OGN Friday

Joining a number of high-profile species rediscoveries in the last two years, a tiny elephant shrew - also known as the Somali sengi - has been found to still be with us, and in quite healthy numbers too. This diminutive incarnation of trunked-mammals races around, vacuuming up ants with its nose.

Scientists Furious with AFA: Scientists have an awful tendency to overuse complex, confusing, or otherwise indecipherable acronyms in their work. Thankfully, a plucky group of, uh, scientists, is here to try and keep them in line.

"Keep calm and eat an orange a day", says Britain’s oldest survivor of Covid-19. At 107, Angela Hutor has survived two world wars and five respiratory pandemics including the 1918 Spanish Flu.

Australia: A football team learn their club song in sign language so they can surprise one of their players, who is deaf.

Lockdown Health Benefits: 'You know what' turned the world upside down but it has also brought some silver linings, including some surprising health benefits.

Good news for Apple share holders as its stock market value exceeded $2 trillion this week, marking the first time ever a U.S. company has reached that milestone. It took the company many decades to reach $1 trillion for the first time back in August 2018, but only two years to double in value and hit $2 trillion.

The UK Government has been berated for locking down late and failing to implement a credible 'test and trace' app, and much else, but there is one success story that few are aware of. And you may wish to join it.

Breast cancer patients could avoid repeated hospital visits, after a new study found that a single dose of radiotherapy during surgery is just as effective as a more conventional course of multiple doses.