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Here are some of the rising Google searches from a range of categories in the last 24 hours and what they mean.

Aperture

Harry Styles announces that he is dropping his new single ‘Aperture’ this week, from his new album ‘Kiss all the time. Disco, Occasionally.’ His new single potentially refers to making and capturing memories due to title of his album and aperture being linked to the opening of a camera lens. Aperture has been searched over ten thousand times increasing by 1000%.

Link to article: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/harry-styles-release-first-single-210021293.html

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Ultra processed foods 

As healthy living and nutritional diets have become priority in people’s day-to-day lives,  whole-meal diets have become very popular as it is suggested you can have a larger consumption with lower calories in contrast to ultra processed foods. There has been two thousand searches for ultra processed foods, surging by 700%.

Link to article: https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/lifestyle/unprocessed-diet-ultra-processed-foods-b2904242.html

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Byron Bay

Byron Bay wildlife hospital has secured $2m from the Australian government to deliver life-saving services to animals. The hospital provides free and skilled veterinary services throughout the week to indigenous animals. There has been over 500 searches on google and is up by 800%.

Link to article: https://www.miragenews.com/2m-boost-for-byron-bay-wildlife-hospital-1604397/

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Meghan Trainor

‘All about that bass’ singer welcomes her first baby girl alongside her two sons Riley and Barry. She has taken the spotlight on social media by gracing her daughter with a unique and ethereal name: Mikey Moon Trainor. There has been over two thousand searches, increasing by 600%.

Link to article: https://people.com/meghan-trainor-reveals-who-picked-newborn-daughter-unique-middle-name-11889298

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Driving Tests

Cheating numbers in driving tests have increased, with test takers using a variety of bizarre ways such as using Bluetooth headsets. This is a possible repercussion of test waiting time after failure and expensive fee. Google searches reached over one thousand and a 500% rise.

Link to article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2g30wwmnno

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