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Richard Burton, born 100 years ago this month, was famously married - twice - to Elizabeth Taylor. In 1966, a BBC interview with them saw an irate Taylor come to her husband's aid.

Your social media feed is being taken over by AI video slop. But for now, there's still one big red flag that can help you spot the fakes.

Garlic, alcohol, meat and even fasting can affect our body odour – and alter how appealing our scent is to others.

Generations dreamed of reaching the Earth's northernmost point, finally succeeding in 1926. Ahead of the centennial, we remember those who valiantly came before – and failed.

Here are the films to see this month, including the second instalment of Wicked, a new Knives Out mystery and several potential Oscar contenders.

Although the chemistry of autumn colours is well understood, there is an ongoing debate among scientists about why trees evolved their vivid autumn colours in the first place.

From rowdy tailgate parties to rhythmic step shows, college campuses are often-overlooked destinations that offer travellers a wealth of "only-in-the-US" experiences.

Aviator Alfred Buckham created some of the earliest and most awe-inspiring bird's-eye images – to achieve them, he employed perilous, death-defying acts of ingenuity.