15 h. ago London’s Largest Ancient Roman Fresco Makes for the ‘World’s Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzle’

London’s Largest Ancient Roman Fresco Makes for the ‘World’s Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzle’  thisiscolossal.com

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15 h. ago Fiendish number puzzle asks you to find the 'odd one out' – but can you do it?

A new fiendishly tricky number puzzle is putting the internet's maths skills to the test. It asks people to find the 'odd one out' in a sequence - but can you do it?

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16 h. ago Unsolved puzzles that could lead to buried treasure or identify the Zodiac Killer

That sudoku might look tricky, but it’s nothing compared to the brainteasers that have gone unsolved for centuries. Solve one of these and you could end up £30million richer

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19 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham's modest net worth from minimum wage to hot sauce hopes

Brooklyn Beckham, 26, is no stranger to the odd business venture or two. Over the years, he's tried his hand at cooking, photography and even ventured into the hot sauce business in a bid to increase his net worth

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19 h. ago Tricky puzzle asks you to spot word 'date' in sea of letters in under 20 seconds

If you're looking to test your observation skills, this tricky puzzle is sure to keep you entertained for a few minutes - all you have to do is spot the word 'date' in under 20 seconds

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27 h. ago Bacardi Breezers to BuzzBallz: why gen Z aren’t the booze buzzkills we’ve been led to believe

Research suggests younger drinkers socialise for longer and embrace bolder, boozier options as drinks companies pivot to catch upYou can tell a lot about a generation from the contents of their cool box: nowadays the barbecue ice bucket is likely to be filled with hard seltzers, non-alcoholic beers and fluorescent BuzzBallz – a particular favourite among gen Z.Two decades ago, it was WKD, Bacardi Breezers and the odd Smirnoff Ice bobbing in a puddle of melted ice. And while nostalgia may have brought back some alcopops, the new wave of ready-to-drink (RTD) options look and taste noticeably different. Continue reading...

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39 h. ago It's the number one attraction in the world but dissatisfied customers share hilarious and scathing reviews

The Empire State Building stands tall as one of the most iconic buildings in the world. Most of the time guests are thrilled with the experience but there's the odd few with different opinions.

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40 h. ago Enzo Maresca has midfield puzzle to solve while Chelsea sweat it out in US

Manager has to use Caicedo, Fernández and Lavia wisely with Club World Cup useful exercise for next seasonEnzo Maresca sometimes gives the impression he would love nothing more than to name an entire team of midfielders. A conundrum facing Chelsea’s head coach, though, is that he will struggle to find space in his starting XI for everyone next season.Chelsea are not short of options in the middle. They have the £100m buys, Enzo Fernández and Moisés Caicedo, and the elegant, deep-lying Roméo Lavia. Yet starting them all in a midfield three is not easy if Cole Palmer plays as a No 10. Continue reading...

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40 h. ago The Traitors bosses banned celebs from knowing one key thing while filming BBC show

Stars had to follow an odd rule while filming Celebrity Traitors last month. The 19 famous faces were told they were banned from knowing what time was during their stint on the BBC show

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3 d. ago When did ‘feminist critique’ of celebrities become nothing more than a snide telling

Those delivering paternalistic lectures to Sabrina Carpenter, Addison Rae and Sydney Sweeney would do well to revisit recent historySabrina Carpenter was accused of dragging women back into an unenlightened past last week, as the controversial cover for her new album was met with (apparently) feminist furore. It’s ironic, then, that the past is precisely where Carpenter’s most outspoken critics could do with looking. It’s clear that the general consensus is lurching grimly to the right when it comes to gender, and a new generation of young, female critics should be wary of falling into step. The debate about how we look at women, and what they want, risks limply missing the point.In the past few weeks, Sydney Sweeney has been chastised for selling sexy soap, and Addison Rae scolded for dancing in her underwear on stage. It’s odd that the backlash has been so immense, given the celebration of Halina Reijn’s Babygirl film just a few months ago. The SheEO Nicole Kidman slurping milk ou...

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3 d. ago Woman fumes as 'entitled' neighbour demands she dig up her plants for odd reason

A woman has been left stunned after her 'entitled' neighbour demanded she dig up all her plants for an odd reason. She has gone online to see people's advice on the situation

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3 d. ago I'm a drag queen and there's one thing so many people don't understand

"It's an odd, really crazy time right now"

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3 d. ago The secret recovery tool Julio Cesar Chavez Jr is using to prepare for Jake Paul clash

In a recent DAZN video, Chavez Jr put his feet up and donned an odd-looking pair of inflatable boots while watching TV. This is how his interesting attire could be aiding his recovery efforts

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4 d. ago £12.8m Manchester United transfer has given Ruben Amorim a puzzle to solve next season

Man United head coach Ruben Amorim will have a potential selection dilemma to try and solve in 2025/26.

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4 d. ago Enormous Roman ‘puzzle’ reveals rare luxury frescoes, ancient graffiti

Enormous Roman ‘puzzle’ reveals rare luxury frescoes, ancient graffiti  The Washington Post

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4 d. ago Ben Stokes calls on England to adapt better ‘when we’re up against the wall’

Test captain identifies weakness ahead of India seriesRelaxed schedule enabled team to reassess approachBen Stokes may have described England’s recent lack of Test action as “a bit odd” but playing just one game in the past six months has given the side space to reconsider their approach before the series against India.Stokes has won 23 of his 36 games in charge while losing 12 and insisted: “I don’t think it’s arrogant to say that we’ve been good over the last three years,” but with England’s next 10 Tests coming against either India – starting at Headingley on Friday – or Australia they have prepared for potential adversity. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Majority of UK shoppers puzzled by widespread use of palm oil

New research shows that while 58 per cent of consumers try to make responsible choices whenever possible when it comes to shopping but are still confused by palm oil

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4 d. ago Archaeologists piece together plaster fragments into wall painting from ‘Beverly Hills of Roman London’

Birds, fruit, flowers and ancient graffiti discovered on 2,000-year-old wall paintings

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5 d. ago Only people with 'hawk eyes' can solve tricky football puzzle in under 60 seconds

A new football puzzle has been released just as the Fifa Club World Cup has gotten underway, with a challenge to find five hidden footballs within a picture of the pitch in less than a minute

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5 d. ago Munster’s monster hits shows why Queensland captain’s time has come

Origin game two mixes gladiatorial brutality with slapstick comedy as Maroons hold off Blues comebackModeration is often cited as the secret to a long and fulfilling life. Semi-regular exercise. The odd glass of red wine. Precious time with family and friends. And no more than a sprinkling of Cameron Munster.But then again, it’s hard to turn down an existence offered by State of Origin game two. This was an exhilarating glimpse into excess. Of gladiatorial brutality interspersed with slapstick comedy. Of breakouts and comebacks. Of captain Munster, spearheading a Queensland performance very much in his image. Continue reading...

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