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Tanzanian miner and father-of-30 becomes overnight millionaire after digging up huge gemstones worth £2.4million Saniniu Laizer sold the two huge stones for £2.4m at a trading event yesterday Tanzanian miner, who has 30 children, said his lifestyle wouldn’t change He said he planned to build a shopping mall and a school in the local … Read more
Workers in Sao Paulo, Brazil, have started digging up the bodies of the dead to make room for Covid-19 victims as the country’s death toll from the virus nears 42,000. The South American nation has now overtaken the UK to hold the second-highest number of deaths in the world behind the United States. Sao Paulo’s … Read more
Workers have been pictured standing over a mass grave on New York’s Hart Island, as another 778 people died from coronavirus Monday taking the total death toll to 10,834. A handful of workers were seen at the historic site on Tuesday, after desperate officials admitted last week the state had no choice left but to … Read more
Now that’s underground parking! Gardener is left stunned after digging up an ENTIRE 1950s Ford Popular car that had been buried underneath his lawn John Brayshaw discovered what appears to be a Ford Popular in his garden John was stunned by the find at his Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire home The vehicle dates back to the 1950s … Read more
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin took their family out of New York City as the state has gone on lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic. Over the weekend the mother-of-four showed how her ‘country kids’ were finding joy in digging while on a farm. Alec, 61, previously revealed that they are choosing not to tell their kids … Read more
During the Second World War, millions of people across Britain ‘dug for victory’, planting vegetables in their gardens to feed their families. The campaign was set up by the British ministry of agriculture and encouraged men and women across the country to grow their own food in times of harsh rationing. At the time two-thirds … Read more
The distance between Professor Scott McLennan’s desk at Oxford University and Mars is about 140 million miles, but it doesn’t stop him using his computer to direct Nasa’s latest spacecraft on the Red Planet’s surface. He is a member of a team that controls the car-sized vehicle, named Curiosity, as they try to discover if … Read more