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Russia’s controversial Covid jab is 92% efffective: ‘Sputnik V’ vaccine which Vladimir Putin approved six months ago is safe and prevents almost all deaths and hospital admissions, major trial finds By Connor Boyd Assistant Health Editor For Mailonline Published: 12:36 GMT, 2 February 2021 | Updated: 12:37 GMT, 2 February 2021 Russia’s controversial coronavirus vaccine … Read more
A 257lb care worker who gave up on relationships after ex-boyfriends told her to diet or be dumped has finally found love with a man half her size. Brittany Jacques, 23, struggled with her self confidence after previous partners put pressure on her to lose weight from her size 22 physique – despite the fact … Read more
Global increases in animal movement due to human activity have averaged 70 per cent in the last 40 years, a new study reveals. Researchers from the University of Sydney in Australia analysed 208 separate studies on 167 animal species published since the early 1980s to track animal movement. Animals looked at ranged from the sleepy … Read more
Metal detectorist finds £2million centrepiece jewel of Henry VIII’s lost crown buried under a tree after it had been missing for 400 years Kevin Duckett, 49, made the discovery in a field near Market Harborough Two-and-a-half inch jewel is now being verified at the British Museum Mr Duckett said he first thought the jewel was … Read more
Metal detectorist finds £2million centrepiece jewel of Henry VIII’s lost crown buried under a tree after it had been missing for 400 years Kevin Duckett, 49, made the discovery in a field near Market Harborough Two-and-a-half inch jewel is now being verified at the British Museum Mr Duckett said he first thought the jewel was … Read more
EXCLUSIVE: Labour leader Keir Starmer is less effective than Marcus Rashford at holding Government to account over Covid, poll finds Only 29 per cent claimed the Labour leader was doing a good job at scrutinising A majority thought Manchester United star’s campaigns kept ministers in check An Ipsos Mori survey shared exclusively polled 1,083 adults … Read more
Scientists have sucked the life out of a theory suggesting Venus could be home to biological organisms. In September, researchers claimed to have detected trace amounts of phosphine gas in the planet’s acidic clouds. Phosphine is often released by microorganisms on Earth that don’t use oxygen to breath, which led scientists to speculate Venus could … Read more
Social media triggers sharp declines in teenagers’ mental health, causing the most damage to the self-esteem of girls aged 14 to 17, a new study has found. Research from the Education Policy Institute and the Prince’s Trust found wellbeing and self-esteem levels are similar in boys and girls at the end of primary school. However, … Read more
The most sought-after man on Tinder has found love in lockdown after ditching the popular dating app to start a romance with his model friend. Stefan Pierre-Tomlin, from London, was crowned the most popular man on Tinder after more than 14,600 people swiped right for him in just two years. But despite hoards of potential … Read more
Amazon delivery driver finds five-month-old baby boy on the side of a road after he was abandoned by a man who stole his mother’s car Amazon driver Juan Carlos Flores is being hailed a hero after he spotted the baby in a carrier on side of the road in the 400 block of New Haven … Read more