Brit escapes Pompeii curse after artefact theft
A UK holidaymaker narrowly avoided the legendary curse of Pompeii after being caught red-handed stealing ancient relics from the historic site.
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Tourist steals stones from Pompeii, faces backlash
A Scottish tourist sparked outrage after being caught stealing ancient stones from the historic Pompeii ruins in Italy. Authorities are now investigating the incident, which could lead to severe penalties.
AI Crime Map Predicts UK Offences Before They Happen
Experts develop a £4m AI-powered crime database to predict and prevent offences across the UK, inspired by the sci-fi film 'Minority Report'.
Ancient Coin Linked to Jesus Found in Israel
Archaeologists have discovered a mysterious coin in Israel that may be connected to Jesus and an ancient biblical prophecy, shedding new light on historical and religious narratives.
Oldest human ancestor species discovered
Archaeologists have identified a new species believed to be the earliest human ancestor, reshaping our understanding of evolution.
Heatwave reveals ghostly outlines of lost historic buildings
Britain's scorching summer has exposed long-lost architectural treasures as parch marks reveal ghostly outlines of forgotten halls, walls and structures beneath the soil.
Turin Shroud Blood Linked to Jesus in New Study
Groundbreaking research suggests bloodstains on the Shroud of Turin may belong to Jesus Christ, with forensic analysis pointing to crucifixion and resurrection evidence.
Medieval Brits had West African ancestry
Groundbreaking research reveals West African heritage in medieval British skeletons, rewriting history books.
Medieval England had West African ancestry, DNA reveals
Groundbreaking research uncovers West African ancestry in medieval England, rewriting narratives of migration and diversity in Britain's past.
DNA tests solve mystery of Peru's 'alien mummies'
Genetic analysis of the bizarre 'alien mummies' discovered in Peru has uncovered startling revelations about their origins, challenging theories of extraterrestrial life.
Ancient 7,000-year-old footprints found in Boston
Archaeologists in Boston, Massachusetts, have discovered remarkably preserved human footprints believed to be over 7,000 years old, shedding new light on early human activity in North America.
Anglo-Saxon skeleton reveals Folkestone's ancient secrets
A remarkable Anglo-Saxon skeleton discovered in Folkestone is providing new insights into early medieval life, helping historians and archaeologists piece together the past with greater clarity.
ABC Anchor Confirms DC Crime Epidemic
A prominent ABC News anchor has revealed alarming details about the escalating crime crisis in Washington DC, raising urgent questions about public safety.
Gangster's encrypted messages expose crime syndicate
Shocking details emerge as a gangster's encrypted messages reveal brutal threats and criminal plots. Read the full exposé on this underworld drama.
New statue discovery baffles Easter Island experts
Archaeologists are stunned by the discovery of a new Moai statue on Easter Island, raising fresh questions about the island's ancient civilisation.
Teen charged with murder after mother found dead
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder following the discovery of his mother's body in a tragic incident that has shocked the community.
Lost Mayan City Discovered in Mexican Jungle
A team of archaeologists has uncovered a long-lost Mayan city deep in the jungles of Mexico, revealing stunning pyramids, ball courts, and hieroglyphics that could rewrite history.
UK machete ban proposed to tackle violent crime
The UK government is proposing a ban on machetes and other large knives in an effort to curb violent crime. Learn more about the new measures and their potential impact.
Eve Macdonald's Carthage: Ancient history redefined
Explore the captivating history of Carthage through Eve Macdonald's groundbreaking book, offering fresh insights into this ancient civilization's rise and fall.
Paris exhibition saves Gaza's lost treasures
A remarkable Paris exhibition has salvaged priceless artefacts from Gaza, showcasing the resilience of Palestinian heritage amid conflict. Discover the story behind these treasures.
New clues about origins of 'Hobbit' humans
Scientists uncover fresh evidence about the enigmatic 'Hobbit' species, Homo floresiensis, shedding light on their possible ancestors and evolutionary journey.
Pompeii survivors thrived after Vesuvius disaster
Groundbreaking research uncovers how survivors of the Pompeii disaster not only escaped but thrived in nearby Roman cities, reshaping history's narrative.
Shroud of Turin: New research on Jesus image mystery
New research reignites debate over the Shroud of Turin, with scientists questioning whether the enigmatic cloth could indeed carry the imprint of Jesus Christ.
Ancient Underwater City May Rewrite Noah's Ark History
Archaeologists have discovered a 5,000-year-old underwater city in Turkey that may challenge traditional interpretations of Noah's Ark and biblical history.
Roman artefacts unearthed in UK garden
A couple in the UK unearthed rare Roman artefacts while digging in their garden, leading to an exciting archaeological investigation.
Trump's crime claims vs FBI data: The real story
Former President Donald Trump insists crime is dropping under his influence, but FBI statistics paint a more complex picture. We examine the facts behind the rhetoric.
Great Pyramid construction timeline shattered by new evidence
Groundbreaking archaeological findings challenge long-held beliefs about when and how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built, rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
Ancient Roman working-class homes found in metro dig
Archaeologists have discovered remarkably preserved homes of working-class Romans during excavations for a new metro line in Rome, shedding light on daily life in ancient times.
Ancient Arctic cave reveals Norway's prehistoric secrets
Archaeologists uncover a hidden Arctic cave in Norway filled with ancient artefacts, offering new insights into prehistoric life in the region.
Civilisation collapse: Why empires fail and we might too
New research uncovers alarming historical cycles that suggest modern societies may be heading for collapse. Are we repeating the mistakes of fallen empires?
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