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For many people, the REAL festive feast is on Boxing Day, when you're free to pick at the leftovers.

Rosemary Thornton, an author living in the Midwest, suffered a near-death experience (NDE) while undergoing cervical cancer surgery. What followed left her stunned.

The behaviour violated legal obligation of loyalty within marriage, lawyers argued, demanding financial compensation.

Tucking into Christmas leftovers after Boxing Day could make you seriously ill, food safety chiefs have warned.

Previous research has suggested that sperm quality has dropped by half over the past 50 to 70 years, meaning more people than ever are reliant on medical help to fall pregnant.

British researchers say a cure for Alzheimer's disease could one day be possible, with experts suggesting truly life-changing treatments may emerge within the next five to ten years.

Our audit of Food Standards Agency (FSA) food hygiene ratings - part of a wider series unmasking the nation's dirtiest shops - found 1,224 failed inspections.

Relaxing in front of the TV with some treats may seem like the perfect night in over Christmas and the New Year.

The Three Wise Men in biblical texts may have finally been revealed, and it could rewrite the stories which claimed they were kings from the east.

It's a dilemma faced by many singletons: Does someone actually fancy you, or are they just being polite? Now, scientists have revealed an easy way to find out - simply look closely at their eyes.