Karachi issues second-highest e-challan as minor caught driving bus in DHA
Karachi traffic police have issued the city’s second-highest e-challan of Rs50,000 to a bus owner after a video showing a minor driving a passenger bus in DHA went viral on social media.
Couple join their own wedding reception online after flight gets cancelled
Kapil and Nikita, a tech-savvy Indian couple, attended their wedding reception through a video call after their IndiGo flight to Delhi was cancelled.
Crystal Fabergé egg crafted for Russian royalty shatters record and sells for $30.2 million
The Winter Egg, which was compared to the iconic Mona Lisa, was just one of seven of the opulent ovoids remaining in private hands, Christie’s London auction house said
No yolk: police 'recover' Faberge egg swallowed by thief
The 32-year-old allegedly gulped down the egg late last week from a store in the country's largest city, Auckland, but was arrested before he could flee. "Police can confirm the pendant was recovered"
Stargazers made the most of final glimpse of 2025 full Moon in Pakistan
It will continue to mesmerise people on Friday night also. Supermoons happen because the Moon's orbit around Earth isn't a perfect circle. It's elliptical, or slightly egg-shaped.
Viral video shows donkey wearing a helmet in Lahore
As Punjab intensifies its crackdown on underage, unlicensed, and helmetless motorcyclists, a viral video showing a donkey wearing a helmet has taken social media by storm
Your last chance to see big, high and bright supermoon in 2025
Cold Moon will rise in northeast on 4 December at around 3pm, then set in north west around 9am following morning, meaning it's visible before sunset on Thursday, through to sunrise on Friday
Scientists discover new lion roar using artificial intelligence
Bioacoustics, the study of the production, transmission and reception of sound in living organisms, is increasingly used in ecological research to study organisms without needing to lay eyes on them
India's justice system exposed as Hindu murderer hid as Muslim for 36 years
Pradeep Saxena, a Hindu man who killed his brother, evaded arrest in India for 36 years by living as a Muslim, exposing major lapses in law enforcement
Gruesome death ordered for 172 bears as hunt ritual approved
Hunting is an important and effective tool that is used to manage wildlife populations across the world
Scientists baffled as mysterious halo of red light appears over Italian town
Strangely, this ring bears a striking resemblance to another red halo that was spotted by Mr Binotto in the same location in March 2023
Global tiger trafficking crisis worsens, report warns
Despite half a century of international protection, TRAFFIC’s findings showed that tiger trafficking is accelerating and increasingly targeting whole animals, living or dead.
Thai woman found alive in coffin after being brought in for cremation
Wat Rat Prakhong Tham, a Buddhist temple, posted a video on its Facebook page, showing a woman lying in a white coffin in the back of a pick-up truck, slightly moving her arms and head
Scientists say most dogs have some wolf DNA - even chihuahuas
That is the discovery announced on Monday by US scientists, who were surprised to find that nearly two thirds of all dog breeds have a detectable amount of wolf DNA
Pakistan's owls facing decline amid habitat loss, poaching, urbanisation
"Owls are predators and feed on small animals like birds, rodents, reptiles and some of them on insects as well,” she said.
Ancient Roman coffin disturbed by archaeologists for the first time in 1,700 years
Untouched by looters and sealed for centuries, the sarcophagus was found with its stone lid still fixed in place, secured by metal clamps and molten lead
Indian state faces rising bear attacks amid climate change
Officials say changing weather patterns have disrupted this behaviour. Warmer temperatures, delayed snowfall and shrinking food availability are believed to be keeping bears active
Bottlenose dolphins sighted in Gwadar coast as WWF stresses protection of marine ecosystem
Marine biologists consider bottlenose dolphins a key indicator species, as their presence often reflects balanced prey availability and stable ecological conditions.
Ancient 'crocodile warrior' lived before dinosaurs with brutal killing technique
An ancient predator that lived before the dinosaurs was a “precursor” of the modern crocodile.
How our scent secretly signals social status
The researchers recruited 76 male students who provided saliva samples to measure testosterone. They also wore shirts that served as scent samples and filled out a questionnaire on social status.
New York village no longer accepting email and phone complaints after being inundated online
Islandia on Long Island now requires complaints be submitted in-person at the village’s government offices.
Mellon Blue diamond fetches $25.6m at Geneva auction
It previously belonged to American horticulturalist, philanthropist, and art collector Rachel Lambert Mellon, better known as Bunny Mellon, who died in 2014.
Devil in the beetails: scientists discover new 'lucifer' bee
The female had these incredible little horns on her face
Saudi Arabia fights to revive a vanishing flower
This plant is highly grazing, so it is not found in plains or open areas because camels heavily graze it. Therefore, it is more commonly found in mountainous or calcareous regions
Brown bear airlifted from Karachi begins journey to recovery at Islamabad facility
Rano was relocated in compliance with a court directive, after a welfare petition documented distress, behavioral trauma and injuries linked to her captivity
Rakhi Sawant claims Donald Trump is her biological father
Bollywood actress Rakhi Sawant has claimed that former US President Donald Trump is her biological father, citing a letter allegedly left by her late mother.
All set to airlift Karachi Zoo's brown bear to Islamabad sanctuary
The Sindh High Court had directed the KMC and the Sindh Wildlife Department to move the bear to a facility managed by the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board
Military deployed to battle bloodthirsty bears after spate of deadly maulings
Victims have been savaged outside schools, at bus stops, and even inside supermarkets
World's most expensive coffee goes on sale in Dubai at $1,000 a cup
Selling for nearly $1,000 a cup, a cafe in Dubai is offering the world's most expensive coffee, brewed from Panamanian beans sold at a premium price.
Traffic e-challan system issues fine for stolen bike in Karachi
Traffic e-challan system issues fine for stolen bike in Karachi
Plans to kill half a million owls in three US states spark outrage
The initiative will see trained hunters unleashed in California, Oregon and Washington to take out Barred Owls because they are 'better hunters' and are outcompeting the native Spotted Owl.
Quetta sky depicts rare lenticular cloud formation
Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the unusual sight was a rare lenticular cloud formation seen above the Koh-e-Murdaar range, located east of Quetta city.
China's heatwaves threaten to dry up supply of delicious 'hairy crabs'
The Chinese mitten crabs, as they are also known, can sell for hundreds of dollars when exported in sets of four to countries such as Singapore and Japan
Dracula comes to The London Dungeon for Halloween
The tourist attraction by the River Thames is running a special Dracula show for the occasion, where guests walk into a specially-made graveyard where the famed character awaits
Picasso portrait of muse Dora Maar in vivid hat, sells for 32 million euros
Painted in July 1943, “Bust of a Woman with a Flowered Hat (Dora Maar)” depicts Maar in a brightly coloured floral hat. The work was purchased in 1944 and had not been on the market since
Skeletons parade opens Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City
Participants painted their faces and donned elaborate costumes to embody the iconic Mexican skeleton character in one of the city's most anticipated annual events
Study finds Indian wolf sliding towards extinction
For the first time, the species has been evaluated independently from other wolf subspecies due to its genetic distinctiveness and adaptation to India’s semi-arid habitats
Unusual condition added to divorce agreement in Istanbul
Unusual condition added to divorce agreement in Istanbul
Louvre chief blames CCTV gaps for $102 million jewellery heist
Laurence des Cars, the Louvre director, told senators that she had offered her resignation, but it had been refused by Culture Minister Rachida Dati, who has also come under fire after robbery
Millions of red crabs begin annual migration on Christmas Island to the sea
With a population of over 100 million, the crabs are unique to the island — much of which is designated as a national park — and protected by Australian law
Firefighters set Guinness World Record with Burj Khalifa climb
Team completed the climb, 159 floors via the stairs, in just 52 minutes and 30 seconds
Priceless jewels stolen from France's Louvre Museum in four-minute heist
Beyond their market value, these items have priceless heritage and historical value
Pakistan to devise plan to protect endangered sharks in Arabian Sea
The initiative would align with the Food and Agriculture Organization’s International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks
Brown bear Rano set to relocate to Islamabad sanctuary from Karachi zoo on court order
“She has shown signs of pacing, self-licking and rocking — indicators of chronic stress,” the report noted, adding that bears like Rano suffer “physiological stress
Scientists discover gold nanoparticles hidden in spruce tree needles
"Our results suggest that bacteria and other microbes living inside plants may influence the accumulation of gold in trees
This is the whopping price of world's most expensive burger
Spain’s Asador Aupa created a secret-ingredient $11,000 burger, available only by invitation after application—money alone isn’t enough.
Ancient Roman shipwreck found underwater as divers find treasure on boat sunk in storm
An ancient Roman ship downed by a storm has been found centuries later at a holiday hotspot
Old bones reveal that colonists brought donkeys to the New World
“We have no written records of donkeys,” said Krigbaum. “Yet the bones tell a different story.” In other words, archives are invaluable, but the ground keeps its own ledger.
French court jails TikToker for scaring people with fake syringe pranks
The TikToker, identified as Ayaan M., is known on social media as Amine Mojito and is 27 years old
Which is the noisiest city on Earth?
UNEP report ranks Dhaka noisiest city, followed by Moradabad and Islamabad; chronic noise harms health in major South Asian cities.
Adidas launches exclusive pets collection featuring clothing for cats and dogs
Adidas launches pet collection in China with stylish clothing, collars, carrier bags, and winter wear for cats and dogs.
Red Sea completely dried out 6.2m years ago
Then, almost as suddenly, water levels returned to normal
Rare hybrid bird discovered in Texas backyard
First known case of a hybrid animal arising in the wild because of recent shifts in climate
Judge criticises doctor's illegible handwriting, suggests medical schools should teach penmanship
Judge says unreadable prescriptions can endanger lives
Mysterious 160m -year-old creature unearthed in Scotland is part lizard, part snake
It had a snake-like jaw and curved teeth similar to a modern python, but its body was short, with fully formed limbs like a lizard
Yellow warblers are stuck with the wrong beaks in a warming world
Birds are already mismatched with the climate they now face
Egypt's wrestler pulls ship using his teeth
Egyptian strongman Ashraf Mahrous pulled 1,150-ton ships with his teeth, aiming for a world record with spiritual focus
California police pull over a self-driving Waymo for an illegal U-turn, but they can't ticket
A new law in California that kicks in next year will allow police to report moving violations to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Pakistani expat caring for 65 rescued cats faces eviction deadline in Dubai
Woman who spends life savings on street cats appeals to rehome them before deadline
Camel attacked for entering fields in Sukkur undergoes surgery
The animal has undergone surgical procedures to fix its jaw and amputate the injured leg
Rains bring rare floral bloom to Chile's Atacama Desert
Families and visitors flocked to Llanos de Challe National Park
Trump's granddaughter launches clothing brand from White House
Kai Trump is the eldest of US president's grandchildren
'Almost impossible': Brazilian skater Sandro Dias makes history on mega ramp
Brazilian skateboarding legend Sandro Dias fulfilled a longtime dream and smashed two world records.
Which is the world's rainiest region
Two places in Meghalaya are globally renowned for receiving the highest rainfall
Million-year-old skull could change human evolution timeline
The findings are based on a reconstruction of a crushed skull discovered in China in 1990
Scientists develop shark-proof wetsuit as footage shows it resisting bite
These range from standard neoprene wetsuits, to heavy chainmail suits
World's second biggest diamond awaits a home
2,492–carat stone thought to be worth tens of millions could end up in a museum
Sweden becomes the first country to be available on prescription
A research-backed destination prescription concept has been curated by Visit Sweden
The Iceman mummy who was murdered 5,300 years ago in Alps
Hikers alerted the authorities, who spent several days extracting the mummified corpse
Indian village receives electricity for the first time in 78 years
INR50,000 spent on transformer, poles and new distribution network
Ancient pharaoh's bracelet stolen from Cairo museum and melted down
The bracelet, containing a lapis lazuli bead, belonged to Pharaoh Amenemope
Police arrest two suspects for chopping off camel's leg in Sukkur
The three individuals cut off the rear right leg of the animal on Thursday
A knife broke off in a man's chest, and he didn't notice it for 8 years
The man eight years earlier had been stabbed repeatedly in the chest
Leopard captured in lower Galiyat after attacking livestock
The predator had recently killed several goats in Bara Hoter and nearby areas
Floodwaters unearth ancient coins, artefacts in DG Khan
Dist admin has announced plans to launch formal archaeological excavations
Zookeeper eaten alive by pack of lions at safari park
The horror ordeal lasted around agonising 15 minutes before staff managed to reach him
1,400-year-old Christian cross found in Abu Dhabi
The island sits about 110 miles southwest of Abu Dhabi
What influencers could look like in 2050
Thanks to hours hunched over their smartphones – including patchy skin, bald spots,
'Blood Moon' to rise during total lunar eclipse Sunday night
The Moon appears red during lunar eclipses because the only sunlight reaching it is "reflected"
1,500-year-old ghostly figurines thought to hold the souls of the dead
Two cylindrical clay sculptures may represent dancers who performed at a funeral 1,500 years ago
American sets guinness world record for largest collection of crocs
Doggie Lash, a resident of Connecticut, USA, received confirmation from Guinness World Records
Need a pee? Japan has QR code for that
The service is multi-lingual and available in English, Chinese and Korean.
Why the egusi? A Nigerian melon seed's journey into space
The egusi, a staple in many West African kitchens, became the unlikely ambassador in space
German citizen sparks controversy by changing gender to serve sentence in women's prison
Liebsch was sentenced to 18 months in prison in July 2023
Archaeologists in Georgia unearth 1.8-million-year-old human jawbone
The Georgian site at Orozmani has brought to light the oldest remains of early humans
New 125m year-old dinosaur species discovered with unusual feature
They were previously thought to be from one of the two similar known local species
Japanese climber, 102, sets Mount Fuji record
Akuzawa summited Japan's highest peak after climbing a mountain on an almost as part of his training
America's cultural crisis: Reading less, scrolling more
Reading has historically been a low-barrier, high-impact way to engage creatively
Chinese YouTuber builds metro subway for his cats
His cats can be seen calmly sitting and traveling inside the train
Japan city proposes two-hour daily smartphone limit
Japan city proposes two-hour daily smartphone limit
Super white falcon fetches $40,000 at Saudi Arabia auction
The bird is under a year old, about 40 centimeters in height, and weighs just over 1 kg
Fossil discovery in Ethiopia reveals missing chapter in human evolution
The researchers say that more fossils are needed before the species can be formally named
Scientists discover an ancient whale with a Pokémon face and a predator bite
This oddball of the ocean was nasty, mean and built to hunt
Teenage engineering unveils free Computer-2 case, charges only for delivery
Teenage engineering unveils free Computer-2 case, charges only for delivery
Bright orange shark spotted for 'first time ever' after being reeled in by fisherman
Its discovery prompted questions for marine biologists
Alaskan man gifted new motorcycle by Putin during Trump summit
Alaskan man gifted new motorcycle by Putin during Trump summit
Ireland's 97-year-old becomes Europe's oldest parkrunner
Ireland's 97-year-old becomes Europe's oldest parkrunner
The last-ditch race to save the Orinoco crocodile
Fewer than 100 Orinoco crocodiles, one of the largest living reptiles in the world, remain in wild
Kids pick up emotions in music long before they can read
Preschoolers have a natural ear for musical emotions
Robot dog in Mexico teaches animal kindness on the streets
Robot dog in Mexico teaches animal kindness on the streets
Monkeys caught targeting tourists, making off with phones to trade for food
Around 600 of these roguish monkeys live at Uluwatu Temple
20-year-old creates new nation with just 400 people
Jackson founded the Free Republic of Verdis on May 30, 2019
Nasa races to put nuclear reactors on Moon and Mars
US space agency plans to build nuclear reactor on Moon by 2030
A speeding motorist driving at 199 mph on Germany's Autobahn is fined more than $1,000
The section of the motorway where the record-breaking driver was caught has a limit of 74.5 mph
Israel euthanises crocodiles after repeated escapes and inhumane treatment
The exact number of crocodiles euthanised and the method of culling were not immediately clear
Case registered against teacher, parent for stealing exam papers
Case registered against teacher, parent for stealing exam papers
Voice of Scarlett Johansson being used to scare off wolves
Voice of Scarlett Johansson being used to scare off wolves
New ancient marine reptile species discovered in German fossil site
The formation has now offered up a fresh treat
UK dog surfing championship sees dogs smash three records in one day
UK dog surfing championship sees dogs smash three records in one day
How do frogs breathe, drink through their skin?
They can breathe, drink through their thin skin — but how does that work?
Truck driver spent 21 years creating massive model of New York City!
Truck driver spent 21 years creating massive model of New York City!
Radioactive wasp nest found at site where US once made nuclear bombs
The nest had a radiation level 10 times what is allowed by federal regulations
Citizens in awe as Dubai's humanoid robot sprints through streets
This public demonstration highlights Dubai’s growing embrace of advanced robotics
'Very peculiar': Harvard physicist suggests interstellar object nearing the sun might be alien probe
The interloper, named 3I/ATLAS, was spotted on July 1 by ATLAS telescope in Rio Hurtado, Chile
Japan recalls 16,000 toy pistols capable of firing real bullets
Japan recalls 16,000 toy pistols capable of firing real bullets
Toddler bites cobra to death after venomous snake attacked him
Cobra bites are highly dangerous to humans, and can cause severe tissue damage and death
Driver in China turns car bonnet into fish tank - literally
China’s animal protection laws, while improving, remain limited compared to global standards
US woman, missing since 1962, located after decades in Wisconsin
US woman, missing since 1962, located after decades in Wisconsin
America's whites-only community focuses on European heritage
Arkansas’s whites-only community focuses on European heritage
Man posed as an ambassador and ran a fake embassy in India
Cars with fake diplomatic plates recovered
Philippines' playfair arcade sets Guinness record with massive claw machine
Philippines’ playfair arcade sets Guinness record with massive claw machine
Artificial light affects bird brains like a pollutant
Artificial light is negatively impacting the brains of social birds
Man dies from snakebite after putting rescued reptile around his neck
The incident occurred in Raghogarh, India
Largest piece of Mars on Earth fetches $5.3 million at auction, but young dinosaur steals the show
The 54-pound (25-kilogram) rock named NWA 16788 was discovered in the Sahara Desert in Niger
Exploring the world's oldest countries: From Persia to San Marino
Exploring the world’s oldest countries: From Persia to San Marino
Kaffeost: Sweden's surprising coffee-and-cheese tradition
Kaffeost: Sweden’s surprising coffee-and-cheese tradition
Sharks don't just glow blue – they use nanotech to shift colour underwater
Nanostructure within its skin
This photo of bird has second creature hidden in it - so, can you spot it?
You should be able to see goat's head emerging from kookaburra
Hungary's oldest library is fighting to save 100,000 books from a beetle infestation
Hungary’s oldest library is fighting to save 100,000 books from a beetle infestation
Killer whales giving fish to humans worldwide – what's going on?
34 documented incidents have revealed
55-year-old peon from Pishin passes matric exam
His result was announced yesterday, bringing smiles and pride to his colleagues and teachers
Cat, dog owners want future tech to translate what their pets saying
the majority (20 per cent) would opt to know about their physical health
What your tattoos say about you, according to science
People with cheerful, colourful tattoos are seen as more agreeable
World's narrowest drivable car - see if you can fit in it
The Fiat Panda fits a driver in the front and one passenger in back if they are slender enough
Russia jails 'Jesus of Siberia' sect leader for 12 years
Sergei Torop set up the Church in Siberia's Krasnoyarsk region in 1991
Chinese man breaks 4 world records for stacking huge house of cards
Stacking skills with cards and Jenga blocks earn man 4 world records
Panic as flaming object seen streaking through sky in US states
'This streak was detected between 12:51 to 12:56 pm.'
Sheikh Hamdan pays bill for everyone at restaurant in Dubai Mall
Sheikh Hamdan pays bill for everyone at restaurant in Dubai Mall
YouTuber assembles team of domino stackers to build world's tallest tower
YouTuber assembles team of domino stackers to build world's tallest tower
How to keep potatoes fresh for approximately five months
How to keep potatoes fresh for approximately five months
China's driver monitoring system misreads small eyes, sparks alarms
The incident, shared by a Chinese blogger, highlights quirks in advanced vehicle safety
Angry man sets bees on police during routine traffic stop
Angry man sets bees on police during routine traffic stop
Historic gold coin collection auctioned for $3.48M in Paris
Paul Nars spent his life amassing these gold coins but he passed away last year
Man finds $50,000 lottery ticket prize while cleaning out his car
Man finds $50,000 lottery ticket prize while cleaning out his car
Fake flight attendant took 120 free flights before arrest
Fake flight attendant took 120 free flights before arrest
Which animal has heart in its head
The position of a shrimp's heart is just one example of how nature adapts living beings for survival
Scientists track egret's 38-hour flight from Australia to PNG
Australian researchers used GPS to follow eight plumed egrets and 10 great egrets over months
Fisherman baffled after stumbling across huge black iceberg off coast of Canada
ice became mixed with soot from a huge volcanic eruption
World's largest game of red light, green light played in USA
The game ended up breaking the record with 1,423 participants
US citizen breaks Guinness World Record for playing golf for 36 hours
US citizen breaks Guinness World Record for playing golf for 36 hours
Swiss citizen sets world record by remaining buried in snow for two hours
He took on this challenge to demonstrate his strength and determination
Love in digital age: Man's conversation with ChatGPT raises eyebrows
Love in digital age: Man’s conversation with ChatGPT raises eyebrows
Australian woman hits 7000 pull ups to set new record
She trained for three months before taking on her first attempt at the record in Sep 2024
Emu war: When Australia lost war against birds
Witnesses were astonished at the emus’ alleged ability to survive shots
Meat of brown bears to be available to eat in Slovakia
The country reported a total of 54 bear attacks from 2000-2020
What happens when passenger dies in aeroplane
Flights attendants trained to deal with any possible emergency situations
Expert reveals why you should never feed your cat milk - even though they love it
milk is a completely unnecessary part of their diet
Where is the world's largest petrol station? You won't believe what is inside
Where is the world's largest petrol station? You won't believe what is inside
People from poor backgrounds deemed more trustworthy than those raised with money: study
Trust is essential for healthy relationships
Social media users baffled after discovering 10 days missing from iPhone calendar
The strange omission was spotted by a sharp-eyed iPhone user
Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result
Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result
iphone survives 14,000-foot drop In skydiving accident
Each year, Apple strengthens the iPhone with better front and back glass
Cyclist hit by goat during third stage of race
The cyclist somehow managed to avoid crashing by going on the grass verge
Man mauled to death, eaten by his own pet lion
The big cat shot, killed because it refused to leave the remains
'Asian unicorn' – not seen in wild since 2013 – could still be saved
This could be the key to saving the saola from extinction.
Man allows himself to be bitten by snake in name of science
Tim Friede has a superpower – he is immune to snake bite
Deadly disease kills over 100 yaks in Hunza region
We rely on tourism and livestock farming to make ends meet
Archaeologists too scared to open up tomb of China's first emperor
The tomb is guarded by a terracotta army of soldiers and horses
When world's tallest and smallest dogs meet
One was as big as small horse, the other as small as apple
Tourist bitten by crocodile after mistaking it for statue
Man was trapped inside enclosure for 30 minutes before being rescued
Photo shows wild chimps sharing boozy fruit for first time
Researchers say it may give clues to how humans first used booze
Which living being can live up to a week even without his head
A cockroach can survive for nearly a week (in some cases even weeks) without a head
Despite broken car mirrors, US residents ready to handle woodpeckers' invasion
Despite broken car mirrors, US residents ready to handle woodpeckers' invasion
Beaches in Portugal at risk of disappearing
The need for an emergency public tender to add the sand into the beach
Birds have personality, they express it through song
In birds, singing behaviours play a critical role
Letter sheds possible new light on Shakespeare's marriage
It was said that he left her in Stratford-upon-Avon while he spent his time in London
121 metre long cake gives a taste for records
Youssef El Gatou brought together 20 chefs to make 1.2 tonne cake that took a week to complete
Antarctica's 40-year mystery: scientists reveal what caused reappearance of hole
This upwelling helps to explain how the sea ice might melt
Just a few DeLorean cars are left on British roads
Back To The Future's DeLorean has almost vanished from UK roads
China ready to unveil world's tallest bridge in June this year
China ready to unveil world's tallest bridge in June this year
China hosts world's first race between humans and robots
Some of the robots that took part were as short as 3ft 9in, while others were as tall as 5ft 9in
During search operation, police catch four-foot long alligator in UK
Police catch four-foot long alligator in UK
Earthquake: Zoo animals sense tremors first, react swiftly
Herd reacted quickly, encircling their calves as ground shook
Candidate arrived 25 minutes early for interview, and rejected precisely for this reason
Too much early arrival can also cost you your interview for job
Police detain six climbers who wanted to scale famous church in Germany
Police detain six climbers who wanted to scale famous church in Germany
US woman breaks record for world's biggest female mouth gape
US woman breaks record for world’s biggest female mouth gape
Rare blue diamond shines at $100m exhibition in Abu Dhabi
The eight diamonds on display at the Sotheby’s exhibition have a total weight of over 700 carats
Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson attacked by Ostrich during US trip
Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson attacked by Ostrich during US trip
This super rat saving lives by sniffing out landmines
This super rat saving lives by sniffing out landmines
