Hello!As "eventful days in history" go, Sunday 2nd September 2012 will never be high up on anyone's list: a Portuguese composer died at the age of 71, Taylor Swift was #1 in the charts, and none of the multiple wars at the time came to an end (or a h...

Hello!Last week's most popular link was about catching up on lost sleep, so clearly it's not just us that's struggling for shut-eye.If you can keep your eyes open, enjoy this week's selection.Mish & Rob[Article: NPR] Inside the rise of "stealersh...

Hello!There was an almost-tie between FOUR links in last week's newsletter. In case you missed them, they were:If London Underground lines were peopleStock photos of the future of the pastWait until the end. Not all animals need rescuing: sometimes t...

Hello!The only way is down for WalesOnline, which scored the Most Clicked Link accolade last week for its exploration of divergent poo laws.Nothing so faecal this week, but hopefully you'll still find something you enjoy.Mish & RobPS Was this ema...

Hello!You know what didn't surprise us in the slightest? The fact that 100 tips for a better life received the most clicks/taps from last week's newsletter.What did surprise us? The record number of "unsubscribes" that particular email generated. We...

Hello!Last week everyone was curious about why we sleep under blankets, even on hot nights. What will pique your interest this week? We have our guesses...Enjoy,Mish & RobPS Was this email forwarded to you? Like what you see? Subscribe here![Arti...

Hello!Most weeks, The Loop has at least one link that everyone seems to click on. Not last week: some of you were intrigued by the selection of writing games to practise making your writing more punchy, some of you wanted to know about bridesmaids go...

Hello!Last week's most popular link was this one, about the UK PM's departure among other things. We're shocked that this raging inferno of a debate about the correct way to write the date didn't top the list, but there you go.Enjoy this week's selec...

Hello!Last week's most popular link was What’s the best way to help extremely poor people? After 20 years, the evidence is in. Which surprises us. Not in a bad way or anything. We're just surprised. That's all.Will we be SHOCKED this week? Let's find...

Hello!Last week's winner was the science of fatherhood – so there you go. Onto this week...Enjoy!Mish & RobPS Was this email forwarded to you? Like what you see? Subscribe here![Article: Goodreads] Worst rated books on Goodreads. Includes titles...