People will put their letters inside with the hope that other travellers will pick them up and hand-deliver them to their destinations. The tradition began back in the late 1700s and 1800s ...

A boy who was allegedly held captive and tortured by his stepmum for 20 years was spotted drinking from a urinal at school in just one of many signs picked up by his teachers. The now 32-year-old ...

Satisfying that impulse began thousands of years ago, from China to Anatolia to Mesoamerica, with hand-held mirrors made of polished bronze, copper or shiny stones such as obsidian and hematite.