The world's most radical president?

Uruguay’s José Mujica lives in a tiny house rather than the presidential palace, and gives away 90% of his salary. He’s legalised marijuana and gay marriage. But his greatest legacy is governing without giving up his revolutionary ideals. The Guardian

Turnout expected to be high as Scots rush to cast votes in final hours of polling

Final opinion poll puts yes on 47%, no on 53%, as millions of people in Scotland flock to polling stations. The Guardian

Madrid ready to act if Catalonia takes final step toward referendum

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Mariano Rajoy will call emergency Cabinet meeting this weekend to prepare an appeal to the Constitutional Court to stop the vote. El País

Healthy Habits Can Prevent Dementia & Other Brain Diseases

Healthy habits can go a long way! And the earlier you establish them, the better your chances of finding perfect balance in life and building healthy body, mind and spirit. It is said thati ntermittent fasting will help you with dementia, more than what you would expect. Read more

The wonder of Aspirin: Cancer, currency and complexion

This week the reliable painkiller aspirin has been hailed yet again for its potential life-saving benefits. Already renowned for its ability to reduce the risk of heart attacks a study has now revealed that healthy people should be encouraged to take a daily dose of aspirin to ward off cancer.Express

Unable to sleep? Eleven ways you can trick yourself into dozing off

The next time you are lying awake in bed, try our expert natural tips. The mirror

Brits spend a whole year of their life being hungover

The average Briton spends over a year of their life nursing a hangover - and it takes women two hours longer than men to recover. The Independent