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1. White House finally breaks silence on 10 missing scientists... but leaves more questions to be answered

   The White House has issued their first comments regarding the mysterious deaths and disappearances of US scientists, and the public has not been pleased with the answer.

2. Do YOU know your mayglem from your minger? Scientists are creating a census of British regional swear words - so, how many do you recognise?

   Scientists from the University of Sheffield have set out to create the UK's first-ever national swear word census.

3. The Ed Sheeran effect: The number of light-skinned redheads is surging in Europe - and scientists don't know why

   Redheads who were teased in the school playground now have the last laugh - as a study reveals their numbers are surging thanks to natural selection.

4. First Punch the monkey, now Linh Mai! Adorable baby elephant is the latest internet sensation after being shunned by her mother - as one fan says 'my heart can't take this anymore'

   Earlier this year, Punch the monkey captured the hearts of millions across social media, after he was shunned by his mother. Now, an adorable baby Asian elephant has suffered the same fate.

5. The immense power of black holes: Scientists record 'dancing jets' as powerful as 10,000 SUNS coming from voids

   Using a radio telescope scanning the entire planet, scientists recorded the 'dancing jets' erupting from a black hole 7,000 light-years from Earth.

6. Shakespeare's 'missing' London house is FOUND after 400 years: Floorplan confirms the exact address in Blackfriars where The Bard spent his later years

   Much of William Shakespeare's life is shrouded in mystery - but a key riddle has just been solved, thanks to a newly discovered floorplan.

7. Millions brace for record-shattering heatwave scorching over 20 US states

   A record-breaking heat surge is baking millions of Americans along the East Coast, sending temperatures up to 30 degrees above normal for early spring.

8. Scientists baffled by mysterious 1,200-year-old coin linking Vikings to Jesus

   A strange coin found with a metal detector has opened up a mystery that could change the history of Vikings in Europe and their belief in the teachings of Jesus.

9. The Gulf Stream is on the verge of COLLAPSING: Scientists predict a 50% weakening by the end of this century - with devastating consequences

   The Gulf Stream may be on the verge of collapse as a key ocean current weakens, scientists have warned.

10. Revealed: The hidden health conditions that could turn your dog into a KILLER - and the early signs to look out for

    Dogs are often referred to as 'man's best friend'. But vets have revealed how your innocent-looking pet could turn into a killer, if affected by certain health conditions.

11. Fur-ever young! Scientists develop a drug that can extend dogs' lifespans by at least a YEAR

    Saying goodbye to the family dog can be one of life's saddest moments - but scientists have developed a drug that could give you more time with your four-legged friend.

12. NASA responds after social media users notice a missing patch on Artemis II capsule Orion's heat shield - as it reassures 'no unexpected conditions were observed'

    As the world watched Artemis II burn its way back to Earth, hawk-eyed social media users spotted a worrying detail.

13. What is dark matter? Elusive substance could be made of black holes from a different UNIVERSE, scientist claims

    Dark matter could be even weirder than we thought, as a scientist claims the elusive substance could be made of black holes from a different universe.

14. What will happen if the Gulf Stream collapses: Ominous study reveals how its destruction could trigger a 'substantial' release of carbon - raising global temperatures by 0.2°C

    The collapse of a critical ocean current could trigger a 'substantial' release of carbon dioxide, an ominous study has warned.

15. Britain's dying butterflies: Shocking report reveals how 33 native species are fighting an 'increasingly urgent battle' for survival - with some declining by 90% since 1976

    Britain's butterflies are dying out, a report warns, with 33 native species fighting an 'increasingly urgent battle' for survival.