Food products containing or contaminated by allergens but without proper labeling were the leading cause of recalls in 2023 ...

Supermarkets will have aisles full of foods for the elderly, as well as the usual baby pouches and snacks. Your chocolate won’t come from cocoa at all, but from broad bean plants. These are some of ...

A new study has revealed what ancient Egyptian mummies smell like – and the results might surprise you. Researchers from UCL ...

Swans are, of course, no longer eaten, but Swan Upping still takes place once a year on the River Thames. The Swan Uppers weigh and measure the cygnets and check them for any signs of injury, commonly ...

Until the middle of the nineteenth century the Sovereign regularly travelled on the river Thames, either on State occasions or between the Royal Palaces of Windsor, Westminster, Hampton Court, ...

The department has isolated the bacteria, Campylobacter jejuni or C-jejuni. Of the total number of cases (166), five have succumbed, 52 have been discharged, 21 are on ventilators and 61 are in ICU.

A seal fishing and devouring its dinner has been spotted in the River Thames in Surrey. A number of people caught a glimpse of the stunning animal "with a very big fish in its mouth" on Sunday ...

Pune: Officials from the state health department confirmed on Tuesday the outbreak of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) cases in Pune - one of the world's largest - was caused by the bacteria ...

The bacteria in your mouth and on your tongue may be linked to changes in brain function as you age, new research suggested. The study, led by the University of Exeter, found that certain bacteria ...

Thames Water will likely end up paying around £200 million ($250 million) to advisers by the middle of this year, as the firm looks to find an equity investor and cut its liabilities. The ...

Some of them work on bacteria that can chew up plastics; others work directly with enzymes that can clean up the waste. Multiple scientists, including Manjunath, have turned into entrepreneurs ...

The Thames Tideway Tunnel, also referred to as a 'super sewer' was a £4.5 billion mega project that spans 15-miles from West to East London, largely under the route of the River Thames.