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Chilling Stephen Hawking warning about aliens before his death resurfaces amid UFO unease

Whilst worldwide intrigue surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrial life continues to intensify, renowned physicist Stephen Hawking consistently advocated restraint, contending that mankind's enthusiasm...

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth event

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth eventHundreds of thousands of young Catholics poured into the Tor Vergata field on Rome's outskirts, for an evening vigil and Mass celebrated by Pope Leo...

The world's biggest man-made lake that's 139 miles wide and took 5 years to fill

Spanning the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, Lake Kariba is the world’s largest man-made lake by volume - a colossal body of water that has shaped the region’s environment, economy and energy...

Jeremy Clarkson issues 'b***** awful' update after Diddly Squat farm lockdown

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he is "not enjoying" farming at the moment after announcing there is a bovine tuberculosis (bTB) case on his farm. On Thursday, the television personality disclosed...

Jeremy Clarkson issues heartbreaking update on fan favourite and says 'I can't bear it'

A heartbreaking update has been issued by Jeremy Clarkson regarding a fan favourite from his Amazon Prime show, Clarkson's Farm.The presenter turned farmhand took to social media app X and confirmed...

Peter Egan demand government acts to end animal cruelty abroad with advert ban

Downton Abbey star Peter Egan has raised concerns about the government’s failure to end “excessive cruelty” that is imposed on animals for the entertainment of tourists. He told how both Labour...

Outlander's Sam Heughan shares exciting film news

Outlander star Sam Heughan has given his fans an update about his brand new project after finishing up on the final season of the Starz show.Along with treading the boards later this year in the...

Canary Islands shark horror as paddleboarder attacked

A shark attacked a man paddleboarding in the Canary Islands on Sunday afternoon, just two miles off Fuerteventura, sparking alarm among beachgoers.The man was practising downwind foiling in...

Archaeologists make stunning Neanderthals find in Portugal that could rewrite history

Archaeologists have uncovered the first ever Neanderthal footprints on the southwestern coast of Portugal. Dating back to around 82,000 to 78,000 years ago, the imprints reveal how ancient...

RSPCA issues UK-wide alert as 'snakes are on the loose'

Britain's biggest animal welfare charity has warned that people should be extra vigilant in the warm summer months for escaped snakes slithering around the country. The UK-wide warning comes after...

Extreme weather is the UK's new normal, says Met Office

Extreme weather is the UK's new normal, says Met Office2 hours agoJustin RowlattClimate Editor•@BBCJustinRPA MediaThe UK is breaking heat and rainfall records increasingly frequently as its climate...

Popular tourist destination on the brink of collapse

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, lies the Bahamas. This archipelago is a popular tourist destination that attracts millions of tourists every year. It’s known for its beautiful beaches, turquoise...

This 'obsessed' movie legend wants to 'deextinct' a 12 foot tall bird after 600 years

The prospect of reviving a species long believed to be extinct is becoming a reality. A colossal, flightless bird that disappeared from New Zealand approximately 600 years ago could soon take flight...

'I've been to all 195 countries on Earth and my favourite is very close to home'

A globe-trotting man who's visited every country on Earth has revealed that his favourite nation of all is rather close to home. Nicolás Pasquali, who considers himself the "first Argentine to visit...

Killer whales spotted giving gifts to humans in random acts of kindness

One of the world’s greatest predators seemingly invites humans for lunch by attempting to share prey with people, according to a new study. Over two decades, more than 30 cases were recorded of...