38 h. ago Hidden 'fingerprints' found in the Bible after thousands of years rewrite the story of the Ark of the Covenant

Scientists have uncovered secrets in the Bible that rewrite the story of the Ark of the Covenant, Noah's Flood and when God created the universe, sparking a debate on the Holy Book's origins.

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38 h. ago James Argent's ex breaks silence after star pushed her down stairs in assault

James Argent's ex Nicoline Arthursson has released a heartbreaking statement after the TOWIE star admitted to domestic violence and was handed a suspended prison sentence

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5 d. ago Juliet Stevenson admits Nicole Kidman annoyed her by claiming she popularised scientist’s story

English actor played Rosalind Franklin three decades before Hollywood star

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2 w. ago Hidden city built 140,000 years ago discovered at bottom of ocean

Buried beneath the sea off the coast of Indonesia, scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that could rewrite the story of human origins.

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2 w. ago Shameless James Argent 'feeling good' as he performs near domestic violence arrest spot

James 'Arg' Argent took to the stage at Elliott Wright's Costa del Sol restaurant Olivia's La Cala just days after admitting to assaulting his girlfriend Nicoline Artursson

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2 w. ago Full injuries James Argent inflicted on girlfriend revealed in court

A Spanish court has sentenced former reality TV star James Argent to a six-month suspended jail term and a two-year restraining order after he admitted to shoving his girlfriend, Nicoline Artursson

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3 w. ago Nicolas Cage admits he loves tucking into smelly pickled British delicacy

Hollywood legend and former Somerset resident Nicholas Cage loves a chippy pickled egg - the Face/Off star has been known to order up to six of the tart snacks at one time

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3 w. ago Two Prosecutors review – a petrifying portrait of Stalinist insurrection

Cannes film festivalDrawn from a suppressed story by gulag survivor Georgy Demidov, Sergei Loznitsa’s haunting film unravels a terrifying parable of bureaucratic evilAn icy chill of fear and justified paranoia radiates from this starkly austere and gripping movie from Sergei Loznitsa, set in Stalin’s Russia of the late 30s and based on a story by the dissident author and scientist Georgy Demidov, who was held in the gulag for 14 years during the second world war and harassed by the state until his death in the late 1980s. The resulting movie, with its slow, extended scenes from single camera positions, mimics the zombie existence of the Soviet state and allows a terrible anxiety to accumulate: it is about a malign bureaucracy which protects and replicates itself by infecting those who challenge it with a bacillus of guilt. There is something of Dostoevsky’s The House of the Dead and also – with the appearance of two strangely grinning, singing men in a railway carriage – Kafka’s The...

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