A civil war has erupted in a quiet leafy suburb after a neighbour reported a family to the police for cutting back a tree ‘without her permission’.
Mum Sarah Davis, 40, claims she was forced to take the drastic and expensive action to tackle the large tree after branches encroached on her back garden in Surrey.
She claims neighbour Sue Croft had repeatedly ignored requests to cut it back meaning their garden was being starved of natural light in the
What does it feel like to be a rat? We will never know, but some very unusual mice may now have an inkling.
In a series of new experiments, bits of rat brain grew inside the brains of mice. Donor stem cells from rats formed elaborate — and functional — neural structures in mice’s brains, despite being from a completely different species, researchers report in two papers published April 25 in Cell.
The findings are “remarkable,” says Afsaneh Gaillard,
A Florida woman traveled across the country in hopes a surgeon would be able to remove a ‘third boob’ from her back that had been growing for nearly two decades.
When Amy, 55, first noticed the lump on her back, she said it was about the size of a quarter. Worried for her health, she immediately went to her doctor who told her the growth was a benign lipoma – a bundle of fatty tissue – and to leave it
Princess Martha Louise of Norway has furiously hit back at her future mother-in-law’s claims that Durek Verrett ‘was not from a wealthy family’.
In a defiant Instagram post, the royal, 52, included comments from one of Durek’s former classmates who insisted he was ‘one of the richest kids’ in their school.
Martha Louise’s social media rant comes after her future mother-in-law Veruschka Urquhart gave another interview to celebrity magazine Se og Hør – having previously labelled her son ‘dangerous’ and
Picture him, just 9 years old, walking the streets of San Francisco each morning, dropping off his younger sister at school, then hustling back home to take care of his baby brother. His chair in Mr. Klaus’ third-grade class sits empty, sometimes for days, sometimes for weeks.
Picture him, summoning the courage to write a letter to the man he kept hearing about — “You run just like your pops!” they’d tell him on the football field — but rarely
A traveler has revealed how it cost him just $5,000 to convert his pickup truck into a tiny home – complete with a kitchen, shower and bedroom.
Love Lance, from Colorado, recently opened up his home on wheels for the popular YouTube series Tiny Home Tours.
He explains to viewers that he transformed his Chevrolet Silverado from scratch, with the build out taking 20 days.
Videos posted to his Instagram account, @wandering_healer7, show him building a timber frame before he
Like his idol Roger Federer, he’s the tennis ace with the makings of stardom who could dominate the sport in the years to come.
And Carlos Alcaraz is well on his way after beating seven-time Wimbledon champ Novak Djokovic today at The All England Club in an intense five-set final.
The epic win marks only the second ever grand slam victory for the young tennis star – who is just 20 years old.
Alcaraz is without doubt one of the
Christmas is the most magical time of the year, and the romance of the season has inspired countless beloved tales.
These include the stories of Rudolph, the little reindeer with a glowing nose, and the mean Grinch whose heart grew by three sizes.
Charles Dickens also wrote ‘A Christmas Carol’, where bitter, old Ebenezer Scrooge travels in time to learn the error of his ways, and become a kinder person.
But are these stories really all make believe? Experts at
For millions of people of a certain age, one of the abiding memories of the Queen and her son and heir Charles was the look of maternal pleasure, pride and affection on her face as she placed a coronet on his head confirming him as Prince of Wales.
No one could have imagined — at that magical moment at Caernarvon Castle marking the Prince’s 21st birthday in 1969 — that 25 years later he would be describing his mother as
