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WATCH: Turn Water Instantly Into Ice

Huffington Post UK | Posted 16.05.2013 | UK Tech

Alchemy? Magic? Aqua Hypnotism? The reality of this quirky little trick to instantly turn water into ice is far simpler - which just makes it coole...

Very Well Thus! Sea Journeys in Contemporary Art

Nancy Campbell | Posted 28.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Nancy Campbell

No two artists have the same response to the sea.

Five of the Best New England Experiences - On Water

Ben Whitmarsh | Posted 09.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Ben Whitmarsh

It should come as no surprise that New England has a long and fascinating relationship with water. After all, five of the six states that make up the region have some kind of Atlantic coastline.

Cleaning Wells to Save Lives

Claire Blackburn | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK
Claire Blackburn

White sandy beaches, clear waters and colourful surf shops are synonymous with Mangily, a tourist spot in south west Madagascar. However that all changed when Cyclone Haruna swept across the island three weeks ago, devastating tens of thousands of families lives in the process.

World Water Day - Cooperation Is Key

Andy Wales | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK
Andy Wales

The theme of this year's world water day is 'cooperation'. At first glance, cooperation might appear a somewhat passive sentiment; but, in the context of the global water challenge, meaningful change and progress will only happen through cooperation, collaboration and partnerships.

Sanitation and Water for All: Not a Pipe Dream

Lord McColl | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK Politics
Lord McColl

It's hard for us to imagine life without the humble loo. It's a basic necessity; a UN-recognised human right. However, for an overwhelming two thirds of the population in South Asia, a loo is a luxury that's out of reach.

PHOTOS: World Water Day Marks Its 20th Anniversary..

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 22.03.2013 | UK

Friday marks the 20th anniversary of World Water Day but it is hardly a cause for celebration as millions of people still face a daily struggle to fin...

This World Water Day, Let's Not Forget It's a Luxury for Some

Jane Labous | Posted 21.03.2013 | UK Politics
Jane Labous

World Water Day is today, a time to pause and appreciate a substance that is available to us so freely and cheaply in the developed world. It is a day to address the fact that 783 million people in the world do not have access to clean water - representing roughly one in ten of the world's population.

We Have Mother's Day, Father's Day...But Water Day Is Worth Celebrating as Well

Endeavour Press | Posted 18.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Endeavour Press

By Anna Selby, author of Water Secrets The Simplest Way to Health and Beauty. It's National Water Day this Friday so maybe this is a good moment to t...

Obesity, Water Scarcity, Unemployment and Why Qatar Needs to Look at Its History for a Solution

Romanna Bint-Abubaker | Posted 16.05.2013 | UK
Romanna Bint-Abubaker

Water usage needs to become the responsibility of every individual and entity in Qatar with a realization that their current attitude flies in the face of their very culture.

Seven 'Good' Habits That Are Bad for Your Health

Realbuzz.com | Posted 28.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Realbuzz.com

Think you know what's good for you? You may be surprised. Take a look at these seven seemingly good habits that can actually be bad for your health.

What is the Water-Food-Energy Nexus?

Andy Wales | Posted 07.04.2013 | UK
Andy Wales

The extent of the inter-connections between the water, food and energy means that issues such as water scarcity and food and energy security cannot be...

Water Bills To Rise By 3.5% 'Due To Inflation'

PA | Posted 05.02.2013 | UK

Households in England and Wales are braced for an average 3.5% hike in their water bills, regulator Ofwat said on Tuesday. Households will pay an a...

Why Monrovia Matters

Stephen O'Brien | Posted 31.03.2013 | UK Politics
Stephen O'Brien

This week, David Cameron sets off to Liberia's capital, Monrovia, for influential UN talks on what should replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) when they expire in 2015. The cynics would say this is another talking shop, an opportunity for the great and the good to come together and pontificate on poverty. I am not one of them.

Does Privatisation Threaten Democracy?

Darian Meacham | Posted 27.02.2013 | UK Politics
Darian Meacham

The basic questions surrounding the privatisation of the postal service are the same as those surrounding the privatisation of any essential public service. Can a private enterprise whose primary goal is to draw profit be expected to offer the same level of service as a public service whose only goal is to provide that service even if it is a detriment to their bottom line?

Improving Digestion - A Merry Christmas Log Blog

Claire Snowdon-Darling | Posted 12.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Claire Snowdon-Darling

People with IBS need 40% more protein than other people, this is because the body struggles to absorb when it's in crisis. The protein needs to be in an easily absorbable form so we swear by non whey protein shakes such as organic soya protein.

Can a Malfunctioning Ileo-Cecal Valve Cause IBS?

Laura Knowles | Posted 12.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Laura Knowles

I specialise in bowels. That always gets an odd look or a nervous laugh. What do you say to a woman who works with poo?

Sustaining the Progress: Managing Lasting Water Facilities in Ethiopia

Girish Menon | Posted 12.02.2013 | UK
Girish Menon

Sustainability is achievable, as demonstrated during a recent trip to WaterAid programmes in drought-prone Konso, Ethiopia, where there are some exciting and innovative projects in place that are making real progress in overcoming the challenges in ensuring a lasting access to clean water.

Theory Under Pressure Skates on Thin Ice

David Bradley | Posted 22.01.2013 | UK Tech
David Bradley

Countless science teachers, textbooks and fans of ice skating will tell you that ice melts under pressure. Unfortunately it is simply not true.

Renewing the Rural Economy in Kurdistan - Interview With a Minister

Gary Kent | Posted 15.11.2012 | UK Politics
Gary Kent

The ability to love your country but face the facts and be truthful about its shortcomings is what distinguishes patriotism from chauvinism, which essentially says 'my country right or wrong.'

It's Not Brad Pitt's Fault

Ronnie Joice | Posted 21.12.2012 | UK Comedy
Ronnie Joice

We've all seen the latest Chanel advert starring Brad Pitt, as he waffles about love and fate whilst taking home $7 million. The internet is awash wit...

Water. Water, Everywhere

Michael Freemantle | Posted 19.12.2012 | UK Tech
Michael Freemantle

The provision of safe water is a global challenge today and has been so throughout history, not least during periods of war. And that applies to both civilians and armed forces.

Cotton Production Puts in Peril the Lives of Millions Around the World, it's About Time More of Our Brands Cottoned On

Amy Leech | Posted 11.12.2012 | UK Style
Amy Leech

The contents of my wardrobe don't change much - you're more likely to find Narnia in there than this season's print or cut of jeans. When I do go clothes shopping, the way the fabric has been produced doesn't influence whether I'll take it home or not.

Is Being On Time A Dying Tradition?

Ronnie Joice | Posted 10.12.2012 | UK Comedy
Ronnie Joice

This week I went on a dreadful training course, one I'll forget quicker than what I was supposed to learn. On the first day, I was slightly late. It was a combination of not being able to use the maps on my iPhone properly thanks to Apple's recent updates, and my inability to navigate round buildings that are circular.

Walking On Water (PICTURES)

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 10.10.2012 | UK

Exploring a garden on a dewy morning, these insects appear to be walking on water. The crystal clear shots, taken by photographer Nunu Rizani, cap...