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Experts from Initial Washroom Hygiene have revealed that e-bike handlebars are 'riddled' with germs.

What really happened when the dinosaur-killing asteroid hit Earth 66 million years ago? Scientists from Purdue University claim to have settled the debate once and for all.

Researchers believe massive ocean mammals are training themselves to kill sharks by attacking humans throughout the world.

If you've always wanted to spot a shooting star, this week could be the perfect time to look up.

Midlifers are getting less good quality sleep than ever before, with work-related stress playing a major role new research suggests.

Professor Emily Wilson has gutted Christopher Nolan's attempt to bring the ancient Greek epic to modern audiences.

Catastrophic wildfires in France and Spain have forced many to leave their homes. But it's not just the immediate threat to life from the flames or smoke that is putting the health of thousands in jeopardy.

A stunning fresco buried beneath the ashes of Pompeii for nearly 2,000 years has been brought back to life in remarkable detail.

According to a new study, the most destructive events on Earth are based on a regular, hidden cycle.

From altered taste buds to 'mile-high bloating', doctors explain the unusual ways air travel affects your body.