The many joyous health benefits of having more sex To celebrate World Sexual Health Day, join us for a merry romp through the wonderful and surprising benefits that having more sex can bring to your life

You've probably known for a while now that you quite like having sex – but what you may not have realised is just how good it is for you.

Yes, that's right: sex helps to keep you healthy. And we're not referring to that hoary old playground myth that a tumble in the hay three times a week is the same as running a marathon every year (it's much more). No, sex is beneficial for an array of scientifically proven reasons – and since today is World Sexual Health Day, now is a good time to learn them.

John Sculley says Apple TV will be the company's most revolutionary product Former Apple chief executive John Sculley thinks the expected Apple TV revamp has the potential to 'reinvent television as we know it'

The revamped Apple TV expected to be announced alongside the latest iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus next week represents the opportunity for the company to reinvent television, John Sculley has said.

The former Apple chief executive told the Telegraph it was the "perfect time" to release a new set top box in the wake of huge telecoms deals and the unbundling of Pay-TV in order to compete with online streaming services including Netflix and Amazon Prime.

Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer to work through twin pregnancy Yahoo chief executive, 40, says she will take 'limited time away' from work while she is expecting identical twins

Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer has announced that she is due to give birth to twins - but plans to take little time off and "work throughout".

Ms Mayer, who has led the internet search giant for three years, previously took just a couple of weeks off after giving birth to her first child in 2012. She announced her latest pregnancy in a blog post saying she and husband Zachary Bogue had some "exciting news" to share.

Apple reportedly bid for Jeremy Clarkson as it plans its own Netflix-style TV shows iPhone maker said to have made audacious bid for Top Gear trio of Clarkson, Hammond and May in preliminary discussions for TV shows

The Top Gear trio eventually signed for Amazon Photo: PA

Apple is hatching plans to create its own original TV shows, even making an audacious bid to secure the former stars of Top Gear, according to reports.

The iPhone maker has reportedly met several high-level media executives with a view to creating its own shows in the same way that Amazon and Netflix have in recent years.

Samsung launches Gear S2 smartwatch ahead of IFA tech show Samsung has unveiled its first round-faced smartwatch, the Gear S2, ahead of the IFA trade show and iPhone 6s launch next week

Samsung has launched its new Gear S2 smartwatch ahead of the IFA technology trade show in Berlin, stepping up its game against the much-hyped Apple Watch with a new circular design and 3G connectivity.

Samsung teased the new device last week, with the company's head of design for America, Dennis Miloseski, posting an image of himself wearing the Gear S2 on his personal Instagram account, saying he was taking it for a "test drive". "test drive"

Android Wear smartwatches now work with the iPhone Google releases app taking smartwatch battle onto territory occupied by the Apple Watch

Google is introducing an application that will connect Android smartwatches with Apple's iPhone, escalating the rivals' battle to strap their technology on people's wrists.

The move thrusts Google on to Apple's turf in an attempt to boost the lackluster sales of watches running on its Android Wear software. The program uniting the devices running on different operating systems is being released Monday in Apple's app store.

Boko Haram now in Lagos, Enugu –DSS

The Department of State Services has arrested 20 suspected Boko Haram commanders in Lagos, Kano, Enugu, Plateau and Gombe states.

The suspects, who were arrested between July 8 and August 25, 2015, include the masterminds of the suicide attacks in Potiskum, Kano, Zaria, and Jos.

The DSS in a statement by an official, Tony Opuiyo, on Sunday in Abuja, said those arrested were notable commanders and frontline members of the notorious group from different parts of the country.

Dead teenager 'wakes up in grave in Honduras' – only to then 'die in hospital' Sixteen-year-old Neysi Perez was buried after doctors pronounced she was dead - but her family insist she was buried alive. Despite their best efforts, the teenager died

A teenage girl in Honduras had mistakenly been buried alive and apparently woke up in her coffin, only to die before she was freed.

Footage shows frantic relatives smashing into the concrete tomb of recently buried Neysi Perez, 16, after they said they heard her screaming from inside. She had been buried the previous day.

When they opened the coffin, Perez was dead.

Model of Moroccan origin hopes to become first Muslim Miss Italy Ahlam El Brinis, 20, defies critics who say she is insulting Islam by taking part in the pageant

A model of Moroccan origin who hopes to become the first Muslim Miss Italy has vowed to defy critics who accuse her of insulting Islam by taking part in the beauty pageant.

Ahlam El Brinis, 20, who was born in the northern Veneto region to Moroccan parents, has received threats and insults on social media for her decision to participate in the contest next month.

Game of Thrones: could The Hound be back? Actor Rory McCann has been spotted in Belfast where the season six filming is taking place

The last time Rory McCann's Game of Thrones character Sandor Clegane was seen on the show was in 2014, towards the end of season four; he'd been mortally wounded by BRienne of Trath (Gwendoline Christie), and left for dead by his one-time travelling companion, Arya Stark (Maisie Williams).

True, we never actually saw The Hound die - but his fate seemed pretty much settled. The fact that the character didn’t make an appearance in season five of the show, broadcast earlier this year, also suggested that he was probably gone for good.

Eating on the move may trigger weight gain in dieters

While it may be a convenient way to fit lunch into a hectic work schedule, new research published in the Journal of Health Psychology suggests that eating while "on the go" could lead to weight gain and obesity in people who are dieting.

Eating while walking around led to increased snack food intake among the participants of a subsequent taste test.

The study, conducted by researchers from the University of Surrey in the UK, found that eating while walking could make dieters overeat later on in the day, triggering more overeating than other forms of distraction such as watching TV or chatting with a friend.

Longer working hours linked to greater stroke risk

Workaholics may be jeopardizing their health after a new study reveals working 55 hours or more per week may lead to 33% greater risk of stroke.

Spending long hours at work can substantially increase the risk of stroke.

The research also reveals that those who work long hours may also be at higher risk of developing coronary heart disease.
The study, published in The Lancet, is the largest of its kind to investigate the link between working hours and cardiovascular health.