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Artificial intelligence experts in South Korea are able to create virtual reality humans that are able to mimic voices and facial expressions. Tech experts from DeepBrain AI insist that their technology will help friends and family cope with grief...

A military spending bill, signed by US President Joe Biden, has been amended to include the 1945 case of an “avocado-shaped craft” that crashed in San Antonio, Texas. Astronomer Jacques Vallée wrote a book about the suspected UFO...

Des Breakey, a 36-year-old engineer from Manchester admitted that the challenge had hurt him "psychologically" and "physically" but said that he felt a huge sense of "accomplishment" after completing the task....

Top chefs have urged people to snack on the festive firs rather than throwing them away for a vitamin C boost and other health and environmental benefits. The chefs claim that "pretty much the whole thing" can be eaten as long as it is an...

A hospital was evacuated after a pensioner arrived with a World War I bomb stuck up his bottom. The 88-year-old man told stunned medics at a French hospital that the artillery shell was safe but nearby departments were cleared. A bomb disposal team...

It had been believed that the modern human race evolved to walk upright after our ancestors were forced to come down from trees and spend more time on land to find food, but a new study disputes this and suggests that early humans started to walk...

Russian attacks against the nation's power supplies have been constant in recent months and Donetsk governor Pavlo Kyrylenko is fearing the worst. He told Sky News: "Due to the fact that there is no heating, there is a risk that people may...

The exercise programme takes people from gentle stretching and builds up until they are doing the sports activities they were able to complete before falling ill. Scientists at the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University tested the scheme...

Researchers in Scotland have discovered that three species of the sea creatures have been found to have classic signs of the neurological disorder. The team from the University of Glasgow were surprised to notice the traits in the mammals, which...

The experts suggest that a previously unidentified immune response inside the nose that fights off viruses responsible for infections is suppressed by colder temperatures. The study was led by scientists at Mass Eye and Ear hospital and...

Caroline Davis has explained how she was half asleep when she dropped a lit cigarette onto her dressing gown as she drifted off into a snooze but her rodent, named Ratty, spotted it burning a hole in the clothing and quickly leapt into action. The...

UK Health Secretary Steve Barclay told the Spectator's health conference that putting microchips on urinals could help people discover if they are ill. The chips would analyse the urine and are able to tell if someone had a health condition....