I feel like I’ve seen this horror movie before. Having grown up in Northern Ireland and reporting from there for 30 years, reporting in the United States has evoked a sense of familiarity. Minnesota is not Belfast, and the United States is not Northern Ireland in 1972, but history doesn’t have to repeat itself for…
[ad_BBC The Observer is leading the story about Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, who it says has launched a “competition for Number 10.” The photo of her and Sir Keir facing off has been titled “Heated Rivalry,” which references the popular television show about romance between two Canadian ice hockey players, as well as the “intense…
pa media In 2023, two teenagers who viewed violent material online stabbed Brianna Ghee to death. Two bereaved mothers fear that any delay in banning social media for youngsters could mean “more and more children are harmed.” This comes just days after the Lords voted in favour of banning under-16 children from using social media…
Warning: Alarming Content Mathieu Vigier Latour, 24, was left with patchy facial hair and ‘unmanageable’ facial hair after a cheap procedure in Istanbul – ultimately leaving him suffering from severe body dysmorphic disorder. Matthew traveled to Türkiye for a beard transplant (Image: Enterprise News & Pictures) A young man’s life ended tragically in…
This is the astonishing moment a climber reaches the top of a 101-storey skyscraper without using a single rope. Footage broadcast on streaming giant Netflix shows American climber Alex Honnold ascending Taipei 101 on Sunday before plunging several hundred meters below. sign up for Sun Newsletter Thank you! Alex Honnold climbs Taipei 101 without any…
A veterinarian tries to avoid treating a particular dog breed. A vet has revealed the breed of dogs he tries to stay away from whenever they come to his surgery. Dogs became the first domesticated species 14,000 years ago, and selective breeding has led to more than 360 recognised breeds around the world. Everyone has…
Shapes that seem out of place have long dotted the sea floor off southern Japan. Divers near Amami Oshima Island began noticing large circular patterns carved into the sand in the 1990s, which were precise enough to appear artificial. Every year, they would appear and then vanish, leaving behind nothing but curiosities. No clear explanation…
