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The venue, located in Yokohama, Japan, offers some of the strangest types of food available, including reindeer hot pots, squirrel chitatap, snow shark liver and aged brown bear

Breaking wind excessively can be down to a number of factors, and while many of them aren't cause for concern, there are some cases in which you should see a doctor

Mahmoud Zendah was treated for his injuries at Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza after being detained for five days and being "dragged like a dog" by the IDF

A highly contagious and potentially deadly Victorian disease has been found in a UK school - and there's a subtle symptom of the illness that can be easily overlooked

The world's first "microwave bag" allows the user to heat up food to 80C in as little as five minutes, but doesn't use the waves found in the kitchen appliance, utilising heat-producing fibres instead

According to an auction house which specialises in historical artefacts, the menu was for a banquet held in Beijing on 19 October 1956 and marked the first state visit to China by Pakistan's Prime Minister

Modern humans who find it easy to wake up early are more likely to carry Neanderthal genetic variants according to new scientific research

One man's mission for the perfect breakfast-on-the-go turned into a complete failure, as he says the budget supermarket's triple-pack sarnie was 'pitiful' and 'disappointing'

Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan and the rest of the You've Got Mail cast are now in their 60s and 70s, with some of the actors having endured some tough times over the years

Just before Christmas 20 years ago, Strictly judge Shirley Ballas' brother David took his own life and she hasn't celebrated the holiday since - but new life in the family means all that will change

The Pentagon said the US army will start the new year off with its smallest band of soldiers since 1941 due to a stark decrease in enlistment, particularly in Gen Z

The three Israeli hostages accidentally shot dead by the IDF earlier this week were waving a white cloth on a stick and shouting in Hebrew, according to officials

In May 2021, despite gale force winds, freezing rains and hale pounding the city of Baiyin in Gansu, China, organisers of an ultra-marathon event decided to let it go ahead anyway

The son of a hero who saved hundreds of kids from the Holocaust met the few remaining survivors of the Kindertransport as Nicholas Winton's story finally gets the big screen treatment

Vladimir Putin's lead commander of strategic forces has warned the West that Russia is constantly in a state of "high readiness to perform tasks" referring to the country's nuclear capabilities

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said on Saturday HMS Diamond shot down a suspected attack drone in the Red Sea, firing one Sea Viper missile and destroying the target

People around the world rely on rivers for their freshwater to drink and wash in but many of the biggest across the planet are polluted beyond the point of human consumption

Okunoshima is a small island 44 miles off the coast of Japan, but it previously was impossible to find as it was ordered to be removed from all maps due to its harrowing past

Despite protests from a majority of countries as well as experts and civil activists, the agreement reached at the Cop28 summit did not include a promise to reduce fossil fuel use

Shi Cheng was intentionally flooded by the Chinese government in 1959 and nearly 300,000 people were relocated to make way for a hydroelectric dam. Now, some people dive at the site

Nicki Minaj has explained to her followers that she is too busy to give any time to Kanye West for his new album and their previous collaborative track

As global unease spreads over the rising death toll in Gaza the IDF announced it had killed three people held hostage by Hamas after mistaking them for enemy fighters

The access children have to social media and the questionable things they are exposed to on the internet are complex problems that won't be solved by the Government's idea to impose a blanket ban

As Taylor Swift fans call on their idol to speak out against Israel’s ongoing attacks on Gaza, the Cruel Summer singer’s ex Joe Alwyn has been praised for using his platform to raise awareness of what's happening in the Middle East

Israeli forces accidentally shot dead three hostages snatched by Hamas militants at the start of the conflict during fighting in Gaza on Friday, who the IDF believe may have been abandoned by their captors