The title is very much clickbait. A few cells possibly living inside the body, during gestation either as a fetus or as a mother, ar enot another human living inside you.
Say hello to the BBC 'DQF' driving their web content by entirely the wrong metrics. They purposely use misleading headlines to promote clicks.
I'm not usually one for harking back, but I miss the days of the circa-2005 site with descriptive headlines and content-dense pages [1].
I occasionally write to them to complain about how shocking their news home page [2] is (over time the items trend to "magazine" and "is this a 'question'?" pieces; looking at the page now there are three news summaries and seven headlines taking up 1/4 of the page) and it seems to improve a little for a day or so. Now - if other people would also write in...
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[ 4.4 ms ] story [ 16.5 ms ] threadI'm not usually one for harking back, but I miss the days of the circa-2005 site with descriptive headlines and content-dense pages [1].
I occasionally write to them to complain about how shocking their news home page [2] is (over time the items trend to "magazine" and "is this a 'question'?" pieces; looking at the page now there are three news summaries and seven headlines taking up 1/4 of the page) and it seems to improve a little for a day or so. Now - if other people would also write in...
[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20040609093102/http://news.bbc.c... [2] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news