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Airline criticised for grounding 130 flight attendants because their BMI levels were 'too high'

The Chinese woman was forced to take laxatives and endure a colonoscopy.

Scientists in South Africa have discovered a new human-like species, which could change ideas about our early relatives.

Police unsure if the incident, where 29 homeopaths were found to be intoxicated with LSD-like drug, was an accident or experiment gone wrong

The nickname "Lightning Rod" seems like a fair one for Rod Wolfe. He's now survived two lightning strikes!

A camel, whose intact skeleton has been found in a 300-year-old Austrian cellar, was probably ridden by the invading Ottoman army in 1683.

A potion made from a medieval medical recipe killed MRSA bacteria in the lab, raising hopes it could lead to new treatments for modern-day skin infections

A team of researchers at the University of St Andrews have made it into the record books by creating the fastest rotating man-made object ever recorded.

An English historian has come across the word 'fuck' in a court case dating to year 1310, making it the earliest known reference to the swear word.

Researchers say they have made one of the most significant archeological findings in British history: a vast stone monument underground, dating back 4,500 years, which is part of a “super-henge” that dwarfs Stonehenge by a factor of 12.

Apple's voice command service Siri has interrupted a journalist's question during a White House news briefing in the US.

Klingon was the chosen language for the Welsh government in its response to queries about UFO sightings at Cardiff Airport.

Even planets can get a bad case of tinnitus, according to a new study that explains Earth's mysterious, never-ending hum. Turns out, ocean waves are the culprit behind these mysterious tremors that make the Earth ring like a bell.

Janet Faal, 57, was out with a friend in Crawley, West Sussex, as part of her rehabilitation when she moved a wooden pallet to help her reverse and plunged down into the open gap.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after knifing her husband over his smelly poos. Emi Mamia, 29, slashed her husbands face with a knife after he went to the toilet, according to Japanese press and police. Mamiya was reportedly incensed by the smell left behind after her 34-year-old partner emerged from the…

Investigators confirmed that a 55-gallon metal drum of nuclear waste burst open in New Mexico after it was packed with the wrong kind of cat litter.

It sounds almost like a late '90s sci-fi flick: NASA sends a spacecraft to an asteroid, plucks a boulder off its surface with a robotic claw, and brings it back in orbit around the moon.