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A human space probe has brought back an ancient extraterrestrial visitor from the moon, rewriting the early history of the solar system. China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft made history in June 2024 by returning the first-ever samples from the…

Chronic constipation can be relieved by eating a daily serving of a 20p fruit, researchers have found. A new study led by King's College London found that eating two to three kiwis daily for at least four weeks can alleviate…

Scientists have issued an urgent warning after mosquitoes capable of spreading three deadly tropical diseases were detected in Britain for the first time.The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has discovered eggs belonging to both the…

A group of mountain bikers accidentally discovered and rescued a half-naked and bleeding woman who was lost in the Idaho wilderness. Heather Wayment, 46, was reported missing by her family around 9:10am on September 17 after she failed…

Immigration has pushed the UK population to a record 69.3million with numbers rising by more than three–quarters of a million over 12 months.New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed the UK's population in mid–2024…

Eating Japanese-style noodle soups more than once a week can lead to an early death, warn scientists. Ramen, a dish which combines noodles with a steaming hot, often pork-based broth, slices of meat, seaweed and vegetables, is a…

She's remembered as one of the most powerful and seductive queens in history. Now, explorers say they're closer than ever to finding Cleopatra's lost tomb – and it could be underwater. They've found a sunken port in the depths of the…

Scientists have uncovered a novel way to trap a harmful gut molecule before it can wreak havoc on blood sugar levels and liver health. A team from McMaster University, Université Laval and the University of Ottawa in Canada discovered…

The French Riviera, also known as the Côte d'Azur, is unmatched when it comes to its beautiful weather and stunning coastline - so it's no surprise that celebrities and royals flock there in the summer. And you might just spot them at…

‘Somewhere within the dingy casing lay the ancient city. Like a notorious jewel, too stared at, talked of, and trafficked over,’ wrote Graham Greene of Bruges.And it’s true that this city, blessed with such wonderful medieval…