Revisiting Dinosaur Discovery: Evidence Suggests African Origins Centuries Before British Contributions

Medicine & Technology Jan 06, 2024

Fossil evidence from a Lesotho rock shelter indicates Africans found dinosaur bones centuries earlier than the emergence of the term 'paleontology.' Continue reading to learn more.

British Man Rejected From NHS Dental Appointment Forced To Go Private, Later Diagnosed With Cancer

Jun 01, 2023

A retired NHS worker failed to secure a dental appointment with NHS and was forced to go private where he received a cancer diagnosis. Learn more about it in this article.

51-Year-Old Woman Admitted for 3 Days After Her Pet Chihuahua Squirted Poop Into Her Mouth

Oct 03, 2022

Spending 3-days in the hospital, a British woman experienced severe vomiting and an infection after her dog pooped on her mouth. Know how this will lead to complications, read here more!

A Kickstarter That’ll Send Memories to the Moon

Nov 23, 2014

In a time when space missions take the cover pages of nearly every news source, and the headlines pull readers in, the general public would be shocked to learn that many government space agencies are struggling to keep their satellites and spacecrafts up in the sky. And knowing the financial struggle all too well, a group of British researchers from the Lunar Mission Trust, a non-profit think-tank for astronomers and space buffs alike, have decided to crowd-fund their newest adventure to the moon. And with only 24 days left to go, many are questioning whether the team will be able to reach their lofty goals.

In Snow and Ice—Researchers Reveal Century Old Journal in Antarctica

Oct 27, 2014

The Antarctic ice is host to very little life, yet often researchers find that beneath the frozen surface we find remnants and a record of our past. Core ice samples not only reveal atmospheric concentrations of particular molecules in ancient skies, giving us a view of how the Earth’s climate has changed over eons even before the arrival of man, but also sometimes reveals a view of our own history on the icy sheet. This week, after more than a century since it was written and lost in a tragic expedition, the preserved journal of explorer George Murray Levick was found by researchers who recovered the photographic treasure from a casing made entirely of ice.