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'Movies are getting horny again': Why Hollywood is no longer a sex-free zone For a while, mainstream cinema was seen to be shunning sex and...
The secret codewords that scammers hate Deepfake scams might use your voice, but they don't know what's in your head. Five minutes of...
'I feel like I dug my own grave': The workers caught in the AI transition For 15 years, single mother Lisa made a living from content...
'A hypnotic effect that fills you with joy': The incredible story of 96 Tears, the US's unlikeliest one-hit wonder In 1966, a...
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Why Estonians invite strangers into their back gardens each summer Each summer, home gardens, garages and even bedroom windows across Estonia become...
'One of the Third Reich's most fearsome weapons': The daring mission to smuggle a V2 rocket out of Nazi-occupied Poland In 1977, the...
Six easy swaps to help you avoid ultra-processed foods Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are in more foods you might realise. These tasty recipes will help...
The tiny Spanish village where darkness will fall twice in one night With almost no residents, no restaurants and barely any visitors, Avellanosa de...
Ginger hair portraits show unexpected 'golden thread' connecting Americans For Kieran Dodds, photographing people with red hair has become...
An epic 1,000km bike ride around Taiwan Each year, thousands of Taiwanese ring the island as a rite of passage. Now, a growing number of tourists are...
Spain's controversial plan for the world's first octopus farm has been abandoned Plans for the world's first octopus farm have been...
Why do we act and sound like someone else after a trip? Instead of bringing back souvenirs, some travellers return home from holiday with an entirely...
Nine idyllic Nordic cabins and summerhouses In this region, summer is all about retreating to a countryside timber dwelling. Here are some of the...
Satellite killers: What a war in space might look like The satellites that orbit Earth have remained largely untouched in modern conflict. But in the...
Retracing the defiant walk that changed Britain Seventy-five years after the Peak District became Britain's first national park, visitors can...
The 'Holy Maid of Kent' who prophesied the death of King Henry VIII In the 16th Century, household servant Elizabeth Barton became a...
The devil worm is the deepest-living animal. It's redefining life at its limits When a single worm was discovered in the depths of our...
Why Tom Holland's Spider-Man really needs to grow up Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the latest instalment, is going to be a mega-hit. But...
Dancing dots: The motion-sickness cure hidden in iPhone settings A hidden iPhone setting is turning heads and saving stomachs. But does relief just...
Why Wimbledon is serving Indian ice cream and Bollywood beats Few things are more sacrosanct in sport than Wimbledon. Its all-white dress code for...
Ted Lasso to The Shards: 10 of the best TV shows to watch this August From the comeback of Apple TV's hit football comedy to a dark teen thriller...
The spotted lanternfly is ravaging the eastern US. Pet dogs are coming to the rescue Frequently found plastered across windscreens along the US's...
An up-close encounter with giant sharks in Ireland Basking sharks are one of the world's largest and most elusive fish species. But off the Irish...
'A masterclass in betrayal': The British double agent who defected to Russia and taught enemy spies On 30 July 1963, Kim Philby's...
We all need to start thinking about our bone health. Here's what to eat Our bone density begins declining earlier than you might think. But...
Sleeping in Dylan Thomas' house in Wales Part time portal, part museum, the legendary poet's childhood home offers travellers an all-access...
Sewage, rat pee and toxic algae: Open water swimming is booming, but is it bad for your health? Swimming in rivers and lakes is booming, but heavy...
How King Charles saved Scotland's forgotten treasure As the Royal Family's summer holiday home, Balmoral Castle is one of Britain's...
Chess on wheels: The psychology of the Tour de France The Tour de France, which finishes this weekend, is regarded as one of the world's toughest...
Claudia Winkleman's chat show ended after one series - can anyone replace Graham Norton? When Lisa Kudrow appeared on The Claudia Winkleman Show...
'The difference is significant': Why tourists are flocking to South Korea for medical care Travellers are increasingly adding comprehensive...
The Dog Stars to One Night Only: 10 of the best films to watch this August From Jacob Elordi in Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic thriller, to a...
'It's not just an inconvenience': We've underestimated the health impacts of heavy periods Heavy menstrual bleeding is a serious...
Even camels can't cope: Africa's ships of the desert hit by rising temperatures Camels are famously known as the ships of the desert, but...
'Books like this get people debating': Why Yesteryear, 2026's buzziest book, is dividing readers Caro Claire Burke's debut novel...
AI has ruined cute animal videos AI-generated animal videos are sweet, until you realise the joy, like the animal, was never really there. Cats built...
The Riviera of Ulysses: Italy's stunning coast connected to The Odyssey Tucked between Rome and Naples, this beautiful, under-the-radar coastline...
10 of Japan's most cleverly designed homes From an ingenious home with guest annexe attached, to a micro house in Tokyo that opens like a shell,...
'It's love in the middle of a disaster': The couple who married in typhoon floods One year ago, a couple got married in knee-deep water...
Will AI help you do your job or replace you? Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies are making vast claims about the ability of their tools to replace...
Five ways Fleabag changed TV - for better or for worse A decade ago, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's dark comedy about a witty but pain-filled young woman...
'We were all just in awe': A stranding in Ireland sheds new light on the long, slow, ice-cold life of a deep-sea shark Greenland sharks are...
The lonely road to Europe's Arctic edge Most visitors come to Norway for its dramatic western fjords. But the country's most extraordinary...
'He was tasked with making the body disappear': The macabre kidnapping of Eva Perón's corpse Argentina's iconic first lady died...
The surprising benefits of a five-minute dance break From improved concentration to higher creativity, dancing offers a range of brain-boosting...
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