Ancient Judeans often ate non-kosher fish thousands of years ago
Examining fish bones dating back thousands of years found at 30 archaeological sites in Israel enabled Ariel University in Israel researchers to uncover the dietary secrets.
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People take SELFIES at burning homes as thousands flee rivers of lava spewing from DR Congo volcano
Residents of Goma posed in front of the wreckage as the lava came to a halt on the outskirts of the city on Sunday 23 May, sparing it from disaster after the night-time eruption of the Nyiragongo volcano.
Durdle Door is eerily quiet – a year after thousands of sun-seekers flocked to spot
Dorset’s famous Durdle Door beach appeared eerily quiet yesterday – just a year after thousands of sun-seekers flouted social distancing guidelines to flock to the iconic beauty spot. A few stragglers were spotted braving the elements as they descended upon the windswept beach to take in the sea air as temperatures plummeted to 10C and … Read more
Durdle Door is eerily quiet – a year after thousands of sun-seekers flocked to spot
Dorset’s famous Durdle Door beach appeared eerily quiet yesterday – just a year after thousands of sun-seekers flouted social distancing guidelines to flock to the iconic beauty spot. A few stragglers were spotted braving the elements as they descended upon the windswept beach to take in the sea air as temperatures plummeted to 10C and … Read more
Coronavirus UK: Thousands of Britons jet off to ‘amber list’ destinations
The Government today caused further confusion over foreign holidays after saying Britons could go to an ‘amber list’ country to see their friends and relatives – as airlines cut prices to Spain, Italy and Greece to as little as £18 next month. Passengers are already heading to amber list countries with 120 flights to them … Read more
Coronavirus UK: Thousands of Britons jet off to ‘amber list’ destinations
The Government today caused further confusion over foreign holidays after saying Britons could go to an ‘amber list’ country to see their friends and relatives – as airlines cut prices to Spain, Italy and Greece to as little as £18 next month. Passengers are already heading to amber list countries with 120 flights to them … Read more
At war with your neighbour over a fence? This new mediation scheme could save you thousands
Homeowners locked in disputes with neighbours over misplaced fences are being offered a new solution which could save them hundreds of thousands of pounds in costly court battles, This is Money can reveal. Property lawyers told of cases where neighbours had spent more than a quarter of a million pounds trying to address boundary issues, … Read more
Thousands of pubs and takeaways have missed up to three food hygiene inspections after Covid
Thousands of pubs and takeaways have missed up to three food hygiene inspections after Covid pandemic caused huge backlog The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is caught up in a backlog, in which some of the highest risk establishments may have missed up to three inspections Businesses who were due inspections last year could now be … Read more
Thousands of pubs and takeaways have missed up to three food hygiene inspections after Covid
Thousands of pubs and takeaways have missed up to three food hygiene inspections after Covid pandemic caused huge backlog The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is caught up in a backlog, in which some of the highest risk establishments may have missed up to three inspections Businesses who were due inspections last year could now be … Read more
Thousands of Santander customers unable to use mobile and internet banking due to ‘technical issues’
Thousands of Santander customers are unable to use mobile and internet banking and its app due to ‘technical issues’ Santander says it does not have ‘any timescales at the moment’ to fix problem Some people are unable to use their debit and credit cards in supermarkets Internet, mobile and app banking is down and phone … Read more