Cats' Hunger Strike Over New Food Stuns Owner
A UK cat owner's simple supermarket switch has backfired spectacularly as her two moggies declare an all-out hunger strike against their new meals, sparking concerns and online appeals for solutions.
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Soviet-era sanatorium documentary reveals haunting world
A captivating new film uncovers the mysterious Soviet-era Tskaltubo sanatorium in Georgia, where time stands still and former patients remain decades after the USSR's collapse.
Queen Victoria's Chaplain's Home Sells for £1.9M
The historic Scottish residence once home to Queen Victoria's personal chaplain has been sold for an astonishing £1.9 million, revealing fascinating royal connections and architectural heritage.
Jane Austen's Dark Side: Hidden Shadows in Classic Novels
New analysis reveals how Austen's classic novels subtly exposed the brutal realities of 19th century life, from poverty and social injustice to psychological turmoil beneath the polished surface.
1950s Shoemaker's Shop Frozen in Time Discovered
Step back in time as we explore a perfectly preserved historic shoemaker's shop in Northamptonshire, discovered exactly as it was left in the mid-20th century with tools, leather and customer orders still in place.
Cyprus battles stray cat overpopulation crisis
The Mediterranean island of Cyprus faces a purr-fect storm as stray cats overwhelm communities, prompting government action and local initiatives to address the growing crisis.
Ancient Roman headstone found as garden ornament
A 2,000-year-old Roman headstone, mistaken for a decorative garden piece for years, has been identified by archaeologists in a remarkable transatlantic discovery.
Ancient Roman headstone unearthed in New Orleans
A remarkable Roman-era headstone dating back 2,000 years has been discovered in New Orleans, creating an archaeological mystery about how it crossed the Atlantic.
Emperor Commodus's private Colosseum chamber revealed
Archaeologists uncover the Roman emperor's private entertainment space beneath the Colosseum, offering new insights into imperial extravagance and ancient spectacle.
Einstein's violin hidden from Nazis sells for £1 million
Albert Einstein's treasured violin, which the genius physicist safeguarded from Nazi persecution, has fetched over £1 million in a fierce bidding war that captivated collectors worldwide.
Ivan Klíma: Celebrated Czech author dies aged 92
Celebrated Czech author Ivan Klíma, whose powerful dissident writings challenged communist oppression, has died aged 92. Explore the extraordinary life of the writer who turned political persecution into literary triumph.
Colosseum's Secret VIP Entrance Discovered by Archaeologists
Groundbreaking discovery beneath the Colosseum reveals a hidden VIP entrance used by Roman elites to access their private seats, shedding new light on ancient social hierarchies.
Chester: Roman walls older than Britain's conquest
Explore Chester's remarkable Roman heritage where ancient walls, amphitheatres, and history come alive just miles from where the empire began its British conquest.
TFL teams up with Cats Protection for feline rehoming scheme
London's iconic Tube network has partnered with Cats Protection in an innovative scheme using Instagram-famous felines to help find homes for rescue cats across the capital.
Cat charity staff become mental health supporters
Cats Protection reveals its helpline staff are increasingly providing emotional support to lonely and distressed callers across England and Wales in moving new report.
Queen Victoria's Secret Isle of Wight Life Revealed
Newly digitised documents reveal intimate details of Queen Victoria's life at Osborne House, her beloved Isle of Wight retreat, offering a fresh perspective on the monarch's private world.
AFL Grand Final: Dream Clash to Crown Era's Greatest Team
The 2025 AFL Grand Final presents a dream match-up between two dominant teams, offering a historic opportunity to be crowned among the greatest sides of this generation.
Windsor Castle Bust Mystery Solved After 160 Years
A stunning discovery at Windsor Castle reveals a marble bust long believed to be Prince Albert was actually created for Queen Victoria's heartbroken daughter Princess Victoria following her father's tragic death. Royal historians uncover the truth 160 yea
Sabre-Tooth Cats: The Ancient Split From Domestic Felines
Groundbreaking genetic research reveals when fearsome sabre-tooth cats diverged from modern domestic cats, rewriting our understanding of feline evolution.
Dolly Mixture: Defying Skinheads & Dining with Bay City Rollers
An exclusive look back with the trailblazing post-punk trio Dolly Mixture on their wild journey from supporting The Jam to becoming cult indie icons, defying the era's aggression with their unique sound and spirit.
Queen Victoria's Beloved Kentia Palm: A Royal Botanical Obsession
The remarkable journey of the Kentia Palm from a remote Pacific island to Victorian drawing rooms. Discover the botanical history behind one of the world's most popular houseplants.
What Your Favourite Historical Era Reveals About You
A provocative new cultural analysis explores why we romanticise certain historical periods while ignoring their brutal realities. Discover what your period drama preference says about your subconscious desires and modern anxieties.
Pregnant Michelle Dockery Glows at Downton Abbey Premiere
Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery stuns on the red carpet in New York City, proudly displaying her baby bump in a glittering black gown at the premiere of the franchise's final film, 'A New Era'.
Howard Stern Quits Radio After 40 Years
Radio legend Howard Stern has announced his shock departure from his iconic show, marking the end of a four-decade career that revolutionised broadcasting. The self-proclaimed 'King of All Media' is stepping away from his SiriusXM show, leaving fans and t
Workhouses Funded By Slavery Compensation, Research Reveals
Groundbreaking research from UCL exposes how Britain's notorious Victorian workhouses were directly financed by the brutal transatlantic slave trade, forcing a national reckoning with our colonial past.
Pregnant Michelle Dockery glows at Downton Abbey premiere
Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery made a radiant appearance at the London premiere of 'A New Era', elegantly showcasing her pregnancy glow and baby bump in a black sequinned gown.
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