While the world imagines psychopaths to be violent and antisocial criminals, experts have revealed that "the behaviour of female psychopaths seems to be subtle".

Charles III gives the first King's Speech in more than 70 years Tuesday, formally opening the UK parliament with a run-down of his government's legislative plans as an election looms.

Republicans have long been a fringe group in Britain. But their voices have been getting louder since the death of Queen Elizabeth II last year.

Some participants revealed that they initially did not have tinnitus, but they first experienced COVID-19 symptoms before they felt the ear symptom.

The "impostor's" internal drive for perfection and their constant expectation of external criticism pushes them to underestimate their abilities.

A professor of social psychology talks to IBTimes UK about why some people are so convinced by conspiracy theories.

Study finds disturbing evidence in the attitude of attackers towards victims in India's endemic rape crisis.

Brad Pitt is one of the thousands people affected by the surprisingly common condition.

Percentage of first-time buyers who turn to their parents for financial help reaches all-time high of 34%.

Fiddler crab courtship display helps show how strong they are and what a big home they have.

Butt lifts, limb lengthening and designer vaginas among most common surgeries in the world

London's emergency services are to respond to a four-day 'major incident' on the London underground.

Several polls show that small businesses and start-ups slightly lean towards remaining in the EU.

Halcyon from Thornbridge Brewery was the UK's most popular pint.

Using new scientific modelling techniques, team finds humanity is dangerously exposed to catastrophe.

Pnat's Jellyfish Barge allows farming in areas lacking fresh water, energy and arable land.

Soaring human population could 'trigger a spike in food prices, leading to substantial knock-on effects'

New research by an Anglia Ruskin University economist surveyed over 21,000 citizens in Greece.

Soldiers suffering from PTSD have been traced back over 2,000 years by scientists

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Openly gay applicants were found to be 40% less likely to be offered a job interview in Cyprus.

DNA evidence shows East Asian ladybirds are engaged in cannibalism, eating other species native to Europe.

Anders Persson's image beats strong competition from headlouse egg, kidney stone and bat X-ray

Research finds childhood bullying can lead to significant economic implications later in life.

UK student unions ban Blurred Lines from being played on grounds it glamorises rape.

Devastated mother Anne accuses Barclays of driving indebted student to his death.