Robert Bathurst has hit out at actors who ‘mumble’ while filming and has admitted it has become ‘taboo’ for directors who pull them up on it. The Cold Feet star, 63, has weighed in on the mumbling row during his latest column in the The Oldie magazine and revealed his own experience. Robert told of how he … Read more
Elusive ‘dumbo’ octopus filmed in Java Trench 23,000 feet below the ocean surface, breaking the previous record for deepest octopus sighting ever that was set in 1950 near Barbados A team of researchers in Java observed a rare ‘dumbo’ octopus The sighting took place at 23,000 feet, the deepest recorded octopus encounter sd By Michael … Read more
Moment paralyzed deaf-mute teenager attempts to rob a jewelry shop in Brazil with a fake gun held with his FEET A 19-year-old paralyzed man tried robbing a jewelry store in Canela, Brazil, on Monday by pointing a toy gun at a shopkeeper The worker said the teen had been in the shop for 10 minutes … Read more
Rachel Riley has admitted that she was just starting to get used to being a new mum and balancing being back at work when coronavirus hit. The Countdown star, 34, had just returned to filming the series after her maternity leave when the COVID-19 crisis took hold, forcing the UK into lockdown and TV production … Read more
Heart-stopping moment paraglider cheats death when his chute collapses and tangles around him thousands of feet above a Swiss valley A paraglider escaped a fatal fall above Les Pleiades mountain in Switzerland A video from March 6 shows the chute become tangled around the French glider The 32-year-old had to pull his emergency chute thousands … Read more
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, we’ve all been told to socially distance by standing or sitting six feet (or two meters) apart from strangers. But a new study suggests that distance might not be far enough to prevent virus transmission, even in light winds. Researchers found that even in winds of two miles per hour … Read more
Ill winds: Keeping six feet apart may not be enough to protect people from COVID-19 during blustery weather, study shows Researchers simulated what happens to saliva droplets when coughed out Many factors affect saliva spread — including droplet size, wind and humidity The model found that droplets can travel over 16 feet in a breeze … Read more
The world is looking very different from how it did a few months ago, before coronavirus struck and sent economies into meltdown. As a result, the country’s army of small businesses is having to take a leaf out of Darwin’s book – and adapt to survive. The Mail on Sunday has spoken to the entrepreneurial … Read more
A sombre image in a funeral hall of the coffins of an elderly husband and wife who both died from Covid-19 captures the tragic reality of the pandemic as the pair were laid side by side with no mourners in attendance. The family-run A W Lymn funeral directors has served the people of Nottingham, Notts, … Read more
Ocean levels could rise as much as 4.2 feet by 2100 if global targets on emissions are not achieved and Earth’s surface warms another 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit, scientists warn Researchers analysed the sea level rise projections of 106 leading experts In a high-emissions scenario, sea levels could rise by 16.4 feet by the year 2300 This … Read more