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The humble bathroom can be an unexpectedly dangerous place. A new poll suggests as many as on in five of us has suffered an injury while pursuing o...
It was when I saw the latest Andrex advert that I knew things had gone too far. 'Do you scrunch or fold?' the toilet paper advertisers bellow, as the...
A judo star who attended a Buckingham Palace party for Olympic and Paralympic participants was so flushed with pride and wonder she decided to tweet a...
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They were the ultimate loos with a view – after dancing the night away at Manhattan’s Boom Boom Club, revellers could empty their bladders while t...
Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside... You know? The sand! The ocean! The seagulls! The seashells! The row of smartly dressed people taking a dump...
I'd like to think of myself as a veracious reader. The reason I'm slightly non-committal to that statement is when I say it to people I worry it conjures up me pouring over Yeats and Hemingway; when in reality I just finished a young reader's novel that Charlie Kaufman's set to adapt.
First birthdays are meant to be about celebrating; the first milestone in a young life has been reached. But when South Sudan turned one this month the celebrations occurred against a backdrop of continuing strife and suffering for the children of the world's newest nation.
Researchers have discovered that closing the toilet lid before you flush could prevent the norovirus, also known as the winter vomiting bug, from spre...
Schools have been criticised for bog standard toilets after a survey revealed one in four pupils avoid using the loo because they are "dirty". The ...
There were many things bad about the Victorian era; think workhouses, pollution and child labour. But one thing Victorians in Britain could rightly be proud of - and about which their modern counterparts should be heartily ashamed - was the provision of rightly-named Public Conveniences.
