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Throughout history there have been those mysterious people known for their alleged ability to peer into the future to glean from the ether images of events that have yet to happen. In the times before science took hold of the earth to drive out the idea of magic, such individuals were looked upon with a

The influential walking simulator Dear Esther is celebrating its 10th anniversary by going free on Steam from February 14–15, 2022.

The mythological history of mermaids and their real-world origins

CALLS have been for a public inquiry into the state of Scotlands beleaguered lifeline ferry services as new figures show the cost of bringing in…

CALLS have been for a public inquiry into the state of Scotlands beleaguered lifeline ferry services as new figures show the cost of bringing in…

Stranded with a dead EV battery in the Australian Outback could mean you’ve had your chips; but help is at hand from an unlikely source

Transport operators are bracing for a day of disruption as yellow weather warnings for strong winds and snow remain in place.

Hundreds of electrical wires installed on a ferry at Ferguson shipyard are found to be too short.

Experience the towns and settlements that have been lost to time, and understand how pivotal moments in history transformed Britain’s landscape, with Dr Matthew Green

An exhibition themed around the elements of earth, water, fire and air by esteemed Aboriginal artists Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce opens at the QUT