‘Haunted’ Drake’s Island: Tiny UK island with Grade-II listed house, 6.4-acre site, mysterious underground tunnels and 43-bed hotel plan goes on sale for offers above £2 million

‘Haunted’ Drake’s Island: Tiny UK island with Grade-II listed house, 6.4-acre site, mysterious underground tunnels and 43-bed hotel plan goes on sale for offers above £2 million

Drake’s Island, a 6.4-acre island in Plymouth Sound, is being offered for more than £2 million, with plans for heritage-led regeneration. (Photo: Getty Images) A tiny historic island off the coast of Plymouth, England, featuring a Grade-II listed house, a vast underground tunnel network and former military buildings, has gone on the market for offers…

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Stephen Mccullagh Appeal: YouTuber Stephen McCullagh appeals life sentence after murdering pregnant girlfriend and using fake GTA livestream alibi

Stephen Mccullagh Appeal: YouTuber Stephen McCullagh appeals life sentence after murdering pregnant girlfriend and using fake GTA livestream alibi

Former YouTuber Stephen McCullagh has filed an appeal against the life sentence he received for the murder of his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally. The latest legal move comes just weeks after he was sentenced by Belfast Crown Court. Reports say the Public Prosecution Service has been informed about the appeal, while McCullagh is also said…

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Beware of spending based on mood

Beware of spending based on mood

You’ll notice two opposite currents in yourself today. One part wants to slow down, avoid effort, maybe even stay under the fan a little longer. The other part feels oddly brave and ready to decide something big. That’s the Moon stirring your mood while Mars pushes your will.Laziness and restlessness may appear as a pair,…

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10 places where an earthquake became a tourist attraction

10 places where an earthquake became a tourist attraction

Recently, a 7.8 magnitude massive earthquake shook the Philippines. Counted among the most unpredictable natural disasters, earthquakes are mostly remembered for killings and destructions. However, you’ll be surprised to find some places on Earth which were born because of the powerful quakes. In some places, earthquakes have left behind geological wonders, memorials, and landscapes that…

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Virgo, Weekly Horoscope, September 13 to September 19, 2026: Steady efforts bring reward in career; avoid arguments, risky investments and unnecessary expenses

Virgo, Weekly Horoscope, September 13 to September 19, 2026: Steady efforts bring reward in career; avoid arguments, risky investments and unnecessary expenses

General:This week begins on a capable note for Virgo. Monday has the feel of a well swept courtyard, useful, orderly, full of quiet promise. It is a fine time to gather resources, sort pending matters, and make plans that have both head and heart in them. Guests may come home, and conversations can turn more…

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No lab, no money: How students at a government school in Aligarh built a flying F-22 raptor model that took the whole country by surprise |

No lab, no money: How students at a government school in Aligarh built a flying F-22 raptor model that took the whole country by surprise |

There are no shiny laboratories here. No 3D printers. No imported equipment from abroad. Just a small government school in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, with classrooms, benches, textbooks, and children who walk miles to get here every morning. And yet, from this classroom, came something that stunned the entire country. Students from Composite Vidyalaya Bhilawali in…

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Govt caps gold imports under advance authorisation at 100 kg, tightens compliance rules

Govt caps gold imports under advance authorisation at 100 kg, tightens compliance rules

The government has capped gold imports under the Advance Authorisation scheme at 100 kilograms and tightened compliance and monitoring norms for importers in the gems and jewellery sector, according to a DGFT notification issued on Thursday.The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) inserted five new notes under Standard Input Output Norms (SIONS) M-1 to M-8…

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In 2021, a landslide cut Denali National Park’s only road in two; five years later a $230 million, 475-foot bridge has been built directly above the still-moving slope

In 2021, a landslide cut Denali National Park’s only road in two; five years later a $230 million, 475-foot bridge has been built directly above the still-moving slope

Pretty Rocks bridge (Image Credit: National Park Service) In August 2021, a massive landslide in Denali National Park and Preserve tore apart a section of the park’s only road, cutting off vehicle access to destinations deep inside the Alaska wilderness. Five years later, a new bridge now spans the unstable ground where the road once…

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