By Lem Satterfield David Benavidez believes Canelo Alvarez is ducking him and that Jermall Charlo fears him. The fighter known as “El Bhandera Roja” (The Red Flag) considers an all-Mexican clash with four-division champion Alvarez or a battle of unbeatens with WBC 160-pound champion Charlo among his most coveted matchups should he defeat former IBF
By Simona Kitanovska A Harry Potter superfan who begged her dad to build her her own Hogwarts when she was nine still has the castle in the garden – 14 years later. Megan Mackin, 23, reread the books about the boy wizard over and over again as a child and was desperate for her own
By Lee Bullen A man who won $285,000 on the lottery has said he has no plans to stop working as a waiter despite his ripe age of 82. Vicente Mosquera – who still works at an Italian restaurant in Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States – said he used a special combination of numbers someone
By Michael Leidig A British University that started life as an aircraft development college and is the only European university with its own airport is heading back to its roots after getting a 3.1 million pounds ($3.8 million) investment to carry out sustainable aviation research. Cranfield University was formed in 1946 as the College of
By Pol Fernandez New research shows that dominant or upright postures can help people feel and even behave more confidently. An analysis by the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), the University of Bamberg and The Ohio State University, has confirmed what other studies supported. The team evaluated information from 130 experiments with a total of
By Simona Kitanovska The new high-tech 6G wireless technology could be hacked in five minutes using a piece of office paper, an inkjet printer, a metallic foil transfer and a laminator. The security flaw which would allow hackers to eavesdrop on 6G wireless signals was discovered by engineering researchers from Rice University and Brown University,
By Anamarija Brnjarchevska Identical twins asked their stepmom of 12 years to legally adopt them in a special surprise on Mother’s Day. Julianna and Gabriella Ruvolo, 20, immediately felt a connection with stepmom Becky, 37, when their dad, Pete, 50, introduced them to her over a decade ago. Pete met Becky in 2010 whilst working
By Anamarija Brnjarchevska A sporty woman opted to have both her legs amputated after a disability left her wheelchair-bound – and is now training to compete in the Paralympics. Taylor Layle, 22, was born with a condition called club foot which caused her feet to be turned in – which grew more and more severe
By Anamarija Brnjarchevska A wildlife photographer plans to run the Everest marathon this month – in a tiger suit. Wimbledon-based conservationist Paul Goldstein, 59, feels an affinity with the endangered animal, having already run an amazing nineteen charity marathons in the distinctive outfit. This will be his last. With its starting point at 5,364m above
By Anamarija Brnjarchevska Millions of Brits dream of living the French lifestyle because of the bakeries, landmarks – and cheese. A study of 2,000 adults discovered four in 10 feel the French way of life seems better than the British, and 24% fantasize about experiencing it. More than a fifth (21%) would consider moving across
