Todd Howard didn't want Deathclaws to be 'just another creature' in Fallout Season 2, and from I've seen so far they're just as terrifying as I remember
We've finally seen those infamous man-made monsters.
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Scientists find exercise rivals therapy for depression
A large review of studies suggests that exercise can ease depression about as effectively as psychological therapy. Compared with antidepressants, exercise showed similar benefits, though the evidence was less certain. Researchers found that light to moderate activity over
Watch Robyn Showcase New Single ‘Sexistential’ on ‘Colbert’
The pop singer will release her long-awaited album of the same name in March
Tesco and M&S report strong Christmas food sales
Both major retailers report strong food sales, but M&S says sales of clothing and homeware fell.
China calls for joint counter-terrorism efforts with Pakistan
BEIJING, Jan 7 - China is willing to intensify cooperation with Pakistan in fighting terrorism and telecom crime, Wang Xiaohong, China's public security minister, said in a meeting with Pakistan's interior and counter-narcotics minister in Beijing on Wednesday.
Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal’s Shocking Netflix Murder Thriller ‘His & Hers’ Is Deliciously Bonkers: TV Review
Netflix’s “His & Hers,” based on the acclaimed novel by Alice Feeney and adapted for television by William Oldroyd, appears, at first, to be a typical, albeit engaging, mystery thriller full of death, secrets and lies. Yet, as the limited series unfolds, audiences quickly
President von der Leyen travels to the Middle East
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (pictured), together with the President of the European Council, António Costa, will be in Jordan, Syria and Lebanon this week. Their visit follows the adoption of the Pact for the Mediterranean in November, promoting
China says it will release more details about extradition case from Cambodia
BEIJING, Jan 8 - China said on Thursday it will release more information related to the extradition of an individual named Chen Zhi from Cambodia, without confirming the person's whereabouts or if he is the same person sanctioned by the U.S. and Britain, accused of operating
How rare earths raise the stakes in China-Japan spat
In 2024, around 70 per cent of Japan's rare earth imports came from China.
USA: Minneapolis protests erupt after woman killed in ICE operation
Protests erupted in Minneapolis after a woman was killed during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation, with vigils and growing criticism of immigration crackdowns.
Argentina and UK confirm cooperation in combating international crime and border threats
Argentina and UK have coincided in strengthening cooperation in combating international crime, border threats caused by massive immigration and other related illegal activities. This was the result of a recent meeting between Argentine National Security minister Alejandra
Hudson Williams Teases ‘External Battle’ in ‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2
The star of the hit series appeared on The Tonight Show to discuss the show's success and to hint at what will come next
Is South Korea ready for an era of ageing drivers?
As South Korea’s population ages, the number of elderly drivers has increased rapidly.
USA: Minneapolis ICE shooting caught on video
Videos of a deadly shooting in Minneapolis spread online, as US authorities face scrutiny after an ICE officer killed a motorist during Trump's immigration crackdown.
Commission awards over 40,000 free DiscoverEU travel passes to young people on the 40th anniversary of Schengen
More than 40,000 18-year-olds will be able to embark on a free rail journey across Europe following their selection in the latest DiscoverEU awards by the European Commission. On top of the travel pass, participants will benefit from a discount card, offering thousands of
The Night Manager returns: The best John le Carré adaptations of the past 25 years
The return of The Night Manager makes it the perfect time to revisit the big and small screen adaptations of author John le Carré’s works – with a special focus on the spy thrillers of the past 25 years.
This brain trick makes exercise feel easier
Exercise doesn’t just challenge the body; it challenges how the brain interprets effort. Scientists discovered that vibrating tendons before cycling allowed people to push harder without feeling like they were working more. Their muscles and hearts worked overtime, but their
Lebanese army says it achieved state monopoly on arms in the south in 'effective and tangible way'
BEIRUT, Jan 8 - The Lebanese army said on Thursday that it had achieved the goal of a state monopoly on arms in the country’s south in an \"effective and tangible way\", but said there was more work to be done to clear unexploded ordnance and tunnels in the area.
Lebanese army says it has achieved goal of state monopoly on arms in the south in 'effective and tangible way'
BEIRUT, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The Lebanese army said on Thursday that it had achieved the goal of a state monopoly on arms in the country’s south in an "effective and tangible way", but said there was more work to be done to clear unexploded ordnance and tunnels in the area. The
Scientists named 190 new plants and fungi species in 2025 – including gruesome spider-killing fungus
Scientists warn that human activities are “eroding nature to the point of extinction” after releasing a list of new species named in 2025.
The Four Horsemen of Europe's decline
In the imagination of many who live outside of the continent, the very name of “Europe” still evokes an image of its 19th-century grandeur: opulent palaces, cobblestone streets, and cultural legacies preserved in art, literature, and architecture. Yet, beneath this façade,
Australia PM announces royal commission into Bondi shooting
Anthony Albanese had previously resisted such an inquiry despite pressure from the Jewish community.
Australia to deport British man over alleged neo-Nazi links
Ryan Turner's visa was cancelled over claims he is part of the National Socialist Network
Trump withdraws US from key climate treaty and dozens of other groups
The White House says the decision was taken because those entities "no longer serve American interests".
Former Malaysian army chief remanded for a week after arrest by anti-graft agency
Former army chief Muhammad Hafizuddeain Jantan and his two wives were detained on Jan 7.
Special year ahead for famous Brussels festival
In 2026, Belgium's famous Queen Elisabeth Competition will celebrate a truly special edition. It will be dedicated to the cello and also marks the 150th anniversary of Queen Elisabeth's birth and 75th anniversary of the Queen Elisabeth Competition itself. This year also marks
On a Chinese island, a sunny sanctuary for Russian tourists
Elsewhere, Russians have learned to keep their voices down because of the war in Ukraine.
Upfront childcare payments 'simplifies the system'
Paying parents directly for some childcare costs gives "flexibility", says a Jersey minister.
Pacific Islands environment programme says US must follow formal exit process
Washington said it would withdraw from dozens of international and UN entities.
Children in Gaza return to school after years without formal education
Most of the schools in the territory have been damaged or destroyed during the war, Unicef says.
Australia to hold royal commission inquiry into Bondi Beach shooting
The mass shooting at a Jewish Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach on Dec 14 killed 15 people.
Intel says it's shipped 'slightly north' of 100 million AI PCs, which equates to roughly four 'ZOPS', or 'Zetta OPS' of AI processing power
That's a lot of... zip?
Andrew oligarch £15m mansion sale linked to bribery scheme
Firm which part-funded Sunninghill Park purchase received "allegedly corrupt" payments, court documents say.
AI overwhelm and algorithmic burnout: How 2026 will redefine social media
Tighter regulations, advancing AI integration, and a desire for greater authenticity will continue to re-shape what social media means in an increasingly disconnected world.
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Can exercising help you fight depression? New study finds it can be as good as therapy
Exercise can, in many cases, reduce depressive symptoms as effectively as standard treatments, according to a new evidence review.
Shifting offshore sandbanks pose unique navigation hazard
Sandbanks can shift position during winter storms, but sonar mapping means charts can now be updated immediately Offshore sandbanks are a particular navigation hazard because, unlike rocks and reefs, they have a habit of shifting position during winter storms. The Goodwin Sands
Supermarkets could help UK shoppers eat more sustainable local fish – study
Shift from ‘big 5’ imports to British fish such as sprats and sardines would help diets and the planet, say researchers Supermarkets could help to support British consumers to move away from their reliance on mainly imported seafood – the “big 5” of cod, haddock, tuna, salmon
Dog food accounts for 1% of UK greenhouse gas emissions, study finds
Study of 1,000 products finds wet, raw and meat-rich products have higher climate impact than dry kibble Dog food accounts for 1% of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions, according to research that found wet, raw and meat-rich products were associated with substantially
World’s leading minds and Nobel laureates unite in Dubrovnik for historic conference on AI in medicine
Global leaders in biomedical science and healthcare will gather on Croatia’s Adriatic coast in summer as “The 14th ISABS and Mayo Clinic Conference on Advances in the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Precision Medicine” heads to Dubrovnik, 15-19 June, 2026. Organizers
Cambodia to liquidate bank founded by accused scam boss Chen Zhi
Chen Zhi has been indicted by the United States over a multibillion-dollar fraud and is accused of directing alleged cyberscams run by hundreds of trafficked workers in Cambodia.
