Luke Ward, Author at FactstoryHub

The world record for the largest game of Twister took place on 30th April 2007, where over one hundred people participated.

A strange looking boulder found on Mars appears to show eye sockets and a nose, is it the remains of a Martian skull, or a rock?

After a woman was shot in the head, she had made herself some tea and offered the police officer something to drink.

Did you know that a wildlife park in Cornwall, United Kingdom actually taught a rat how to sniff out landmines?

The popular British drink Lucozade, was created by Thomas Beecham, from Newcastle in 1927.

Chewing gum goes as far back as the Ancient Greeks and the Mayans; they chewed natural plants like masticas & chicle.

High Street, Station Road, and Main Street are among the U.K.'s most popular street names.

Hedgehogs are covered in roughly six thousand spines, which are brown with white tips.

A Ferrule is the metal band on a pencil that holds the eraser in its place.

You don't see Diet Coke with Bacon in shops because it was made purely as a collectable item.

The very first B&Q homeware store was opened in Southampton in 1969 by Richard Block and David Quayle.

Tea is the 2nd most consumed beverage in the world and has been around for centuries - with thousands of different types of tea.