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Greece: Thousands flee Greece's Santorini Island after earthquakes
Athens, Greece - Recent Thousands of people have fled the Greek island of Santorini by sea and air, after hundreds of ...
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1.4 million-year-old jaw that was 'a bit weird for Homo' turns out to be from never-before-seen human relative
A 1.4 million-year-old fossil jaw belongs to a previously unknown human relative from southern Africa, a new study finds.
'I think I've found the worst hotel in the world': Race Across The World's Alfie Watts films his stay in a property called the 'Alcatraz of Budapest' - and finds a KNIFE dow…
Officially it's called Muranyi 50 City Rooms, but it's known in Budapest as 'Alcatraz'. Alfie Watts, the winner of BBC1's ...
Fourteen cities and towns around the world with breathtaking waterways - including a surprising British metropolis with more canals than VENICE
In some of these spectacular destinations, it's actually easier to travel by water than road. Which one would you most like to be cast adrift in?
India part of two-time British Open champion Greg Norman’s conquest
Greg Norman, former British Open champion and CEO of LIV Golf, discusses the impact of LIV Golf on the sport, noting the new ...
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Dozens of Earthquakes Shake Greek Island of Santorini
As the popular Greek Island of Santorini is set to be hit with even more tremors and earthquakes. Checkout this video of a poor dog experiencing the powerful effects of an earthquake. A huge increase ...
Why did Andy Reid, Chiefs dump John Dorsey? What if the Browns had kept Dorsey, Kitchens?
A week-long series of Browns/Ohio-related Super Bowl stories begins with some million-dollar questions about John Dorsey.
Sunderland dad's brain implant made 'huge difference' to Parkinson's disease symptoms
A Sunderland man who was among the first in the world to have new brain implant technology to control his Parkinson's symptoms said it had made a "real difference" to his life. Kevin Hill told ...