We come in peace! Aliens could be CATAPULTED onto Earth via an asteroid, study claims
While aliens in science fiction hop between planets on vast spaceships, scientists say real-life extraterrestrials might take a far less glamorous means of transport.
How to make sure your hotel won't have bed bugs
Itchy skin, unclean public transport seats and dirty bed sheets are all things that travellers try to avoid when concerned about pesky bed bugs.
Burger King workers will be forced to wear AI headsets that track if they're saying 'please' and 'thank you' to customers
While Burger King hopes the headsets will help its restaurants to run more efficiently, they've been widely slated across social media.
All the toxic feuds between Disney child stars as Hilary Duff finally addresses her decades-long rift with 'nemesis' Lindsay Lohan
Behind the glittering lights of Disney fame, life wasn't always as perfect as it seemed for the young and upcoming stars.
Is this Europe's cheapest resort? I visited the destination with £53 hotel rooms, £1.84 beers and £20 fancy meals
For an affordable ski trip, there are several options to choose from, avoiding the big-name resorts in Europe. But is the the cheapest of them all? Our writer investigates.
Beautifully written and full of emotional wisdom: The best Contemporary novels out now - Rebel English Academy by Mohammed Hanif, Paper Cut by Rachel Taff, Follow Her by Anna Stothard
Sara Lawrence reviews the best Contemporary Fiction out now.
How prison where Ian Huntley was attacked has earned the nickname 'Monster Mansion' as Britain's most notorious criminals are left to languish - and turn on each other
Soham killer Ian Huntley suffered serious injuries after being assaulted this morning at HMP Frankland in County Durham, a Category A jail for hundreds of murderers, rapists and terrorists.
Bold, beautiful and bleak: The best Short Stories out now - Brawler by Lauren Groff, An Arrow In Flight by Mary Lavin, Banshee, Edited by Ailbhe Malone
Eithne Farry reviews the best Short Stories out now.
After her spectacular appearance on Traitors, Harriet Tyce is back in our picks of the best Thriller out now: Witch Trial by Harriet Tyce, Spies and Other Gods by James Wolff, Adrift by Will Dean
Geoffrey Wansell reviews the best Thrillers out now.
77% of us are BURNT OUT, now a clinical psychologist reveals how you can avoid it
Clinical psychologist Emma Hepburn explains why burnout is such an issue and how you can avoid it at home and at work.
The tragic Princess Catherine who was the daughter of a Tsar and survived the Russian Revolution
She was born a princess in a vast marble palace. She died, penniless, in a 'horrible shack' in Hampshire.
SAM GREENHILL reveals what he saw inside Ian Huntley's home - and why it sent shivers down his spine
25 years ago I was invited into the home of Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr. When I knocked on Ian Huntley's door, Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman had been missing for over a week.
Gripping Literary Fiction out this week: Good People by Pateema Sabit, The True True Story of Raja The Gullible (And His Mother) by Rabih Alameddine, Discipline by Larissa Pham
Anthony Cummins reviews the best Literary Fiction out now.
Woman who was jailed and threatened with stoning for wearing 'Allah is a lesbian' T-shirt now faces having arm amputated as health suffers in Moroccan prison
The woman who was jailed for wearing a T-shirt saying 'Allah is a lesbian' now faces having her arm amputated as her health continues to deteriorate in Moroccan prison.
BRYONY GORDON: The innocuous-looking email I received from my daughter's school stopped me in my tracks. Keep an eye on your children... this 'school wars' trend is absolutely sick
I almost missed the terrifying email that arrived from my daughter's secondary school on Tuesday morning.
Family squabbles, job security and Pythagoras's Theorem (before Pythagoras was even born!)... 2000-year-old Cuneiform tablets reveal that your worries aren't new, they're very much ancient history
They're ancient and almost impossible to read but Selena Wisnom has deciphered enough Cuneiform to show just how similar life was for our ancient ancestors.
My hell as a woman under Taliban rule... and why it's far worse than you can imagine: Beheadings, gang rapes, new 'slave' penal code... and sick 'safety' marriages of young girls to monstrous officials
As another freezing winter drags on, plunging many areas into a humanitarian crisis of food and fuel deprivation, carrying a baby is the last thing many women want.
DANIEL HANNAN: What a frightening - and toxic - new world Britain just woke up to. The Greens are poison...
This is how democracies unravel. Long after the Gorton and Denton by-election has been forgotten, the campaign and the precedent it set will continue to disfigure our politics.
British Airways owner IAG reports record profits as demand for 'premium' travel rises
The British Airways owner saw operating profit grow 17.3 per cent to €5billion (£4.38bn) on revenue of €33billion (£28.9bn) in 2025.
JAN MOIR: Meghan and Harry might gloat at the travails of the House of Windsor... but they do so at their own peril
What a sign of these lunatic times that the Sussexes were in the Middle East possibly at the same time as the former Duchess of York, who is reportedly somewhere in the Emirates.
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