Janak Jalil

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Global News Podcast · US Congress receives classified briefing on war with Iran · 4 Mar 2026 podcast

We don't need neuroscience to answer that question.

Parenthood does not only depend on the biological changes of your brain.

It depends on many, many factors.

The findings to me are very, very interesting.

For some mothers who've taken part in Susana's work so far, these early clues are changing how they view motherhood.

This is Tania Esparza, one of the participants who I met in a park in Madrid.

I think it is time that we start rethinking how we're treating mothers, especially new mothers, and what expectations we have on who they were, who they are, and where they're going.

They're undergoing tremendous transformation, and we need to approach them as someone who is coming outside of a cocoon, becoming something different, and just be very accepting that this is happening to them, and enjoy and cherish who they're becoming.

Scientists hope as work in this field grows and more attention is paid to the transformation of the brain in pregnancy, there'll be a deeper understanding of both the good and sometimes challenging sides of this pivotal experience that millions go through each year.

That report was by Smita Mundusad.

A golf club in the English city of Manchester has stumbled across an unexpected find underneath part of its course, an abandoned wine cellar.

The brick chamber, thought to have been sealed up for more than 100 years, was discovered after a sinkhole opened up on the course, revealing dozens of old glass bottles.

Tim Muffett reports.

It's thought golf has been played in the grounds of Davy Hume Hall since the 1840s.

The 12th century manor house was demolished in 1888, a golf club established on the site in 1911.

But of all the yarns that have been spun in the clubhouse, few surely will match that of the remarkable discovery below the 13th hole.

The deputy head greenkeeper, Steve Hopkins, spotted a sinkhole during a morning inspection last week and decided to excavate the area with a small digger.

As we dug deeper, the chasm underneath just opened up.

We then noticed a slight brick structure, climbed into the hole that we dug with a torch and looked into this, obviously this wine cellar that has been buried for, we think, 100 years plus.

The cellar contained around 100 empty bottles of different shapes and sizes.

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