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Man hid inside a Roman storage jar 1,600 years ago; archaeologists uncover his final moments

Archaeologists have unearthed the skeletal remains of a man tucked inside a massive Roman storage jar, offering a chilling glimpse into the past. It appears he sought refuge from a violent raid, as evidenced by the surrounding destruction and signs of fire. Two iron knives discovered alongside him imply a desperate act of self-defense. This city's fate remained enigmatic for an astonishing sixteen...

Hidden gut bacteria populations linked to ageing, cancer and type 2 diabetes may spread worldwide

Scientists led by the University of Vienna have found hidden populations within common gut bacteria, some of which are linked to ageing, colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease and type 2 diabetes. The study also found evidence that certain bacterial populations can spread between people and across continents within a few decades, suggesting the gut microbiome may be more transmissible and d...

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Former mayor Giuliani says Mamdani should skip New York’s 9/11 memorial ceremony

At 13, a UK boy’s plant-selling business helps pay his £4,000 school fees

Why is N3on becoming an AI streamer? Kick star defends controversial never-ending livestream

On September 7, 2026, Kick streamer N3on unveiled a groundbreaking AI streaming initiative that aims to make him the first AI streamer with an uninterrupted broadcast. This pioneering project is designed to operate continuously, even when N3on is offline. He positions this venture as an exciting evolution in content creation while reassuring fans that his traditional streaming will persist alongsi...

New York is building a bridge with recycled glass: $21.2 million project to divert 106 tons of glass from landfills and prevent over 72 tons of CO2 emissions

A New York bridge initiative is making headlines by incorporating recycled glass into its concrete mix. This project effectively diverts waste glass from landfills, significantly cutting down on carbon emissions. By transforming unwanted glass into a sustainable alternative for cement, this pilot demonstrates forward-thinking in construction materials. The expected completion of the project, inclu...

Why Harry and Meghan were caught off guard by King Charles’ latest letter

King Charles III has clarified Prince Harry and Meghan's status as private citizens. The royal family confirmed they remain non-working members, which was previously agreed. This clarification came shortly before a letter was sent to senior officials. Harry and Meghan continue their commercial and charitable work in their private capacity. Their security arrangements remain a separate and ongo...

The couple who saved The African Queen now own a £3.9m Scottish castle

An American couple has purchased Carbisdale Castle in Scotland. They plan to transform parts of the historic property into a boutique hotel. This venture follows their successful restoration of the famous African Queen steam launch. The castle, once known as the 'Castle of Spite,' will offer short-term stays initially. Their vision includes creating a unique Scottish hospitality experience for gue...

Wales turns 80,000 used nappies into road-surfacing material

15 Indian-origin men charged in Canada extortion probe; police release photos

Robin Williams’ 640-acre Napa estate sold for $18.1M after a $35M listing

She built a 12-by-12-foot cabin with no electricity or road: The woman who chose to live alone in the Adirondack wilderness

Anne LaBastille, an iconic figure in wilderness living, constructed a secluded cabin in the Adirondack wilderness, eschewing all modern perks. Her life there was immortalized in her famous 'Woodswoman' memoir series, capturing the essence of nature. Later, her beloved property was turned over to New York State for conservation, now part of the Forest Preserve, showcasing her lasting impact in insp...

Shakespeare’s Globe to replace 30-year-old roof with 14,000 reed bundles in £10m project

Shakespeare’s Globe in London is set for a major roof replacement nearly 30 years after the reconstructed theatre opened. The £10 million project will use traditional thatching and around 14,000 bundles of reed instead of modern roofing materials. The Globe’s original roof used 6,000 bundles of Norfolk reeds. The project comes as traditional thatching in England faces challenges including poor har...

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Over 100 eagle rays gather off Malta in largest aggregation ever recorded

'Turned quiet life into chaos': Virginia man sues Amazon over data centre

Japan’s floating solar farm faced Typhoon Faxai; modules broke loose and 50 panels caught fire

In 2019, a severe typhoon struck Japan's largest floating solar farm, leaving it heavily damaged. This event highlighted the engineering flaws present in floating solar structures when confronted with extreme weather. Investigators identified anchor failures as the main factor contributing to the significant damage. In response, the project was restructured into smaller, more resilient floating mo...

Texas’ Bahia Grande stayed dry for 70 years before tides brought wildlife back

Bahia Grande, a Texas wetland, was dry for over seventy years. Human activity disrupted tidal pathways, causing ecological loss and dust problems. Conservation efforts restored tidal connections in two thousand six, bringing back water. Wildlife, including thousands of birds, quickly returned to the revitalized habitat. This restoration highlights the importance of water flow for wetland function.

Dubai teen built AI platform for breast cancer after losing grandmother at 10; took cancer awareness to India

Saiyette Aima’s journey began with her grandmother’s battle against breast cancer, driving her to make a significant impact. She spearheaded community-oriented fundraising and awareness campaigns, which flourished with local backing. Following this, Aima launched Pink for Purpose and started a YouTube channel to enhance her outreach. Her mission extended to India, providing free screening camps, w...

Another French museum heist: Thieves steal 4 paintings worth Rs 93 cr from Renoir museum; drop one while fleeing

Another French museum heist: Thieves steal 4 paintings worth Rs 93 cr from Renoir museum; drop one while fleeing

As 9/11 attacks collapsed his office, a blind man's guide dog helped him down 78 flights to safety

During the harrowing 9/11 attacks, Michael Hingson's guide dog, Roselle, became his lifeline, leading him down seventy-eight floors from the north tower. Together with his colleague David Frank, they managed to escape the crumbling World Trade Center amid chaos. While firefighters bravely climbed upward, Hingson and Frank made their way to safety. In the aftermath, Hingson found solace through sha...

Mozart's melodies were less predictable, teen finds

Eighteen-year-old Linus Chen-Plotkin from Philadelphia has created a groundbreaking study on the genius of Mozart. Using statistical tests to evaluate melody predictability, he found that Mozart's music demonstrated significantly lower predictability than that of his contemporaries. This unique characteristic allowed him to both adhere to classical standards and surprise his audience, offering fre...

Japan installs playful signs warning drivers about cats on the road