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Few names resonate in Europe like that of Charlemagne. Ruler of one of the largest land empires in the continent’s history, he was already feted as pater Europae (‘father of Europe’) in his lifetime.

Early access for Fantasy Life i on Xbox Series X/S version has been delayed. After dropping an unexpected head's up about a possible delay earlier today, developer Level-5 has now confirmed that ...

The fact that the denouement was revealed in the form of a documentary shown in 400 cinemas shows how the chouette d’or had captured the popular imagination. An estimated 200,000 people are said ...

Ozone exposure early in life raises the risk a child will develop asthma and wheezing by age 4, a recent analysis found. The study, published in JAMA Network Open, analyzed data on 1,188 children ...

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Some time in the early ninth century AD, a Frankish scholar named Einhard sat down to write a biography. His theme was a worthy one. Charlemagne, the greatest king of his age, had died in 814 ...

Charlemagne, who towered at a hefty 6ft 4in, reigned as King of the Franks in what is now France from AD 768 until his death in 814. His successful military campaigns in the eighth century saw him ...

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On Christmas Day in 800, the pope crowned Charlemagne as Roman emperor at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Charlemagne’s son and heir, Louis the Pious, succeeded his father as emperor in 814.

Many life forms, including plants, bacteria and microorganisms known as archaea, have different pathways for achieving this. Photosynthesis is one example.