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Ravens at the Tower of London are leaving the historical site to search for food due to a lack of visitors during coronavirus lockdown.more

Hands-free driving could arrive on UK roads by spring next year, the government has said, as it launched a consultation on the technology.more

McCardel has now crossed the English Channel an incredible 35 times, one more than the men's world record. The Aussie swimmer is second on the list of the most Channel swims, passing the record of 34 for men held by British athlete Kevin Murphy.more

A huge funnel cloud appeared over the Bristol Channel on Sunday as heavy storms hit the UK.more

Four bones found on the Isle of Wight belong to a new species of dinosaur from the same family as Tyrannosaurus rex, scientists say.more

A Sainsbury's client in Staines accused a supermarket chain of sexism after one of its employees ordered her to cover her legs at the client's request. "One of the gentlemen does not want to know if you have anything under your shorts" - the 33-year-old heard while shopping.more

Danish lifeguards have made an appeal to beach goers to keep an eye on their inflatable flamingos. Toys going out to sea cause costly rescue operations by helicopter.more

Marten de Roon has stuck by his promise to make pizza for more than 1,000 people if Atalanta win the Champions League.more

Glasses belonging to Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the Indian fight for independence, whose value is estimated at approx. pounds, for more than two days lay in an envelope protruding from the mailbox of the auction house in Bristol, according to British media today.more

On the podium there is a rally in the desert areas around Dubai combined with a barbecue. The Tripadvisor Travel Portal. The website has created a ranking based on the ratings, reviews and popularity of given attractions in relation to the preferences of website users.more

The first beavers to live wild in England for centuries are to be allowed to remain in their new home on the River Otter in east Devon after a five-year reintroduction trial.more

Recordings of silent London streets during the lockdown are to become part of the collection of the Museum of London.more

More than 120 million old pound coins are still missing nearly three years after they stopped being legal.more

A revolutionary cyclist and pedestrian-friendly zero-emissions truck is to be trialled in London early next year. more

For many the Argos catalogue prompts a feeling of nostalgia – remembering flicking through the pages as a child and circling the items you hope Father Christmas might bring.more

A 113-year-old woman - believed to be the oldest woman in Spain - has recovered from the coronavirus in May and is still in good shape. more

Boris Johnson is looking for a new spokesperson who will become the face of the government at televised White House style press briefings.more

Silverstone and Escapade Living have lifted the lid on a new project that will see 60 apartments built around the famous Maggots and Becketts complex.more

A rescue team had to help St. Bernard descend from England's highest mountain, Reuters reported today, announcing "an unusual reversal of traditional roles." The Bernardines are used in mountain rescue.more

This weekend doesn't happen often. A total of 2,375,490 people will celebrate their name day today and tomorrow; on Saturday, gentlemen - Krzysztof and Jakub, and on Sunday, ladies - Anna, Hanna and Mirosława.more

A lottery winner made good on a handshake promise made nearly 30 years ago by sharing his millions with a friend. more

Archaeologists in Mexico found stone tools and other signs that people were living in North America 30,000 years ago, much earlier than widely believed, according to new research reshaping the debate over the origins of people in the Americas.more

An original drawing of the Olympic rings sketched by Baron Pierre de Coubertin is set to go up for auction in Cannes next Sunday (July 26) and is estimated to sell for as much as €100,000.more

Dozens of consignors auctioned off priceless pieces of space and tech memorabilia this week — including a rocket engine that carried Neil Armstrong to the Moon and an assortment of meteorites recovered from remote locations across the globe.more

A new comet, NEOWISE, has been spotted streaking across the night skies around the world and will be visible to the naked here in the UK. more