BBC News #3

   The newest research might be the proof for coffee being healthy! Thanks to the latest research it is said that three or four cups of it could lower the risk of liver diseases or even specific types of cancer. What's more coffee drinkers were observed to be less susceptible for haveing heart problems than people who doesn't drinkt it. However it's important to remember that the healthiest coffee , the most beneficial one doesn't include any sugar or creamers.
    For me these are great news . Personally I love coffee but I've never been sure whether drinking it was ok. It's obvious that too much caffeine is not healthy that's why we still need to keep moderation.

 http://www.bbc.com/news/health-42081278

BBC News #2

 French policeman shot dead three innocent people and injured three others. On one of the streets in France the man had found out that his girlfriend wanted to break up with him. In anger he shot down two pedestrians then started shooting to his girlfriend and her family in the car, because of that girl's father died . Policeman was found dead near to the place of shooting, he commited suicide.
 I am absolutely shocked by this situation. Police officer is someone who is supposed to give us a feeling of safety but this time he is the reason of death of three innocent people. The two pedestrians hadn't even have anything in common with the whole situation. It is terrifying that a person like that had a chance to become a policeman.

BBC News

  Rebel Wilson, Australian actress known for playng an amazing, comedic role in "Pitch Perfect" has just revealed that she had been a victim of a sexual harassment. Wilson said that she had expirienced incidents like that twice. On her twitter , she claims : " I was threatened by one of the star's representatives to be nice and support the male star. I refused. The whole thing was disgusting."  the second situation like that had it's place in a hotel room with a director. 
  It's horrifying, more and more woman are revealing stories about a sexual harassment that they had been vitims of , which shows that we might still be treated by man without any respetct. Hopefully thanks to woman's honesty we'll stand up and show that we are not weaker , we are not objects that can be used .

The New York Times #5

  Gabrielle Deydier is an author of a book titled “On Ne Naît Pas Grosse” (“One Is Not Born Fat”) which shows the reality of life of overweight people in France.  A writer used her own expirience as well as scientific studies to talk about it. “To be fat in France is to be a loser,” Ms. Deydier said. No one really expected that the book will be such a success. Readers present different reactions , some of them are ready to help obese people not to feel judged, some of them says that Gabrielle Deydier is simply normalizing obesity. France doesn't take part in actions which are supposed to let overweight people lead normal lifes ( for example by producing more plus size clothing) so the book is kind of a shocker. The author of “On Ne Naît Pas Grosse” points out that overweight people find problems with finding a job just because of the way they look. 

The New York Times #4

     Cambridge University , one of the most prestigious schools in England has stated that the college council had decided to allow transgender women to apply to female-only Cambridge college. Not that long time ago two other universities made the same decision.  Dr. Foster , a profesor of psychology recently commented on this decision : 

 "This doesn’t affect our single-sex status: We are a college that exists to prioritize women’s education and learning, but legally, societally and generationally, there has been a change in the understanding of gender and what makes one female.”

Germaine Greer a feminist, former lecturer very strongly criticized Murray Edwards' decision by claiming that "transgender women are not real women". 

     In my opinion great decision has been made . The world is changing , no one has anything to do with that. Giving transgender women an opportunity to study at the female-only college showed that Cambridge University is a school growing with the world , ready for a change to educate every person who deserves that. I am sure that thanks to Cambridge and two other universities other schools will soon make similar decision. 

BBC Captal

        An article about a new way of planning a work day. People usually plan their work day by writting down all the goals they have to achive, all the things they have to do to feel proud at the end of the day. But more and more people (including productivity experts) started taking about a "not-to-do" list where you are supposed to write down all the anti-goals you have . Why? To make your day much easier to go through . As one of the experts said , people are very often just focusing on the things they HAVE TO DO to be happy ,when the solution can be much easier : try to cut off from your day all the things and actions that can possibly make you less productive! Creating an anti-goal list can help you to change your perspective:
"Goals narrow our focus and motivate us in a specific direction.”

Link:
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20170919-the-power-of-a-not-to-do-list

The New York Times #3

     An article about a woman , Anne McBrearty Giotta who has lost her son at age of 83 . Even though she has been through a lot, the moment when she found out about her child's death will always be her worst memory. For every parent it is natural that their children will live much longer that them. And when it doesn't happen it may cause depression, rupture of a marriage. “You lose a part of yourself,” Ms. Giotta said.
    In my opinion the loss of a child is the worst thing that can happen to anyone. When the older member of a family dies although it is painful we can cope with that , by thinking it is the natural order of things. When someone who is supposed to live longer than us passes away it can upend everything , make us feel unsafe because there is no order, anyone can pass away anytime, make us hate the world because it seems totally unfair.