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Thursday, Mar 19

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NASA's UFO cover-up claims spiral amid fear whistleblowers are 'being murdered'

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NASA has been slammed by a lawmaker, claiming the agency is covering up what it knows about UFOs.

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What mating call do YOU find most appealing? Take the test - as a bizarre study reveals humans and animals have the same taste

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From the eerie croak of a tropical frog to the haunting call of the howler monkey, the animal kingdom is filled with some wild and wacky mating calls. But which do you prefer?

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Outrage as plan to round up millions of dogs sparks 'global health disaster' warning: 'This will cost lives'

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A controversial plan to confine millions of stray dogs in large-scale 'mega shelters' has been branded a potential global public health disaster.

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Suspicious package found in Florida had 'possible energetic materials' triggering fears of strikes on US soil

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The FBI released details about the suspicious package found at the gate of a US Air Force base this week, saying it contained 'possible energetic materials.'

Scientists discover 45 Earth-like planets that could have the perfect conditions for ALIENS - including four that are just 40 light-years away

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Experts from the Carl Sagan Institute at Cornell University have pinpointed 45 Earth-like planets that could have perfect conditions for aliens.

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Millions of iPhones at risk of devastating 'DarkSword' cyberattack: 'Act NOW'

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Cybersecurity experts have issued an urgent warning about a newly uncovered exploit that could put hundreds of millions of iPhones at risk.

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No luck on Tinder? Scientists reveal why should REMOVE your best qualities from your dating profile - and opt for a story instead

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If you've been struggling to find a match on dating apps, scientists have now pinpointed where you might be going wrong.

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Urgent health warning to thousands over lung-penetrating toxins filling the air: 'Stay indoors'

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Health warnings have been issued across parts of the US on Thursday, with officials urging residents in affected areas to stay indoors and shut windows.

Would YOU install a timer in your shower? Woke environmental scientists want Brits to install meters to help close England's five billion-litre water gap

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A group of researchers say that everyone should be doing their bit to cut the deficit by installing water meters in their showers.

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Are you getting enough sleep? The average Brit only gets 6 hours 27 minutes of kip a night, study reveals

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Brits are getting just six hours and 27 minutes of shut-eye per night, a new study reveals.

You've been applying your perfume wrong! Experts reveal the mistakes all women make that make you smell WORSE

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Katernina Knight, founder of London-based Fine Scents, said: 'Spraying perfume straight onto your hair is one to avoid.'

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White House secures 'alien' domain ahead of Trump's anticipated UFO disclosure

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The White House has registered a new domain that aligns with President Donald Trump's UFO disclosure plans.

Now Gen Z want 'green days' off work! Youngsters claim they need to spend time in nature for their mental health

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A survey of 2,000 Brits found that almost half (48 per cent) of this generation think workers should get a monthly paid day off work to reconnect with nature.

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Best head torches: Our reporter tests five models head torches that are ideal for camping trips, hiking and trail running

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The Daily Mail's tech reporter has put five of the best head torches to the test to find the most reliable options for camping, hiking, trail running and more.

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The dark truth about Cockapoos: Study reveals how the trendy crossbreed is 44% more likely to suffer behavioural issues - including aggression

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Experts from the Royal Veterinary College have warned that Cockapoos are 44 per cent more likely to suffer behavioural issues than purebreeds.

Wednesday, Mar 18

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Roman artifact discovered in the Americas shatters New World history as we know it

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The discovery of a 2,000-year-old ancient Roman artifact in the Americas suggests the ancient civilization may have discovered the New World.

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Mystery fireball seen 'moving with intent' over Texas as fourth meteor is spotted worldwide in one week

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A mysterious fireball moving in a way that defies the laws of gravity was spotted over Texas just as Earth has seen a surge in stunning meteor sightings.

Site of 'Jesus' crucifixion' forced to shut for Holy Week in unprecedented move tied to biblical prophecies of the Antichrist

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The site, believed to be where Jesus was crucified and buried, has been closed to the public during Holy Week, when thousands typically gather to worship.

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How your ACCENT can hinder your job prospects: Study reveals how people with foreign accents are seen as less competent

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It's something that's fixed from roughly the age of 14. But your accent could be hindering your job prospects, according to a new study.

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Time for separate beds? People who co-sleep wake each other up SIX times a night on average, study reveals

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It can be nice to have a cuddle before bed - but people who co-sleep wake each other up six times a night on average, according to a study.

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Robot goes BERSERK at a restaurant in California as desperate staff try to drag it away from customers - as one viewer asks 'why isn't there a big red power off button?'

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This is the shocking moment a dancing robot goes berserk at a restaurant, sending food flying while staff try to drag it away.

You're reading your weather app wrong! Scientists reveal what a '30% chance of rain' REALLY means

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Are you always getting caught in the rain without an umbrella? If so, you might be reading your weather forecast app wrong.

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What your WALK says about you: Study reveals how your swagger can reveal how you're really feeling

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The way you walk can tell a lot about how you're feeling, according to a new study.

Tuesday, Mar 17

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Do Communion wafers REALLY turn into human flesh? Experts question 'miracle' claims spanning centuries

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Mysterious reports from Catholic churches across three continents have claimed that Communion bread and wine transformed into flesh and blood after consecration.

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CIA accused of 'poisoning the sky' with toxins as files expose secret weather control agenda

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Declassified CIA files reveal a secret program that a former US president was certain would help him 'control the world.'

Mysterious 'three-sided pyramid' similar to those in Egypt spotted on Mars in NASA footage

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A strange pyramid-shaped formation on Mars has fueled speculation that an advanced, Earth-like civilization may have once existed on the Red Planet.

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Millions told to 'stay inside' for 82 hours as life-threatening temperatures spark urgent advisory

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An urgent warning to stay indoors has been sent to millions of Americans living in the Southwest, where a historic March heatwave will roast several states for days.

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Revealed: How to pour the perfect pint of Guinness this St Patrick's Day, according to science

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Scientists have revealed the exact method for pouring the perfect pint of stout - and they say the two-stage pour is far more than a marketing gimmick.

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Loud boom rattles homes across multiple states as meteor crashes into Earth

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Residents across two US states were startled Tuesday morning as a loud boom echoed across the region.