Ellen Coughlan

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan |Maria Chiorando

A man who had been identified as a suspect in the killing of one of the many women who went missing in Ireland's so called 'Vanishing Triangle' 32 years ago has now been arrested and released without charge after questioning - as the baffling mystery remains unsolved. New Yorker Annie McCarrick was last seen taking a bus to Enniskerry on March 26, 1993, after telling a friend she planned to go to the Wicklow Mountains for the day.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Elmira Tanatarova |Ellen Coughlan

Denmark's King Frederik showed off his sporty side - and proved he could keep up with his children as he joined family members for the annual 'Royal Run' in Copenhagen this afternoon. The event, which takes place every spring in Denmark and has always been fronted by the monarch.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

An American tourist revealed how he fell for a cheeky British prank which aims to keep foreign visitors away from London's best restaurants. Liam Nelson, from New York, said he'd had the 'worst steak of my life' from Angus Steakhouse in Leicester Square, after he noticed the venue had a slew of 5-star reviews online. However what the US tourist didn't know was Brits have been 'love bombing' chain restaurants with positive and often exaggerated reviews to entice visitors to their doors.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

When a person is nearing the end of their life, a particularly eerie symptom could indicate death is just hours away, a doctor has revealed. Dr Paulien Moyaert, a Nuclear Medicine Resident and Researcher, from Belgium, explained that a distinctive phenomenon, hauntingly dubbed 'the death rattle', can manifest in someone's final moments. It occurs when a person can no longer effectively clear secretions from their throat, leading to the accumulation of fluids such as saliva and mucus.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

Nutella has announced the launch of a brand-new flavor for the first time in its 60-year history. Since its creation in 1964, Nutella has become a steadfast staple in millions of homes across the world. Despite its global success and cult-like following, the brand has never officially released a new flavour, aside from plant-based variations, until now. Ferrero, the company behind Nutella, revealed the new Peanut Nutella flavour in a press statement earlier this week.