‘Excessive breast movement’ can cost women an extra mile when running, study finds
A new study by Brooks Running and the University of Portsmouth has found that ‘excessive breast movement’ can cost women an extra mile when
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Coronavirus: First photo of Brit diagnosed with deadly bug while on honeymoon cruise
EXCLUSIVE: Alan Steele, from Wolverhampton, tested positive for coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, currently docked in Yokohama Bay in Japan, and has been taken to hospital Alan and Wendy Steele, from Wolverhampton, on their wedding day last month…
Coronavirus: Brit man on honeymoon infected on Japan cruise ship, says passenger
A British man on his honeymoon is among the 61 passengers on Carnival’s Diamond Princess to have tested positive for coronavirus, according to a Brit pensioner who is stranded on board A British man on his honeymoon has contracted coronavirus…
British Soldier’s Harrowing World War I Diary Discovered In A Barn
Pvt. Arthur Edward Diggens’ diary was written in pencil and spans from Feb. 13, 1916 to Oct. 11, 1916. It ends rather abruptly — but not because the soldier was killed in battle. Hansons AuctioneersThe diary was found in a…
Why is Jerusalem important? A Q&A with historian and author Simon Sebag Montefiore
An aerial view of the Temple Mount, Jerusalem It is the subject of adulation, divine inspiration and heated controversy, but the history of Jerusalem is as long as it is complex. Considered to be a holy site by Jews, Muslims…
Coronavirus doctor declared dead after Chinese government’s ‘attempted cover up’
Doctor Li Wenliang was initially silenced by Chinese authorities after he tried to issue the first warning about coronavirus as it began its deadly spread in the city of Wuhan A doctor who got in trouble with Chinese authorities after…