This week, archeologists discovered an underground tunnel beneath an Egyptian temple, which they believe may lead to the long-lost tomb of Cleopatra, one of the most famous queens in history.
Cleopatra, who is thought to have been interred together with her lover Mark Antony, is possibly the most famous ancient figure whose remains are still to be found, although there are countless others.
Here, MailOnline takes a look at the ancient tombs that remain yet to be found, thousands of
For those who prefer character and style to the bland uniformity of the corporate chains, staying in a beautifully restored villa, palazzo or hotel that’s family-owned and run is the perfect way to experience la dolce vita.
And with increasing numbers of Italian aristocrats and wealthy families opening their palatial homes to guests, the choice of historic, character-filled accommodation has never been greater, or grander…
Villa Lena
Italy is home to plenty of beautifully restored villas, palazzos and hotels that
Liz Truss stood out from Rishi Sunak, wanting to cut to stop the economy “crashing. But ex-Chancellor Mr Sunak said he would fight inflation, protecting the economy and the NHS before giving tax handouts to voters. In the first live head-to-head debate of their campaign to succeed Boris Johnson as Prime Minister, frontrunner Ms Truss insisted swift action was needed because millions are struggling.
The Foreign Secretary insisted she was the one
America’s baby formula shortage dominated headlines earlier this year when the Abbott plant, the country’s largest manufacturer, suddenly shut down amid fears over contamination.
There was round-the-clock coverage of the crisis and promises from the Biden administration that all red-tape would be slashed in order to feed babies and calm mothers’ fears.
But nearly six months later, the infant care shelves in drugstores around the US remain bare and this week, the shortage reached a new low with 28.5 percent
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The families of Americans being held in Russia’s custody say they remain hopeful that the ongoing Russian conflict will not stymie their efforts to bring their loved ones home unscathed, despite their fears of time running out.
Three Americans have been detained by Russian authorities for amounts of time varying from months to years. Nonetheless, the families of Brittney Griner, Trevor Reed and Paul Whelan remain relentless in their pursuit for
President Joe Biden went directly after Vladimir Putin in an emotional speech on Saturday, where he said the Russian president ‘cannot remain in power’ and warned if Putin’s ambitions went unchecked it could lead to decades of war in Europe.
‘For god’s sake this man cannot remain in power,’ he said of Putin, describing the Russian president as having a ‘craving for absolute power and control.’
The Kremlin reacted furiously at the quote and the White House moved quickly to
Bachelor star Irena Srbinovska has revealed she’s ‘broken’ after Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan’s decision to keep the state’s borders closed indefinitely.
In an emotional Instagram Stories post on Friday, Irena, 32, who has been living in Perth with boyfriend Locky Gilbert, said she has been ‘struggling being away’ from her family in Melbourne.
Mr McGowan confirmed on Thursday the reopening date of February 5 would be abandoned due to surging Omicron cases and low third-dose rates in WA –
Novak Djokovic will remain locked up in a refugee detention hotel after the Federal Circuit Court ruled his appeal to be let into the country ahead of the Australian Open, would be adjourned until Monday.
The 34-year-old’s legal team appealed to Judge Anthony Kelly to review the decision made by the Department of Home Affairs to deport the world No. 1.
Lawyers for the federal Minister for Immigration at the 6pm hearing said they ‘would not oppose an interim injunction’
