Fishing's 42,000-year-old roots revealed

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Fishing's 42,000-year-old roots revealed
Mankind has always liked to fish and now there's evidence the hunting skill goes back 42,000 years in Asia.
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'Black Widow' takes turkey-eating prize
A petite Virginia woman ate more than 5% of her body weight in turkey to take the top prize at a New York turkey-eating contest.
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JK Rowling tells Leveson inquiry of press intrusion
JK Rowling has told an inquiry into media ethics the scale of media intrusion on her private family life.
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American Samoa football team celebrate first ever win
American Samoa's football team - ranked as the worst international team in the world - has won a game for the first time in its history.
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Woman Crying Fowl Over Turkey With 2007 Expiration Date
A Tennessee woman was shocked when she realized the turkey she bought at a local grocery store had expired four years ago.
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Half a million Russians queue to see belt of the Virgin Mary
Braving sub-zero temperatures and a line stretching several kilometres, almost half a million Russians queued this week to venerate a relic of the Virgin Mary brought to Moscow from Greece.
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Dortmund man named world's most-pierced
Weighed down with 453 piercings, a 52-year-old Dortmund man has officially been named the most-pierced person by the book of Guinness World Records.
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Men stare at breasts, women at wedding rings: study
An eye tracking study by a French laboratory, conducted in seven countries, presented an image of an attractive woman to both men and women to discover where their eyes went.
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Giant penis mystery baffles Stockholm suburb
A wealthy Swedish businessman was surprised to learn on Wednesday that the grounds near his luxurious home appear to feature a giant penis visible only from the sky.
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Woman dons bikini in effort to find dog
She plans to skip Thanksgiving with family so she can focus on search for missing Chihuahua
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Staring at naked women makes you smarter: Study
“Scientists (have) discovered that looking at pics of the likes of Lacey, Keeley and Rhian makes the brain react quicker,” the paper says.
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Paraglider's video clip sparked 999 rescue
A paraglider has been condemned for filming himself attempting to land on top of a tall building and sparking an emergency rescue response.
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Skier 'surfs ice' to survive Italian Alpine avalanche that killed British lawyer
A skier who survived an Alpine avalanche, which killed his lawyer friend, has described how he evaded death by "surfing" down the mountain on a slab of ice.
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Traffic warden caught on camera 'relieving himself' against a wall in broad daylight
The unnamed parking attendant was captured on camera with a jet of water emitting from his nether regions onto a wall near supermodel Kate Moss's home in Camden, North London.
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Australia inquiry after wrong twin foetus terminated
An Australian hospital has launched an inquiry after staff treating a woman carrying twin boys accidentally terminated the wrong foetus.
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Derby student trapped in clothes horse rescued by firefighters
A University of Derby student had to be cut free by firefighters after being trapped in a clothes horse for more than an hour.
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Woman kills, attempts to cook husband
Pakistani police have arrested a woman who had killed her husband and was attempting to cook his body parts after he planned to marry another woman without her permission.
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Seven deadly sins found under layers of whitewash in a Welsh church
A mural depicting the seven deadly sins - believed to date back to the 15th Century - has been uncovered on the walls of a tiny village church in south Wales.
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Women fake orgasms to stop their lovers from straying, claims study
Women will regularly fake orgasms to stop their men from cheating, a study has revealed.
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Woman Claims She Burglarized Home to Pay For College
A Connecticut woman accused of stealing more than $4,000 worth of jewelry from a home told police she did it to pay for college.
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Passenger Forced to Stand 7 Hours on Flight
A man flying to Philly was forced to stand for seven hours on a US Airways flight.
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Seniors duped into buying 70 years worth of toilet paper
Florida scam artists told elderly victims the government had changed the laws regulating toilet paper and that their septic tanks would be ruined unless they bought specially formulated rolls, court documents said.
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