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A troublesome mutant strain of the flu is believed to be more infectious and leading to more severe illness and hospital admissions than last year.

The advert is for the £1,590 DeVain bag, and is described as a 'journey through kaleidoscopic geometries and pure imagination.'

Apple has announced that the once-revolutionary iPhone SE is now considered obsolete.

Cats are notoriously aloof creatures - but a new study reveals they don't play it so cool when it comes to men.

Nearly seven million Brits suffer from aviophobia, according to Anxiety UK - a fear of flying so intense it can trigger sweating, shaking, panic attacks and even put people off travelling altogether.

Newly-revealed government data singles out the 'Dirty Dozen' - the 12 most polluted fruit and vegetables found in our shopping trolleys.

The hidden earthquakes under one of the most dangerous supervolcanos in the world are actually helping scientists learn how to predict when a future eruption may come.

A trio of supplements can reverse autism in mice, according to a new study - and it could prove effective in humans, too.

A blind clairvoyant famous for her remarkable visions of the future has left behind another message which could prove humans are not alone in the universe by the end of the week.

The frigid temperatures from a massive polar vortex are now expected to stay over the US until the end of the year.