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House of the Dragon’s UK filming locations hit by hordes of fans
The filming locations featured in the fantasy series grew as the first episodes of House of the Dragon were released.
Why small talk at work is more important than you might think
A little more conversation leads to more action. New study finds exchanging pleasantries with colleagues makes people work better together.
Is The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power worth watching?
The first two episodes have just been released on Amazon Prime. Here's our take on what the fuss is all about.
Why is Monkees' Micky Dolenz bringing a lawsuit against the FBI?
In 2011, a heavily redacted FBI file revealed the agency was keeping tabs on the 1960s band as it suspect it was engaged in
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Britney is back: Spears returns with first recording since 2016
'Hold Me Closer' is the singer's first recording since the end of her 13-year-long conservatorship.
Europe’s most famous wine regions pick grapes early amid drought
Months of scorching sun and a lack of rainfall have contributed to making grapes ripen early this year.
Subscription flight services are on the rise but are they a good idea?
Critics say airline subscription service will increase carbon emissions by encouraging people to travel when they otherwise wouldn't.
From oil to art - former rig set to become major UK art installation
The “See Monster” will feature a 12-metre waterfall and a 6,000-piece art installation.
Is vaccinating wildlife the solution to preventing the next pandemic?
Scientists suggest that vaccinating wildlife might break the chain of transmission of zoonotic diseases like COVID, monkeypox and rabies.
What is 'cashstuffing,' the latest money-saving TikTok trend?
The generations born in the digital age are turning to an old-fashioned practice for saving money.
Scientists have found a way to break down toxic 'forever chemicals'
"Forever chemicals" don’t break down naturally in the environment, aren’t eaten by bacteria, and cannot be incinerated.
Poxy McPoxface or TRUMP-22? The WHO looks to rename monkeypox
Experts say the virus' current name is "discriminatory and stigmatising".
Drinking 3 cups of milk a day could prevent Alzheimer's, study says
Researchers found that older adults drinking 3 cups of milk a day had higher levels of an antioxidant that helps detox the brain.
Are these the 10 most crypto-friendly countries in the world?
Crypto has taken off around the world, going from hype to reality - but digital currency hasn’t been embraced with the same enthusiasm everywhere.
How RT misinformation on Ukraine is circumventing EU’s sanctions
The EU banned content from state-backed Russia Today from reaching Europe. Pro-Kremlin misinformation from RT is still easily accessible online.
Why are humans the only primates able to talk?
A new study suggests that humans are able to speak while monkeys and apes can’t because our vocal anatomy is actually simpler than other primates.
Why being a vegetarian woman may be bad for your health later in life
Scientists think women following a plant-based diet aren’t getting enough nutrients linked to bone and muscle health.
What we know about Italy's rising West Nile virus death toll and cases
Some 144 cases have been reported in Italy since the beginning of the year, 50 of which in the last week alone. There have been 10 deaths so far.
The US Space Force is deploying robot dogs to patrol its stations
The four-legged robots - which have been called dystopian by detractors - have been successfully trialled as patrol dogs at Cape Canaveral.
Langya: What we know about the potentially fatal virus found in China
Less than three years after the outbreak of COVID-19 started in China, the threat of the new animal-borne LayV virus has been identified.
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