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The Bushmen or San are one of the last surviving hunter gatherers in the world. They inhabit the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) in the Kalahari Desert of Botswana and genetically are the closest tribe to human ancestors.

Prior to the International Mother's Day celebration, the humanitarian group, Save the Children has released its 13th annual State of the World’s Mothers report, listing the best and worst places in the world to be a mother.

The mammoth weighed around 300kg, half the weight of the previous known smallest dwarf mammoth.

At least 5,000 birds and 900 dolphins have washed up dead on Peru's northern coastline in recent weeks.

University student who fell 20ft to her death from warehouse roof may have been victim of 'drunken prank', according to investigators.

Emergency services resume search for missing baby who fell from ferry as it docked in Belfast.

Abuse of baby girl caught on tape infuriates viewers shocked

Nasa scientists have discovered movement in sand dunes for the first time on the Mars

Some galaxies found to be 1,000 times brighter than our Milky Way galaxy.

MIRI Optical System is an instrument for the James Webb Space Telescope.

Agenda aims at promoting financial growth and state pension reforms.

Vidal Sassoon's signature hairstyles revolutionised fashion world in the 1960s.

Reports of a man with a gun have swept Twitter after images of police taping off the crossroads between

Heroic construction worker Rob Nuckols threw himself into acid to save co-worker Martin Davis, who fell 40ft through rotting roof into vat.

European Court of Human Rights judges reject Qatada's appeal but say Home Secretary Theresa May was wrong over deadline.

Nine men guilty of rape and sexual grooming in Rochdale jailed, with one 59-year-old man given 19 years.

The new discovery, scientists believe, is a major step towards the search for signs of life on other planets.

A former Labour MP has said that the police failed to bring the Rochdale sexual grooming ring to justice in 2008 because they were scared of being branded racists.

Sky TV pundit Ray Wilkins, the ex-England, Manchester United and Chelsea legend breathalysed early hours just yards from his home in Cobham, Surrey.

Underwear bomber in the foiled al-Qaida plot to blow up a US-bound plane was a double agent, working for the CIA and Saudi intelligence agency.

Penn State University researchers find that 50 to 90 per cent of the world's languages will vanish.

British archaeologist, Howard Carter is the primary discoverer of the tomb of Tutankhamun, the most intact pharaonic tomb ever found.

Re-elected President of Russia Vladimir Putin starred in an ice hockey game to following his swearing in, scoring a goal for the Russian Amateur team.

Emma Winnall asks for help to find nonagenarian's attacker who fractured skull, broke arm and severed finger in senseless assault.

Maddie picture used to link to cheap holiday site sparks furious row and threat of legal action.

The nine men being tried for sexual exploitation charges on a series of underage girls in Rochdale have been found guilty.

South Africa trucker drove speeding lorry through herd of impala, killing seven.

These black and white photographs capture the essence of life in India during the British Raj about a century ago and showcases some of the picturesque locations, possibly of Sundarbans' mangrove forest and Hooghly River.

Flatulent dinosaurs are one of major reasons for global warming because of the greenhouse gases they produced, suggested a new study.