble stock. I grew up in the tenements of postwar Glasgow. In fact, I used to specify exactly where, onstage: it was on the kitchen floor, 'on the linoleum, three floors up'. The early years were spent in grinding poverty… but it wasn't nothing. It was something very important. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]