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msn.com | Michael Havis
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dailymail.co.uk | Michael Havis
The true face of Beethoven has been revealed almost 200 years after his death – and it's every bit as 'intimidating' as his reputation suggests. Despite his status as one of history's great composers, Beethoven is also remembered for his surly disposition and unkempt appearance. 'He was indeed irritable, untidy, clumsy, rude, and misanthropic,' wrote British composer Mark Wigglesworth in a blog post.
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express.co.uk | Max Parry |Michael Havis
British ship that vanished in 1787 found off the coast of IrelandA British ship that vanished with a cargo of exquisite treasures may have been found off the coast of Ireland, a tantalising new clue suggests. The Recovery was lost in 1787 while transporting expensive marbles and bronzes collected by the Earl of Charlemont during his nine-year grand tour of Europe.
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dailymail.co.uk | Michael Havis
Rumours of a strange creature living in the waters of Loch Ness have abounded over the decades, yet scant evidence has been found to back up these claims. One of the first sightings, believed to have fuelled modern Nessie fever, came in May 2, 1933. On this date the Inverness Courier carried a story about a local couple who claim to have seen 'an enormous animal rolling and plunging on the surface'. Another famous claimed sighting is a photograph taken in 1934 by Colonel Robert Kenneth Wilson.
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dailymail.co.uk | Michael Havis
By MICHAEL HAVIS FOR MAILONLINE Published: 05:58 EDT, 19 May 2025 | Updated: 05:58 EDT, 19 May 2025 A bite from 'Britain's most dangerous spider' has left a man in 'unbearable' pain and struggling to walk. Keith Robinson, 65, says he developed a large, angry inflammation on his leg shortly after clearing out cobwebs at home. At first he tried to treat it himself using painkillers and savlon, but before long it became too much to bear and he went to the hospital.
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dailymail.co.uk | Michael Havis
A mysterious creature with human-like hands found mummified in a historic building is being probed by scientists – and nobody's quite sure what it is. The mummy, dubbed the Capacabra, was found at Michigan State University in the US city of East Lansing, during renovations of Cook-Seevers Hall. And though it's since become a mascot for the university's Campus Archaeology Program (CAP), the creature's true identity remains unknown.
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express.co.uk | Eleanor Burleigh |Michael Havis
Woman 'sick to stomach' after finding 'dead rodent' in what she bought for lunch at TescoA woman was left "sick to her stomach" after discovering what appeared to be the foetus of a dead rat in her supermarket lettuce. Woman finds dead rat in lettuceA shopper was left "absolutely sick to the stomach" after spotting what appeared to be the foetus of a dead baby rat in her supermarket lettuce.
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mirror.co.uk | Antony Clements-Thrower |Michael Havis |Antony Thrower
Georgia Rizzi, 34, was sickened when she discovered what appeared to be the foetus of a dead rat inside the wrapping of a lettuce she bought from a Tesco in Chichester, West SussexA shopper was left “sick to her stomach” after what appeared to be the foetus of a dead baby rat was found in the lettuce she was about to have with her lunch. Georgia Rizzi, 34, had bought the romaine lettuce from Tesco Extra in Chichester, West Sussex, to have in a wrap with a friend, visiting with her young daughter.
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dailymail.co.uk | Michael Havis
Shopper is left 'sick to the stomach' after discovering a 'dead rodent embryo' in her Tesco lettuceBy MICHAEL HAVIS FOR MAILONLINE Published: 06:10 EDT, 25 April 2025 | Updated: 06:10 EDT, 25 April 2025 A beauty therapist was left 'absolutely sick to the stomach' after discovering a suspected dead rodent embryo in her lettuce from Tesco. Georgia Rizzi was about to fix lunch with the romaine lettuce from Tesco Extra in Chichester, West Sussex, when she spotted something unusual.
