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The asteroid, dubbed 2007FT3, was spotted 16 years ago but was so faint it vanished although scientists were able to work out when it is next due near the Earth later this year

After the Christmas and New Year break it can be a shock to the system getting back into the habit of rising early for work and getting sleep routines back to normal

Dr Renée Hoenderkamp was celebrating New Year's Eve at the Old Bull & Bush in Hampstead, north London, and wanted to toast 2024 with her daughter, but was refused by the manager

If a bank holiday lands on a weekend, the first Monday which follows becomes a "substitute" bank holiday. But remember, not everyone gets to enjoy these days off as employers aren't required to give paid leave on these days

Grade II listed Oxon Hoath, in Sevenoaks, Kent, dates back to the 14th century and boasts 28 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms and is up for sale for around £8 million

Daniel Ward, 53, moved to Scotland from his home in England with his eight-stone pet Legend before a ban on American bully XL breeds came into force in England and Wales

Patients who have experienced the virulent JN.1 Covid strain are said to have reported two more symptoms of coronavirus as it continues to flourish around the world

Ava Kennedy, 13, was at school when she felt a burning sensation in her legs which eventually caused paralysis and has spent more than two months in hospital waiting to come home

The country is being drenched today with more than half January's rainfall set to fall in a number of hours but it is set to be replaced by colder weather in the coming days

Omid Scobie's book Endgame sparked outrage on its release amid a flurry of Royal accusations, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have remained silent on its content ever since

A new study of more than 100,000 people aged around 42 has discovered people can drastically reduce the risk of stroke or heart disease by when they have their breakfast and dinner

The Met Office has put out a yellow warning for heavy rain covering huge swathes of the UK, with areas of Wales and England set to be hit by downpours from this afternoon and into Tuesday

Chris Elston had been ordered to repaint his semi-detached home in Norwich, Norfolk, after a neighbour complained the new look was not "in keeping" with the other houses

Millions of people's New Year's Eve plans could be in shatters as a result of heavy rain and winds set to batter the country today as 2023 comes to an end with a wet whimper

Imber, a ghost village located in Wiltshire, was once a bustling home to more than 150 people until the Second World War, when they were told to leave and never return

The way people shop could be about to change forever as several supermarkets are considering introducing electronic shelf labels, with some shops already using them in stores

Eurostar passengers hoping to travel on New Year's Even have been given a welcome boost after a day of delays caused by flooding in tunnels, as services are set to resume on Sunday

A British woman on a TUI flight from Tenerife to Glasgow is believed to have suffered a cardiac arrest midflight, causing the plane to divert to Madeira but she was later declared dead

Thousands of passengers hoping to see in the new year are stuck both in the UK and in Europe as a result of this morning's floods as Eurostar cancelled all trains in and out of London

At least 14 people in the Russian border town of Belgorod have been killed and another 100 seriously injured after Ukraine shells hit the area in response to yesterday's barrage by the Kremlin

A baffling case from June 2014 - in which homeless woman Angela Millington was found dead in the salt marshes of Foulness Island with her face wrapped in tap - remains unsolved

Unimpressed shoppers in Salisbury, Wiltshire, have slammed the council's Christmas offerings this year which has left them feeling "unfestive" ahead of December 25

Discovered at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, where it lay undisturbed for more than 150 years, was a huge cache of alcohol, including champagne that had "aged to perfection"

Every year the same Christmas songs get played over and over again on people's playlists and the radio, but several have sad histories behind them which most do not know about

There are several symptoms of dementia which can be picked up by family members concerned about loved ones, including being confused about the time and memory loss