Kate Ferdinand shows off her incredible abs in a sports bra and leggings as she wheels a designer suitcase in the early hours By Rianne Addo and Rebecca Davison for MailOnline Published: 12:51 GMT, 28 January 2020 | Updated: 13:00 GMT, 28 January 2020 She’s been on a promotional trail for her debut book, Fitter, Happier, … Read more
Doctors told to consider shortness of breath and coughing as symptoms of LUNG CANCER because they are the earliest signs of the killer disease Researchers examined 27,795 records of patients from across the country They had been diagnosed with lung cancer between year 2000 and 2017 Rate of coughs and shortness of breath increased as … Read more
A male contraceptive pill is one step closer after scientists make a breakthrough in drug testing. Scottish researchers have begun studying around 13,000 compounds to find those which are safe enough for men to take. They developed a robotic screening system which can rapidly assess how the chemicals effect human sperm. The robot speeds up … Read more
A jungle adventure usually means sacrificing modern comforts for basic lodgings. But these stunning hotels prove that you can immerse yourself in nature while surrounded by breathtaking luxury. From the amazing Amazon resort built on stilts to the Thai forest hideaway where every villa has a private pool, MailOnline Travel presents some of the most … Read more
Vehicle tax evasion has soared since the paper disc was abolished, new figures show. Around 1.2million motorists were collared for having untaxed cars last year, the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency has revealed. This is up from 693,270 in 2013 – the final full term when owners had to display paper tax discs. The revelation is … Read more
Scientists drill into Antarctica’s ‘doomsday’ Thwaites glacier for the first time in a bid to stop dramatic sea level rise as the ice shelf the size of BRITAIN melts at an alarming rate Scientists have been conducting fieldwork on the vast glacier for two months They have drilled on and through the glacier to understand … Read more
The Duchess of Cambridge narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction as she arrived at a children’s hospital today. Kate, 38, was forced to hold down her tweed D&G skater skirt when it was whipped up by the wind as she stepped out of the car at Evelina London Children’s Hospital this morning. Taking it all in her stride, the … Read more
Taron Egerton cuts a casual figure in white shirt and grey tracksuit bottoms as he departs hotel in Los Angeles By Sean O’grady For Mailonline Published: 12:44 GMT, 28 January 2020 | Updated: 12:44 GMT, 28 January 2020 He has been nominated for a slew of awards for his critically acclaimed performance in Rocketman. And … Read more
Scary movies manipulate activity in the brain to boost excitement, according to a new study. Finnish scientists mapped neural activity in participants as they watched two horror films – Insidious and The Conjuring 2. Participants in the study, conducted at the Human Emotion Systems Laboratory in Turku, showed the brain continuously anticipates action in response to … Read more
Iron rich vegetables help boost children’s brain power, a study has suggested. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania measured iron levels in the brains of 1,500 children and young adults aged eight to 24. They found that those who were deficient in iron didn’t perform as well in tasks involving reasoning and spatial processing. Brain … Read more
Boris Johnson defied Donald Trump and a huge Tory backbench revolt today by declaring that Chinese tech giant Huawei will be allowed to play a role in the UK’s new 5G network. The PM and his most senior ministers signed off limited involvement for the firm at a meeting of the National Security Council this … Read more
Siannise Fudge proved to be the bigger person on Monday’s edition of Love Island as she apologised to Rebecca Gormley for engaging in a tense row over Luke Trotman. But the Geordie beauty queen, 21, appears to reignite her feud with her love rival, 25, as Siannise continues to express her interest in the semi-pro footballer, … Read more
Technology giants Facebook, Google and Twitter are desperately tying to stop misinformation about the Wuhan coronavirus spreading online. Viral posts have been doing the rounds on Twitter, including claims the killer condition can be treated with oregano oil and people calling it a ‘fad disease’. Other outlandish hoaxes doing the rounds on social media include the … Read more