Tuesday, September 22 The question I am most often asked these days, by everyone from cabbies to supermarket staff, is: ‘What time do you have to get up for Good Morning Britain?’ The answer is 4.45am, and my long-suffering wife has always said she’s happy for me to continue presenting breakfast television, so long as … Read more
Firefighters in California rescued an orphaned mountain lion cub last month that was burned as a result of the Zogg Wildfire and required medical attention at a local zoo. Captain Cal, named after Cal Fire’s mascot, was discovered on September 30 in an area that the fire had blazed through. He is believed to only … Read more
Priti Patel ‘looked at sending asylum seekers thousands of miles from the UK to tiny volcanic islands in the South Atlantic while their cases were considered’ Ms Patel abandoned the plan after instructing officials to drill down into logistics St Helena island was also touted as a potential site for the processing facility Labour said … Read more
President Donald Trump told a large Michigan crowd Thursday night that First Lady Melania Trump thought Joe Biden looked ‘sad’ when she watched him during a Democratic debate before claiming that ‘far-left lunatics’ will run the government if the former vice president wins the November election and that the murder rate in Chicago and Baltimore … Read more
Peep Show actress Sophie Winkleman who’s married to the Queen’s cousin Lord Frederick Windsor brands Princess Beatrice a ‘heavenly girl’ – and says the royal ‘looked exquisite on her wedding day’ Sophie Winkleman, 40, said Princess Beatrice ‘look exquisite’ on wedding day Added it was ‘very dignified’ for royal to tie the knot in ‘small … Read more
A Black Lives Matter protester has been forced to remove her anti-racism posters after a council threatened her with legal action because they looked like planning applications. Tsara Smith wanted to spread the message about racism around her local rural community, but felt that many people would ignore a traditional poster. Instead, she designed her … Read more
An artist has transformed the chipped stone busts of ancient Roman emperors into photorealistic portraits with the help of historical artefacts and creative software. Daniel Voshart, from Toronto, Canada, says that his project of painstakingly colourising and shaping the faces of 54 Principate rulers was ‘a quarantine project that got a bit out of hand’, but … Read more
Primitive horse the size of a small dog that looked like a badger is reconstructed after a skeleton of the 48-million-year-old species is found in a German oil pit The horse specimen was recovered from the Messel Pit near Frankfurt in 2015 This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its stunningly preserved fossils Propalaeotherium voigti … Read more
Neanderthals weren’t as tough as they looked: Our ancient ancestors had a LOWERED pain threshold – and people who carry their genes today may also suffer more, study shows Genetic analysis found almost all of Neanderthals had a specific gene mutation This mutation is also found in around one out of 250 modern-day humans These … Read more
‘It’s something you’re not prepared for’: New mum, 27, shares how her stomach has changed in the hours and days since giving birth to highlight the truth about ‘bouncing back’ Australian blogger Ellie Bullen, 27, is best known for releasing vegan cookbooks The new mother from Queensland gave birth to her son Bowie Watson on … Read more