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Mausoleum built 2,000 years ago for Rome’s first emperor, Augustus, finally reopens

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A mausoleum built two millennia ago for the first Roman emperor, Augustus, has finally reopened to the public after 14 years and a $12.25 million restoration project. The funerary monument took five years to restore and make safe before it could be reopened to the public, including removing rubbish and clearing surrounding trees. Towering above … Read more

Ashley Roberts turns heads in a figure-hugging mini-dress and neon green stilettos

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Ashley Roberts turns heads in a figure-hugging mini-dress and neon green stilettos as she leaves Global Radio By Lydia Spencer-elliott For Mailonline Published: 12:53 GMT, 2 March 2021 | Updated: 12:53 GMT, 2 March 2021 She never fails to make a style statement on her way to and from work.  And Ashley Roberts turned heads … Read more

Britain’s Covid vaccines should cut the risk of dying or being hospitalised MORE in younger adults

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 Dr Mary Ramsay, PHE’s head of immunisation said today she expects the vaccines to give ‘even stronger protection’ to younger age groups The coronavirus vaccines being rolled out in Britain should perform even better in younger adults than the elderly, a top Government scientist said today.  Public Health England last night published its first major real-world … Read more

Tory tax civil war as William Hague and Philip Hammond BOTH back hikes to heal public finances

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The Tory civil war over tax rages today after Boris Johnson hinted fuel duty will be frozen in tomorrow’s Budget – but Lord Hague warned that taxes will have to rise to heal the public finances. The PM signalled that Rishi Sunak will avoid raising the levy on petrol and diesel as he insisted the economic … Read more

Sealed letter from the 17th century has been read for the first time WITHOUT opening it

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A letter that was first sealed 300 years ago and has remained unopened since has been read for the first time thanks to scientists ‘digitally’ unfolding the paper. Using a highly sensitive X-ray scanner, a team from Queen Mary University of London examined the letter which was closed using a ‘letterlocking’ process – this involves … Read more

Pregnant Helen Flanagan proudly showcases her 37 week bump in black lace lingerie

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Pregnant Helen Flanagan proudly showcases her 37 week bump as she poses in black lace lingerie By Connie Rusk For Mailonline Published: 12:32 GMT, 2 March 2021 | Updated: 12:34 GMT, 2 March 2021 She is expecting her third child with her fiancé Scott Sinclair.   And Helen Flanagan celebrated entering her pregnancy full term as she … Read more

Doctor urges people to replace their pillows every two years because of dust mites

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This is why you need to replace your pillow every two years: Doctor warns that bedding gets riddled with dust mites and bacteria that grows on yellow sweat spots Dr Karan Raj, from UK, told how people should replace pillows every two years  Took to TikTok and explained how they become riddled with dust mites … Read more

7ft 9in Nigerian hopes to become NBA’s tallest ever player after Shaq shared viral clip of him

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7ft 9in Nigerian basketball player hopes to become NBA’s tallest ever player after Shaquille O’Neal shared viral footage of him on the court Abiodun Adegoke’s height allows him to dunk with both feet still on the ground The 18-year-old is currently training at a youth development camp in Dubai Footage of Adegoke dunking with ease … Read more

Vehicles: Hybrid cars can use FOUR TIMES more fuel than makers claim

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Plug-in hybrid electric cars can use four times more fuel than makers claim, costing owners an average of £462 per year more than expected, Which? has warned.  The consumer watchdog tested 22 popular hybrid models over 62 miles (100km) and found that they had all been advertised with unrealistic fuel efficiency figures. On average, hybrid cars … Read more