Neanderthals fed regularly on mussels, fish and other omega-3-rich marine life including seals, which likely impacted their cognitive abilities, a new study claims. Archaeological digs along the Portuguese coast reveal the evidence that our cavemen ancestors had as much fondness for seafood as modern humans today. Both Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens tucked into ‘surf … Read more
Costa Coffee and McDonald’s have closed their doors this morning amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Both chains said they would be temporarily shutting stores in the UK, as retailers all over the country begin to deal with the fall out from the illness that has so far killed 281 people, with over 5,683 cases having … Read more
Who Dares Wins is back! Channel Seven reboots ’90s game show with an all-star cast including Candice Warner, Roxy Jacenko and Nick Cummins By Monique Friedlander For Daily Mail Australia Published: 00:37 GMT, 23 March 2020 | Updated: 01:55 GMT, 23 March 2020 Channel Seven is set to bring back Who Dares Wins in 2020 … Read more
ALABAMA Alabama health officials on Tuesday ordered the closure of day cares, senior centers and on-site restaurant dining in six counties to contain the coronavirus outbreak. The order from the Alabama Department of Public Health applies to Jefferson County, which has the highest number of cases, and the surrounding counties of Tuscaloosa, Walker, Blount, St. … Read more
Deadly snakes including King cobras, rattlesnakes and pit vipers are being sold openly at pet shops, posing a risk to public safety, vets and experts warn. Current laws in the UK mean no licence is needed to buy snakes that’s capable of killing with just a single bite. King cobras, gaboon vipers, pit vipers and … Read more
Upmarket restaurant owner Corbin & King to close string of glamorous eateries including the Wolseley By Money Mail Reporter For The Daily Mail Published: 23:26 GMT, 17 March 2020 | Updated: 23:50 GMT, 17 March 2020 Corbin & King FounderJeremy King. The firm is closing down upmarket eateries including the Wolseley, on Piccadilly A string of … Read more
Two teenagers, including a 15-year-old boy, are arrested in early morning raids after 19-year-old was shot dead in broad daylight near nursery in Coventry A man, 19, was shot in the back in near a nursery in Coventry yesterday Police rushed to the Hillfields area and the gunshot victim died in hospital The area near … Read more
Back pain affects one third of the population at some time. JO WATERS asked Sammy Margo, a physiotherapist in North London, and Professor Rod Hughes, a consultant rheumatologist at St Peter’s Hospital in Surrey, for their take on gadgets that can give relief. We then rated them . . . GLAMORISE MAGIC LIFT POSTURE SUPPORT … Read more
Airlines including British Airways, Ryanair and EasyJet are still flying passengers to and from coronavirus-ridden regions of northern Italy after swathes of the country was put on lockdown. Britons returning home from the worst-hit regions are not being checked for the virus – which has killed 3,500 worldwide and has infected more than 100,000 – upon … Read more
Rugby fans visiting Japan for the World Cup are in for a treat if they use the country’s bullet trains to reach the stadiums. The fleet contains some of the most advanced high-speed trains in the world, with jaw-dropping top speeds and unmatched punctuality. Here we map out the network, pick out which types of … Read more