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Seven questions to help you keep your New Year resolutions
We know from bitter experience that New Year's resolutions seem to disappear faster than a cold turkey sandwich.
It's New Year: Time to reflect on 2015
The act of pausing and looking back allows you to take stock and to think about all that you have to be grateful for as well as considering lessons you have learnt or would like to learn before launching into 2016.
Pavel Srnicek: A humble man with a big heart
Words fail to express my sadness at the death of my former Newcastle Utd room mate, writes ex-colleague Gavin Peacock.
Ashley Madison news: Dating site's number of subscribers increases
Ashley Madison has yet to give an explanation for the increase, but there are also theories coming from people as to why the site is still popular among people who want to cheat on their partners.
Muslim family touched by kindness of stranger who paid their dinner bill and wished them 'Merry Christmas'
A complete stranger paying for the bill of people in a restaurant with no strings attached is not very common. But it is unmistakeably rare when a stranger, presumably a Christian, pays for the bill of a group of Muslims with a "Merry Christmas" message written on the bill to boot.
'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' news: Game gets a new release date; check out the Nathan Drake collectible
Some expressed their dismay on the announcement of a delayed release date for the game.
How to make a New Year's resolution you'll actually keep
The arrival of a new year always gives us a great opportunity to reflect on what we'd like to change about ourselves. For me, the New Year's Resolution isn't just a vaccuous product of festive over-consumption, but a great opportunity to initiate those changes.
Natural fireworks this New Year's Eve: Solar eruption to trigger 'aurora outburst'
This coming New Year's Eve, a special kind of fireworks may appear in the night sky--one that is triggered by nature itself.
Lessons for Christian Fathers from King David
One of the great needs in the world is for men to be biblical fathers. An absence of fatherhood has calamitous reverberations in the home, church and culture, as wives and mothers are left with unnecessary burdens, and the church and culture are left with unloved, undisciplined and unruly young men and women.
10 things to look out for in 2016: Part One
Krish Kandiah looks ahead to what might be in store for the next year.
Who are you going to be this year?
The New Year is fast approaching. This is the time of year people often choose to make resolutions of how they will do things differently next year. Clare Musters challenges this, asking instead: who are you going to be this year?
Quadrantids 2016: Catch the first meteor shower of the year
Generally, it's expected that the Quadrantids will bring somewhere between 50 and 100 meteors per hour.
GoPro Hero 5 release date: Improved specs and shooting abilities caused delay of release
Rumors suggest that the Hero 5 will also be capable of shooting 8K full HD videos, which means that it has almost twice the shooting capability of Hero 4.
Gonorrhea may soon become untreatable in the United Kingdom, health experts warn; resistant cases possible in the United States
Sexual health experts reported that the bacteria are quickly developing resistance to two antibiotics commonly used for the disease, azithromycin and ceftriaxone.
Ancient manuscripts suggest Muhammad did not write Quran, experts say
Followers of the Islamic religion believe that their holy book, the Quran, was revealed by Allah to their most revered prophet, Muhammad. Ancient manuscripts obtained by the University of Birmingham however suggest that it was not exactly Muhammad who wrote the sacred Muslim text.
Video of Catholic priest riding hoverboard during Mass goes viral
A diocese has criticised one of its priests for riding a hoverboard at the end of Mass.