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Victims at Pompeii wore heavy tunics and woollen cloaks as they fled rocky volcanic fragments and gas thrown into the air, reveals a University of Valencia study.

Budget train company Lumo is known for offering bargain prices for routes between London King's Cross and Edinburgh.

Controversial biohacker Bryan Johnson, who is 48 but claims he is a decade younger biologically, said on X this week that he hopes to 'achieve immortality' within the next 15 years.

The unidentified flying objects have been spotted for more than a year regularly above the Jim Bridger Power Plant in Sweetwater Wyoming.

A new Time Out survey asked 18,000 people living in over 100 cities worldwide to rate how affordable activities are in their city - from dining out, to nightlife, to cultural activities.

Artificial intelligence ( AI) is already helping to solve problems in finance, research and medicine. But could it be reaching consciousness?

Travelers are facing more than an hour of delays at the moment. The FAA issued an alert, saying staffing shortages are to blame.

Swedish researchers, who monitored the eating habits of over 27,000 middle-aged adults, said those who regularly ate cheese, were less likely to have a diagnosis.

A cluster of recent tremors in the Midwest have served as a warning that the entire region is sitting on a ticking time bomb which is now overdue to erupt.

An ancient ritual took place this week, which uses the dried blood of a saint who died 1,700 years ago.