‘He doesn’t have anybody’: Sia, 44, reveals she adopted her teenage son after forming an ‘instant connection’ by seeing him in a documentary By Caleb Taylor For Daily Mail Australia Published: 00:06 BST, 12 October 2020 | Updated: 00:06 BST, 12 October 2020 Sia has revealed she first saw her teenage son on a television … Read more
Test and Trace is performing worse than ever: Nearly 32,000 contacts of coronavirus-infected patients in England were not tracked down last week Further 17,000 contacts were not reached by the service within 24 hours It raised the risk of the virus being transmitted to others should they be infected SAGE has warned at least 80 … Read more
The first people smuggler convicted using evidence from surveillance drones over the Channel was jailed yesterday. Rebwar Ahmed, 36, was filmed by an ‘eye in the sky’ unmanned aircraft at the helm of a rigid-hulled inflatable boat crossing from France. The Iraqi’s conviction came as the Daily Mail was granted exclusive access to the nerve … Read more
Malaysian sniffer dogs tracked missing British girl Nora Quoirin’s scent to an abandoned fishing hut – but found no scent at the villa window she is thought to have climbed through, her inquest heard. Nora vanished from the Dusun rainforest resort, around 45 miles from Kuala Lumpur, where she had been staying with her parents … Read more
Rare ‘boomerang’ earthquake is tracked across the Atlantic ocean for the first time – shedding light on the kind of devastation these events could wreak on land With a boomerang earthquake the path of the quake runs back at a faster rate Researchers used underwater monitoring stations to track a earthquake in 2016 The team … Read more
The FBI were able to track down three hackers who pulled off the largest Twitter breach in history because they were ‘extremely sloppy’ with how they moved their Bitcoin transactions around. Graham Ivan Clark, 17, of Tampa, Florida; Nima Fazeli, 22, of Orlando, Florida; and Mason Sheppard, 19, of Bognor Regis, U.K. have all be charged … Read more
The NHS’ flagship test and trace system tracked down less than half of positive patients’ ‘contacts’ in the first three days of its launch, figures suggested last night. A leaked report claimed that virus sufferers had provided details of 4,634 people they might have infected, of whom just 1,749 were texted or emailed. The Department … Read more
Britons have been on an emotional rollercoaster during the coronavirus lockdown, from the high of initial isolation to the low of the Prime Minister going into hospital. A study of more than 55,000 people found that the way they feel when they wake up in the morning has evolved as the lockdown has progressed. Researchers working … Read more