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Ancient Celtic Gold Hoard Fetches £103,000 at London Auction
A pensioner's metal detecting discovery of 35 Celtic gold coins from 55 BC in Kent has sold for over £100,000 at auction, surpassing initial estimates and highlighting the enduring value of ancient artifacts.
US Navy Unveils New Long-Range Missile to Counter Chinese Bomber Threat
The US Navy introduces the AIM-174B missile for F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, reviving the long-range air defense strategy from the Cold War era. This development aims to neutralize the threat posed by Chinese bombers carrying anti-ship missiles.
Titan Submersible Wreckage Footage Released in Public Hearing
New video shows Titan's wrecked tail cone on Atlantic Ocean floor. Public hearing investigates the implosion that killed five during a Titanic wreck dive in June 2023.
Elderly Woman Survives Python Attack in Bangkok Home
A 64-year-old woman in Bangkok narrowly escaped a python's grip after neighbors heard her cries. The incident highlights the ongoing challenge of human-snake encounters in Thailand's urban areas.
Compression Therapy: A Journey to Leg Recovery and Wellness
A writer explores the benefits of lymphatic drainage boots, popular among celebrities and athletes, to address leg issues following cancer treatment and hip surgery. The device shows promising results for mobility and overall well-being.
Fatal Shark Attack Claims German Tourist's Life Near Canary Islands
A 30-year-old German woman succumbed to injuries from a shark attack south of the Canary Islands. Spanish authorities' rescue efforts were unsuccessful, marking a rare incident in the region.
Starlink Satellites Threaten Radio Astronomy, New Study Reveals
SpaceX's Starlink satellites emit strong radio waves, potentially disrupting crucial astronomical research. Experts call for mitigation as satellite numbers continue to grow rapidly.
UK GPs Embrace AI for Patient Care: Study Reveals Widespread Use
A Harvard study finds 20% of UK GPs use AI tools like ChatGPT for patient care, raising concerns about regulation and privacy. Experts call for guidelines as AI adoption in healthcare grows.
British Garden Butterflies Face Alarming Decline, Conservation Group Warns
Annual count reveals record low butterfly sightings in UK gardens. Conservation charity urges government action, citing weather, habitat loss, and pesticides as key factors in species decline.
Rare Supermoon Partial Eclipse: A Celestial Spectacle Awaits Stargazers
A rare partial lunar eclipse coinciding with a supermoon will grace the night sky. Viewers can witness this celestial event from September 17-19, with peak visibility on Tuesday night.
Scottish Health Officials Admit Prescribing Puberty Blockers Without Full Risk Assessment
Scottish health chiefs acknowledge prescribing puberty blockers to children despite uncertainty about risks. The admission follows the Cass Review, leading to a halt in new prescriptions and calls for service redesign.
Coffee and Tea: Daily Consumption Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk
New study suggests drinking three cups of coffee daily halves the risk of cardio-metabolic diseases. Tea also shows benefits, while hot beverages may pose cancer risks.
Analyst Questions Effectiveness of US Hypersonic Missiles in Potential China Conflict
A defense analyst argues that the US military's costly hypersonic missile program may be ineffective in a potential conflict with China, citing limited deployment options and questionable strategic value.
Gates Warns: Global Malnutrition Crisis Threatens Decades of Health Progress
Bill Gates cautions that 20 years of global health advancements may be reversed by widespread malnutrition. His annual report highlights the urgent need for renewed focus on nutrition to sustain development gains.
Study Predicts 39 Million Deaths from Drug-Resistant Infections by 2049
A new study forecasts a sharp rise in deaths from antimicrobial-resistant infections over the next 25 years. The research highlights the urgent need for action to combat this growing global health threat.
Global Antibiotic Resistance Crisis: 1.91M Annual Deaths Predicted by 2050
A groundbreaking study reveals the escalating threat of antimicrobial resistance, projecting nearly 2 million yearly deaths by 2050. Researchers urge immediate action to combat this global health crisis.
UK Foreign Secretary to Launch Global Clean Power Alliance
Foreign Secretary David Lammy to unveil the Global Clean Power Alliance, emphasizing climate change as a fundamental global threat. The initiative aims to accelerate clean energy transition worldwide.
Massive Bluefin Tuna Return to UK Waters After Conservation Success
Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna, up to 8ft long, have been spotted off Devon's coast. Conservation efforts and warming seas have brought thousands back to British shores, marking a significant comeback for the once-endangered species.
Study Reveals Pregnancy's Lasting Impact on Brain Structure
Research uncovers significant brain changes during pregnancy, with 80% of regions shrinking. These alterations, likely permanent, may be part of a refinement process similar to puberty, offering insights into maternal brain plasticity.
French Scientists Unveil Breakthrough in Low-Methane Cow Breeding
French researchers have developed a method to breed cows with reduced methane emissions. This breakthrough could significantly decrease the livestock industry's impact on climate change.
Experts Challenge Letby-Related Breathing Tube Statistics
Neonatologists and statisticians question the credibility of data presented at the Thirlwall Inquiry, suggesting Lucy Letby tampered with babies' breathing tubes at Liverpool Women's Hospital. Experts cite concerns over data interpretation and presentation.
F-35 Program Resumes Deliveries Amid Ongoing Challenges for US Air Force
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program has resumed deliveries after a year-long freeze, but faces a slow rollout. This timing complicates the US Air Force's efforts to modernize its aging fleet.
UK's Industrial Revival: From Invention to Production
Britain's inventive legacy contrasts with its current economic focus. A shift towards reindustrialization could boost growth, following examples from countries like Switzerland and Poland.
Apple Unveils iPhone 16 with Advanced AI Features and New Accessories
Apple introduces iPhone 16 lineup with AI capabilities, alongside updated AirPods and Apple Watch. The tech giant aims to boost sales with innovative features and improved hardware.
Resting Heart Rate: A Key Indicator of Your Overall Health
Discover the significance of your resting heart rate, its normal range, and how it impacts your health. Learn to measure and interpret this vital sign for better well-being.
Rare River Otter Attack on Child at Washington Marina Prompts Concern
A child was injured in an unusual river otter attack at a Washington marina. The incident highlights the potential risks of wildlife encounters and the importance of caution in natural habitats.
Russia Introduces Drone Studies Textbook for Teenagers in Schools
Russia launches a new textbook on drone technology for 14-15 year olds, part of a broader initiative to train a million drone specialists by 2030. The move reflects the Kremlin's focus on military education.
Venomous Snake Influencer's Near-Fatal Bite Sparks Controversy
A social media snake handler's critical injury from an inland taipan bite has ignited debate on the dangers of free-handling venomous reptiles. Experts condemn the practice as reckless and ego-driven.
Doctor's Contradictory Statements in Lucy Letby Case Revealed
Leaked documents expose inconsistencies in a key witness's testimony against convicted nurse Lucy Letby. The revelation raises questions about the handling of the case and the reliability of evidence presented at trial.
JLR Unleashes Robotic Guard Dog 'Rover' in Coventry EV Facility
Jaguar Land Rover introduces 'Rover', a robotic guard dog, at its Coventry EV facility. This Boston Dynamics creation aids in operational oversight and aligns with JLR's 2030 electrification goals.