16 h. ago Gwyneth Paltrow, 52, poses in a bikini alongside her husband as she offers fans a glimpse at her fun summer

The image was a part of a summer photo dump from the Oscar-winning actress who is best known for her films Shakespeare In Love and Iron Man.

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6 d. ago Stone Age 'Atlantis' found 8,500 years after being lost at sea

Archaeologists have discovered an underwater city in Denmark's Bay of Aarhus, which is being hailed as the Stone Age Atlantis

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6 d. ago Stone Age 'Atlantis' lost to the sea 8,500 years ago offers new glimpse into prehistoric life

Archaeologists have discovered a lost city below the sea, hailed as the Stone Age Atlantis. They found several artifacts that point to a human presence with structured activities.

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6 d. ago Dry weather exposes archaeological secrets at National Trust monasteries

This summer’s hot weather is offering a glimpse into the hidden pasts of some of the country’s oldest, most treasured buildings

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6 d. ago Stone Age settlement swallowed by rising sea levels discovered after 8,500 years

Animal bones and stone tools have been uncovered by divers so far

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6 d. ago Researchers uncover Stone Age settlement submerged by rising sea levels in Denmark

Archaeologists are searching for ancient coastal settlements submerged by rising sea levels over 8,500 years ago in the Bay of Aarhus, Denmark

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8 d. ago 4 charming Scottish villages that will make you want to move there immediately

Scotland is full of picturesque villages with charming cottages, cobbled streets, and historic pubs, offering a glimpse of traditional life

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9 d. ago Queens Of The Stone Age headline festival rocked by controversy

Irish band The Mary Wallopers had their sound cut over an onstage pro-Palestinian protest.

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1 week ago Where Winds Meet release date trailer countdown and when you can watch the new gameplay footage

Where Winds Meet is set to be a big deal for fans of the action-adventure genre, and a new trailer could offer a glimpse at its release date, which is likely to be in 2025

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2 w. ago Stone Age humans were picky about which rocks they used for making tools, study finds

New research finds early human ancestors during the Stone Age were more picky about the rocks they used for making tools than previously thought

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2 w. ago Pregnant Sophie Habboo cradles her growing baby bump in a grey co

The Made In Chelsea star, 30, wowed in a fitted grey cropped co-ord that offered a glimpse of her growing bump.

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2 w. ago Why our broken food system remains a climate disaster: ‘broiling the planet to stuff our faces’

Author Michael Grunwald reckons with the challenge of food-based climate emissions in his new book We Are Eating the EarthRidding ourselves of fossil fuels has been a tortuously ponderous process and, in the current political era, one that can seem to be in full retreat. But we do have the tools to run our cities, vehicles and industries on clean energy and even through the murk of vested interest, the contours of a post-fossil world are becoming clearer.Our system of producing food, though, is in a relative stone age when it comes to the climate crisis. We continue to raze vast tracts of carbon-rich forests for crop and grazing land thereby creating, by some estimates, as much as a third of all global planet-heating emissions. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans

Millions of the tiny plastic pellets are being washed up on the coast of Kerala in India in the latest in a series of global spills, as plastic treaty talks continue in GenevaWhen a Liberian-flagged container ship, the MSC Elsa 3, capsized and sank 13 miles off the coast of Kerala, in India, on 25 May, a state-wide disaster was quickly declared. A long oil slick from the 184-metre vessel, which was carrying hazardous cargo, was partially tackled by aircraft-borne dispersants, while a salvage operation sealed tanks to prevent leaks.But almost three months later, a more insidious and persistent environmental catastrophe is continuing along the ecologically fragile coast of the Arabian Sea. Among the 643 containers onboard were 71,500 sacks of tiny plastic pellets known as nurdles. By July, only 7,920 were reportedly recovered. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Tommy Fleetwood shows true colours with immediate response to losing £1.8m

After Tommy Fleetwood suffered another disappointing end to a weekend of golf, this time at the St. Jude Championship, the British star offered a glimpse into his true personality

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3 w. ago Cunha and Mbeumo offer glimpse of United’s new era but old boy De Gea steals show | Will Unwin

Ruben Amorim’s side still a work in progress but hopes are high for moment when Benjamin Sesko joins attacking new boys to lead expensive forward lineDavid de Gea between the sticks at Old Trafford was a moment of nostalgia for Manchester United fans, a timely reminded of better times. The goalkeeper’s departure at the end of the 2023 season epitomises the club’s self-inflicted problems, the sort of business ineptitude that has scarred United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe will demand is a thing of the past.When André Onana, a goalkeeper well-known to the then manager Erik ten Hag, was available for nothing, United allowed De Gea to run down his contract and then spend £40m on the Cameroonian a year later. The logic was lost on everyone, missing out on a fee for the Spaniard, despite a subpar final season, and then splashing out on an inferior replacement. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Mystery of Atlantis deepens as ocean floor discovery hints at ancient catastrophe

Beneath the ocean floor, researchers have found signs of a major disaster that some have tied to the mythical lost city of Atlantis.

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3 w. ago Groundbreaking find uncovers catastrophic event linked to destruction of legendary Atlantis

Beneath the ocean floor, researchers have found signs of a major disaster that some have tied to the mythical lost city of Atlantis.

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4 w. ago Hyperrealistic reconstructions reveal the faces of the Stone Age sisters who may have been victims of human sacrifice 6,000 years ago

Scientists have revealed the faces of two Stone Age sisters who may have been the victims of human sacrifice around 6,000 years ago.

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