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Although many of the UK's most popular tea brands label themselves as 'plastic free', a new analysis from Which? suggests this isn't really the case.

They're an easy go-to for salads, sandwiches or even a quick snack. But cherry tomatoes are to blame for recurring food poisoning outbreaks across Europe, experts have warned.

The Danish brewing company has created a tiny bottle filled with a single drop of lager, complete with a Carlsberg label and a sealed cap.

It's been our constant celestial companion for the last 4.5 billion years. But the moon is no longer the only cosmic body keeping Earth company, experts say.

People with dark personality traits including psychopathy use a certain behaviour to manipulate their partners, report scientists in New York.

Scientists at the University of Birmingham say the expansion of the ULEZ in August 2023 had no significant impact on lowering air pollution.

At 62 miles (100 km) wide and over four miles (seven km) thick, the massive rocky structure is roughly half the size of Wales.

We put them both to the test to find the answer to this burning question and to help you decide which fits your lifestyle better.

Three police officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota issued a report after seeing a spherical Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) with six glowing rings that changed colors.

Amazon employees claimed they were left in the dark during the outage that took down half the internet on Monday, fueling speculations that the tech giant triggered a 'kill switch.