Brit scientists over the Moon after growing tea in lunar soil

Led by Professor Nigel Mason of Kent's School of Physics and Astronomy and Dr Sara Lopez-Gomollon of the university's School ...

Burberry brings British nostalgia to London Fashion Week with tea-time tartan and trench coats

Since taking over at Burberry in 2022, Lee has made no secret of wanting to restore a distinctly British spirit to the house, ...

New research finds widespread misconceptions about the tea we drink

Tea growers around the world often face significant challenges – including low pay, inequality, and climate change impacts – ...

Madeleine McCann: Chilling new photos of suspect's lair with 'kids clothes and sick videos'

Police made an horrific discovery in a remote factory owned by Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's ...

Archaeology student unearths rare stone carving that may show Pictish face

An archaeology student has discovered what is thought may be a rare carving of a Pict’s face while volunteering on a dig.

Archaeology student unearths 'incredibly rare' stone carving at Scottish dig

Jodie Allan was digging at East Lomond hill fort when she found what she thought was a piece of slag while sieving soil from ...
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Coco Rocha’s Career Has Never Stopped Evolving

With the Canadian model front and centre as host of the resurrected Project Runway Canada, it would be tempting to declare ...
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UNCW remembers the 9/11 attacks 24 years later

American soil, the UNCW community gathered to remember, reflect and honor the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001. Although many ...
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How fast fashion became one of the planet’s deadliest industries—and no one’s stopping it

When I first heard someone call fashion “deadly,” I thought it was an exaggeration. Clothes might be wasteful, exploitative, or toxic—but deadly? That seemed dramatic. Then I looked closer. Behind ...