👉 Adam Peaty’s 1950s pool hall-set jive to Little Bitty Pretty One was unfortunately stymied by an early balls-up that seemed to knock Peaty’s usually unshakeable confidence.
💃 Rose Ayling-Ellis was all go in her samba. Ayling-Ellis’s Latin dances haven’t been as strong as her ballroom, but this was a big improvement and her highest Latin score, nabbing four 8s from the judges.
👀 Tom Fletcher was hoping to find more power in his paso doble this week. The judges were in raptures over his Spanish line and proud characterisation.
👉 Tilly Ramsay took to the chessboard for her tango to Ava Max’s Kings & Queens. Checkmate? Not quite. The judges all loved the setting and performance but picked up on several technical details.
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👁️ The largest microplastics can be seen by the naked eye, but many of them are small enough to act like specks of dust which we can inadvertently breathe in or eat in food.
The smallest particles are called nanoplastics - they can make their way deep into the human body
🔬New findings from the University of Portsmouth found that that we might be breathing in up to 7,000 microplastic particles a day telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness…
“With all the lockdowns, some people have saved a lot of money, and they’re now spending it on the most valuable asset they have – themselves,” says Coen Gho telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness…
But this surge in demand for hair loss treatments is also fostering new ideas.
⚡️Gho has developed a reputation as a leading innovator within the hair transplantation world, through pioneering a technique called partial longitudinal follicular unit extraction
🚨 Nato has vowed to face down Belarus and its “unacceptable” tactics of aiding illegal migrants into the EU, as thousands of people attempted to force themselves across the border into Poland by the dictatorship telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…
🔴 In a message of support for Warsaw, NATO accused Minsk of attempting to use illegal migration to destabilise the bloc in revenge for sanctions
🔴As military helicopters flew low to drive away the crowds below, the border guard shared a video showing people attacking the barbed wire with wire cutters
Sir Lindsay Hoyle rebukes the conduct of MPs as he says: "I regret to say I don’t think the House has been at its best in the way it’s handled the standards issues over the last week"
📸 The images, captured by Colorado-based satellite imagery company Maxar Technologies, show the outlines of a full-scale US carrier and two destroyers.
➡️ One sits on a railway track suggesting it could be used as a moving target
🚢Some of the fake boats have a huge amount of detail.
The USNI identified funnels and weapons systems on one of the copies of an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer
➡️The body has to work to generate heat when you cool down.
One way it does this is by activating stores of brown fat. Unlike white fat, brown fat doesn’t store calories - it burns them
Brown fat is packed with mitochondria, tiny cellular powerplants that burn glucose to produce heat. When the temperature drops, these factories spring into action.