Mystery solved! The Bachelor host Osher Günsberg finally reveals why he’s always whispering at rose ceremonies By Jo Scrimshire For Daily Mail Australia Published: 22:43 BST, 27 August 2020 | Updated: 22:44 BST, 27 August 2020 It’s one of the great mysteries of television: Why does Osher Günsberg always whisper during The Bachelor’s rose ceremonies? … Read more
A conman who duped pensioners out of their life savings in a £2.4 million fraud and was on the run from an eight year British prison sentence in Dubai is finally behind bars. Sami Raja, 33, from Grays, Essex, was sentenced to eight years in jail in January 2019 after he duped elderly victims into handing over their … Read more
The world’s first complete dinosaur skeleton – found 160 years ago – has finally been studied and its position on the Jurassic family tree confirmed. Researchers from the University of Cambridge spent the past three years preparing a detailed description and biological analysis of the skeleton of the Scelidosaurus. This completes the work started by … Read more
A Biblical village cursed to destruction by Jesus really existed and today lies in ruins only a mile from the Sea of Galilee, archaeologists believe. In the Bible Bethsaida was home to disciples Peter, Andrew and Philip and where Jesus was said to have ‘fed the 5,000’ and helped a blind man to see. Archaeologists … Read more
We’ve been getting glimpses of the things that Mozilla is doing over on its Firefox for Android app but now finally we’re seeing the official rollout of the update. A lot of the features may already be familiar to those who are using the Firefox desktop app but now you’ll be able to see them … Read more
EXCLUSIVE ‘We’re stronger than ever now’: Love Island star Kim Hartnett CONFIRMS romance with BIP hunk Matt Whyatt in loved-up holiday vlog By Mary Mrad and Candice Jackson For Daily Mail Australia Published: 07:26 BST, 23 August 2020 | Updated: 07:26 BST, 23 August 2020 Love Island star Kim Hartnett has confirmed her romance with … Read more
The Port of Beirut has re-opened for aid shipments over three weeks after a haul of abandoned ammonium nitrate in storage blew up a warehouse causing a cataclysmic explosion that killed 171 people. In aerial photographs released today, aid ships can be seen moored off Beirut’s flattened port. The blast, which took place on August … Read more
The Port of Beirut has re-opened for aid shipments over three weeks after a haul of abandoned ammonium nitrate in storage blew up a warehouse causing a cataclysmic explosion that killed 171 people. In aerial photographs released today, aid ships can be seen moored off Beirut’s flattened port. The blast, which took place on August … Read more
An intensive care doctor working in Birmingham has said that putting the entire city under lockdown would be ‘risk averse’ because new cases are being driven by clusters in separate parts of the city. Dr Ron Daniels, who works for University Hospitals Birmingham, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that the increase in coronavirus cases is … Read more
Throughout the extraordinary exams fiasco, his is the crucial voice that has not been heard. Despite the ferocious row over the A-level results shambles, Boris Johnson chose not to interrupt his holiday to offer solace to those who have endured days of deep uncertainty over their future. But now the Mail can reveal where the … Read more