New evidence supporting a "gut–muscle axis" suggests that a specific microorganism found in the human digestive tract could play a surprising role in physical performance and strength.
Archaeologists studying a collection of stone fragments unearthed in the Middle East believe they may have discovered the earliest known example of applied geometry, predating Greek mathematics by thousands of years.
The comb jelly, a translucent marine animal that drifts through the world's oceans, has long been considered one of nature's simpler creatures — but a new analysis is forcing researchers to reconsider.
Every winter, millions of Britons reach for vitamin C supplements at the first hint of a cold. But does the science actually support this widespread habit? Researchers have taken a closer look.
A growing body of evidence is challenging the longstanding assumption that human evolution has effectively slowed or stopped. New data suggests our species may be changing faster than at any point in our history.
After migrating 18 million player records and three billion transactions, Britain's National Lottery is preparing to launch new draw games and a record 12 million people are already playing online.
Whether you arrived last year or a decade ago, these eight practical income paths can help you build financial stability in Britain — without a large upfront investment.
Family and friends gathered in Manchester to say goodbye to a beloved local entrepreneur — sending him off with an unforgettable aerial tribute of rose petals and falling banknotes.
It sounds like an excuse to relax — but scientists say immersing yourself in hot water before a workout could actually make you a better runner and improve cardiovascular endurance.
A comprehensive new study involving hundreds of thousands of participants has attempted to pin down exactly how many cups of coffee per day produces the greatest reduction in reported stress levels.