Neolithic trackway found while digging cables for £2.5bn wind farm
Archaeologists also unearthed the remains of an aurochs, a prehistoric cow.
Poor people really are more charitable than the rich, according to new research
They are more likely to share their money, even though they have much less to give,
Watch – Couple threatening legal action against cops after being banned from LOOKING at neighbour’s house
Nigel and Sheila Jacklin blasted the prohibition as "ridiculous".
Mundane £2.5 million home to be replace with James Bond-style megamansion
The six-bedroom house, named Arcane, will boast the highest levels of security and privacy, with a double-gated private driveway, facial recognition system and hidden entrance.
MPs “beyond doubt” UK tolerated “inexcusable” treatment of US detainees post 9/11
An influential committee has said that they were sure that the UK were fully aware of the way US detainees were treated after the Twin Tower terror attacks in New York City. The Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) said it was "beyond doubt" the UK knew of the treatment and...
People were enjoying a pint of craft beer 3,500 years ago in what is modern day IRAQ
Archaeologists from the University of Glasgow have discovered barley beer in Bronze Age Mesopotamian drinking vessels
Stunning pics show bright moon rising over ancient ridge on the Shopshire Hills
Andrew Fusek Peters, 52, captured the moon over the Stiperstones ridge - which is some of the oldest rock on the planet at 480 million years old.
Strawberry Moon rising over Glastonbury Tor in the evening when it was 99.8% full.
The moon marks the midpoint of the lunar calendar
US intelligence ‘have no reports on Russian businessman’s death on British soil’
An inquest heard a letter from the US Embassy stated intelligence officials did not have evidence of Russian involvement in any plot to kill Alexander Perepilichnyy