By JOSEPH PALMER Published: 14:06 EDT, 30 April 2025 | Updated: 14:18 EDT, 30 April 2025 The power outages that caused chaos in Spain and Portugal this week will happen ‘more and more’ across Europe as the continent increases its reliance on green energy, acclaimed broadcaster Peter Hitchens told the latest episode of the Mail’s […]
A body found in the River Thames is that of 11-year-old Kaliyah Coa who went missing in east London last month, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed. In a statement issued through the force, her family said Kaliyah had been attending a birthday party but “never returned home”. Her body was recovered at Maritime Quay on
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BBC The skulls were handed to Masaru Okawa of the Hokkaido Ainu Association Three skulls from Japan that were given to Edinburgh University in 1913 have been returned to the indigenous community where they originated. The remains of the Ainu people – donated by Scottish anthropologist Dr Neil Gordon – were held in the university’s
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JoJo Siwa has revealed exactly what happened during her breakup with Kath Ebbs in a new bombshell tell-all interview. The Dance Moms star, 21, claimed that her Australian influencer ex, 27, asked for a business class flight home and accused them of breaking boundaries that were set before she entered the Celebrity Big Brother house.
Victoria GillScience correspondent Victoria Gill/BBC News Very few axolotls are left in the wild One of the world’s most endangered amphibians – the strange, perpetually smiling Mexican axolotl – has thrived after being released in artificial wetlands, scientists have discovered. In a study that provides hope for the long-term future of a creature that was
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