Emilia Randall
Audience Writer at Reach PLC
Audience Writer at Manchester Evening News
Reach audience writer | prev @theipaper, @DailyMirror @whynowworld @MirrorUSNews
Articles
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2 days ago |
irishstar.com | Emilia Randall
The latest findings at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem align perfectly with the description of Jesus' tomb in the Bible, according to the team Recent finds at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem have remarkable parallels to the Bible's depiction of Jesus' burial place.
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3 days ago |
express.co.uk | Emilia Randall
"During the renovation works, the religious communities decided to also permit archaeological excavations beneath the floor," revealed Stasolla in her first comprehensive interview with The Times of Israel since the commencement of the excavations.
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3 days ago |
the-express.com | Emilia Randall
Tulips draw both humans and ravenous rodents, but Neil has a secret weapon to safeguard these flowers: a simple bar of soap. If soap doesn't do the trick, he has another effective suggestion – chili powder. He stated: "We've found that planting tulip bulbs with chili powder or sprinkling it on top can deter them.
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3 days ago |
themirror.com | Emilia Randall
Certain plants not only enhance the beauty and aroma of your garden but also act as natural rodent repellents- but a common household item could also help. Rodents like rats and mice can cause chaos in our gardens, chewing through everything from roots and bulbs to fruit. And that's just the beginning of their mischief before they even consider invading our homes. But instead of reaching for harsh, toxic solutions to get rid of them, why not turn to Mother Nature's toolkit?
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3 days ago |
irishstar.com | Emilia Randall
Rats can be a nightmare for gardeners, but before reaching for toxic solutions, there is a simpler and more natural way to keep them at bay. Rampant rodents are causing chaos in gardens, endangering plants and edging closer to our doorsteps. But fear not - as you can ditch the harmful toxins and go green with a common item found in most bathrooms. Some plants aren't just pretty; their scents and properties are kryptonite to pests like rats and mice.
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