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Thai cave survivors will have to learn to dive amid fears of fresh rainfall

Experts had earlier said the 'rake thin' boys may have to survive in the Thamg Luang caves in northern Thailand until October when water levels subside at the end of monsoon season. But with more rain forecast in the coming days, rescuers are now in a race against time to bring the young footballers to safety before water levels rise again, with officials considering teaching the boys - none of whom can swim - how to dive. Teams have been pumping 10,000 litres of water out of the caves every hour - but this is only enough to lower the level by one centimeter. Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda said the youngsters, who were stranded for nine days before being found, may have to dive some sections themselves where tunnels are only wide enough for one person to pass through at a time.

Chester healthcare worker arrested for 'the murder of 8 babies'

Detectives have been investigating the deaths of 15 babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016. The county's police force today confirmed they had arrested a woman who they described only as 'a healthcare professional' this morning. She is being questioned of suspicion of having murdered eight of the children and attempting to murder six others. The police inquiries came after a damning report by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) could not find a reason for the rise in baby deaths from June 2015 to June 2016.

Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton have strict rules to follow as members of the Royal family. Some of the guidelines stem from proper etiquette, while others are based solely on the Queen's preferences.

The extraordinary demands of the world's super rich have been laid bare by travel writer Brandon Presser, who used to work for the British luxury holiday firm Red Savannah.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel struck a compromise deal with her rebellious Bavarian allies, the CSU, last night in a bid to avert a political crisis in Berlin.

The famous mother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is said to have been neglecting her children at their £1million UK home.

Mothers who rose from working-class roots talk kids growing up wealthy

As her 12-year-old daughter, Poppy, (pictured right) scanned the a la carte restaurant menu at the exclusive five-star resort in Mauritius, settling on the oysters, Dawn Barber (also right) felt a familiar pang of pride mixed with envy. She herself had been 40 before she tasted an oyster, hardly surprising given that her childhood holidays were spent at a guest house in Blackpool. Now aged 56, this self-made millionaire, whose council house upbringing was 'hand-to-mouth', barely recognises the kind of childhood enjoyed her daughter, who goes to an exclusive private school, rides horses, plays the piano and is growing up in a seven-bedroom detached house set in five acres.

How British heroes at heart of Thai cave rescue  have made DOZENS of life-saving dives

NEW Retired firefighter Rick Stanton (pictured top right), from Coventry, and John Volanthen (bottom right), an IT consultant from Bristol, joined the vast search after the group disappeared in the Luang Nang Non Cave, Chiang Rai province, on June 23. It is not the first time the elite divers have joined forces for complex rescues (both pictured left). They both have established reputations as being among the best cave rescuers in the world, and were called upon by Thai authorities who were seeking expert help.Bill Whitehouse, vice-chair of the British Cave Rescue Council (BCRC), described the British divers leading the mission as the 'A Team'. (Inset:

Shortly after finishing her degree at Sussex University, Lauren Windle , 30, from London, was introduced to cocaine. She eventually became addicted. She has now been sober for four years.

Alesha MacPhail's mother discovered she was dead on Facebook

Alesha MacPhail, six, (right) was found dead on the Isle of Bute on Monday after going missing. Her mother, Georgina Lochrane, 23, (left) was told she was dead on a public post on Facebook. The child had been staying with her grandparents Angela King and Calum MacPhail, when she was reported missing from their top floor flat at 6.25am. However, a body was found about half a mile away from the grandparents' home at around 9am on the site of a disused hotel - the former Kyles of Bute Hydropathic Hotel.

NEW According to the report, one of the companies involved in the practice is New York-based firm Return Path, which helps marketers drive revenue through email (stock image).

Warm April temperatures triggered a so-called 'pollen bomb', kick-starting the mass release of pollen from birch, plane and oak trees, and then grass. Here's how you can cope...

Liam Payne and Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini 'separated' after clash

Liam Payne 'had to be pulled away from ex-girlfriend Cheryl's former husband' after their paths crossed just two days before his split from the Girls Aloud star was officially confirmed. The One Direction star, whose separation from Cheryl was announced on Sunday evening, reportedly challenged French restaurateur Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini, 37, to a fight during an appearance at Marylebone nightspot Chiltern Firehouse on Friday. But employees at the restaurant, a popular destination for celebrities, stepped in amid fears the situation would escalate, according to The Sun.

The family released this image of three-year-old Ava-May holding flowers

Ava-May Littleboy, who later died in hospital, was seen rocketing into the air and flying back down after witnesses heard the sound of an 'explosion' in Gorleston, Norfolk.

Investigators said the 28-year-old leapt from a balcony after opening the door to traffic cops who wanted to speak to him about the crash on Sunday afternoon in which a motorist was injured.

May pleads for warring Tories to 'stand together' on Brexit

The PM is meeting the Cabinet with senior Tories openly trading blows over how close Britain's future relationship should be with the EU. Brexiteers fear Mrs May (inset) will try to 'bounce' them into huge concessions to Brussels during a high-stakes away-day at her country residence on Friday. A 'third way' plan for customs arrangements being put together by Downing Street has yet to be run past the Cabinet - with one source telling MailOnline they expected to be confronted with a stark choice: 'You back it or you walk.' Among those in No10 this morning were (left to right) Boris Johnson, David Davis, Sajid Javid and Gavin Williamson.

Trudeau publicly addressed the groping allegations when he was hit with questions about it at a public event in Regina, Saskatchewan on Sunday as part of Canada Day festivities.

Authorities in the country scrambled on Tuesday to try and save stranded passengers after the boat sank off the coast of Sulawesi island, east of Borneo.

Chilling moment balaclava-clad woman stole a newborn baby from her cot as part of elaborate plan by the family's nanny

Chilling security footage (left) has emerged of the moment a woman snuck through a family's back door and stole their newborn baby.  The heist was conducted as part of an elaborate plan coordinated by Nadene Manukau-Togiavalu (right with baby), who had been employed by the family to care for the baby. On her third night in the home, in the affluent suburb of Epsom, Auckland, Manukau-Togiavalu signaled for her cousin to sneak in once the father had fallen asleep. 

Dietitian Lyndi Cohen recently explained why you need to stop telling your child to finish everything that's on their plate. This is something that's backed up by research and experts.

Research suggests the average UK high street shop spends 2.3 per cent of turn-over on business rates while online firms are paying just 0.6 per cent. Experts say it could lead to the end of the high street.

You don't have to spend long in the centre of Darlington to sense the nervousness. For here is a classic example of a high street being confronted by the closure of two of its oldest, most classic stores.

Japan 'an example for all teams' for leaving dressing room spotless after Belgium loss

After the agonising nature of their last-16 defeat by Belgium, Japan's World Cup squad would have been forgiven for leaving the Rostov Arena as swiftly as possible. A number of their players were left in tears after being knocked out of the tournament when a late, late goal from Nacer Chadli sealed a 3-2 comeback victory for Belgium. But, as revealed by FIFA general coordinator Priscilla Janssens on Twitter, Japan's squad went to extra lengths to thank their hosts in Russia as they bowed out.

Belgium were run ragged by a Japan side solid in defence before an added-time goal from substitute Nacer Chadli on Monday set up a World Cup quarter-final with Brazil.

The Ramos family from Colombia are the only people living on the Kirby Estate in Bermondsey, south-east London, who will be cheering on the South Americans tonght in the crucial World Cup tie

For obvious reasons, Gareth Southgate was trying to keep a lid on it on Monday. Not much point looking forward to match seven, when you haven't played match four yet.

Alisson Becker, 25, is the goalkeeper for team Brazil in the FIFA World Cup. People online were comparing the goalkeeper to the Hemsworth brothers; Liam, Chris and Luke (pictured right).

'Neymar has the lowest pain threshold of any player in World Cups': Gary Lineker leads the charge as fans take to Twitter to mock the Brazilian's extravagant diving and writhing antics after he was stamped on

Football fans flocked to social media after the Mexico-Brazil game to direct their anger and embarrassment towards Neymar, with Gary Lineker leading the charge. The former England international, now pundit, wrote on Twitter: 'Neymar has the lowest pain threshold of any player in World Cups since Opta stats began.' Another social media user, @Scienceofsport, posted a video of the incident, alongside the caption: 'Come on, man. How do you even show your face in public when acting like this?'

Scientists at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia have revealed medical staff dance to music and quarrel with one another to gain status while operating on unconscious patients.

People enjoying the sunshine in their own garden need to let their neighbours know if they plan on taking off their tops, Surrey Police advised in a social media post.

The Daily Mail proudly presents our 2018 Health Hero Awards, in association with Pharmacy2U, to honour the men and women in the NHS. Our first nominee is Devon's Dr Glen Allaway.

Katie Baldwin fielded calls from her home in Cheetham Hill, Manchester, from addicts wanting to buy drugs after her boyfriend was sent to jail. The mother-of-three was jailed for three years.

Torquay sunbather ruins couple's wedding photos by refusing to move

A brazen sunbather ruined a couple's wedding photographs by refusing to move from the sunny spot - despite being surrounded by furious guests. The bikini-clad woman had positioned herself on a towel just yards from where the newlyweds had their photographs taken at a popular beauty spot Tessier Gardens in Torquay.

As the longest heatwave since 1976 continues to scorch the UK, water firms have told of a 'massive increase' in consumption - and they are struggling to get enough water around their systems fast enough.

Forecasters predict more wall-to-wall sunshine across Britain throughout July - but the summer's first thunder warning was issued yesterday as the dry spell came to an end in parts of the South West.

Some ice creams claim to be every bit as tasty as traditional makes, with fewer calories, low or no added sugar, and a fraction of the fat. But are they any healthier and how do they taste? 

Balmoral, where Prince Phillip and the Queen will retreat later this month, has banned barbies because of the dangers of fires.

Online gallery captures people who REFUSE to follow the rules

A hilarious new online gallery compiled by Diply showcases the people who take unconventional to a whole new level. Pictured clockwise from top left: a tourist upskirting a Marilyn Monroe statue, a man travelling on the wing of an aircraft, a man walking his dog underwater, a driver relying on a disc as a wing mirror, an home decorated with an enormous stuffed toy collection, and a man struggling to carry multiple beers at once.

Twitter users have confessed their most embarrassing stories in a hilarious thread, with one woman confessing she was forced to let a homeless girl pay for lunch after not having cash.

Australian writer Anna Lavdaras trialed the blood type way of eating for a month and found it rapidly changed her outlook: her skin was clearer and those pesky skinny jeans fit like a glove.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Tyler Laverick, 20, confessed he left his Staffordshire Bull Terrier with horrific injuries by biting him while high on cannabis last October in North Shields.

Billy Caldwell's mother Charlotte, from Castlederg in Co Tyrone, had seven bottles confiscated at Heathrow Airport customs on June 11 after she brought them in from Toronto.

Shocking dashcam shows undertaking Mercedes driver swerving in and out of traffic seconds before he sent Mini into a spin in 125mph smash on the M4 - as he is jailed for 11 months

Shocking dashcam footage shows a Mercedes driver weaving in and out of motorway traffic before smashing into a Mini at 125mph. Peter Goodfellow, 36, was jailed for 11 months after the horrifying crash which sent the Mini spinning across three lanes. Video shows Goodfellow undertaking other vehicles as he whizzes down the motorway at dangerous speed.The smash happened on the M4 carriageway westbound, at the Leigh Delamere services near Chippenham.

Paris-based hoteliers AccorHotels developed the Seeker programme to find out your next holiday location using biometric data such as heart rate and brain waves.

Ministers have pledged to bring in new laws to prevent charlatans from advertising 'abhorrent' treatments that offer to 'cure' people of their homosexuality.

Janet leads mourners at father Joe's private funeral  service

Janet Jackson and mourning loved ones to the late Joe Jackson were captured in photographs gathered outside his private funeral service on Monday in California. The patriarch of the American musical dynasty passed away last Wednesday at 89 following his recent battle with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. His private memorial service was held at Forest Lawn in Glendale, according to TMZ. His son and King of Pop, Michael Jackson, was laid to rest at the memorial park back in 2009.

Christopher Sibanda struck his elderly victim several times with a log in Sikhewu village before allegedly cutting her throat with a sharp implement. A passerby saw him sucking her wound.

Piers Morgan clashed with the Government's former mental health tsar Natasha Devon on forty schools banning skirts. Piers said the ban was 'totalitarian' while Ms Devon said it was 'practical'.

Adorable moment Limbani the chimpanzee shrieks with joy and leaps into the arms of his human 'foster parents' when they are reunited 

Limbani was seen drinking through a straw when he hears someone call his name from behind. The ape then turns around to see Jorge, one of the people who helped raise him. Limbani cannot help but smile and shout as he jumps into Jorge's arms and gives him a hug. The footage was posted by the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami.

The eight-year freeze on fuel duty could be lifted to raise billions of pounds for the NHS and boost public spending, it was reported last night.

Seasoned British stylist Alexandra Fullerton, who has dressed everyone from Alexa Chung to Kylie, outlines the key items every woman's wardrobe should contain in her new book, How to Dress.

More than 80 per cent of adults stick to traditional food combinations, according to a recent survey. Dietician Lucy Jones suggests some simple tweaks that can make your diet healthier.

One of Britain's most wanted fugitives is arrested at luxury Swiss apartment

The National Crime Agency said British national Mark Acklom (inset and right as a teenager), 45, was arrested at a luxury apartment in Zurich where he lived for more than two years under a false name. Acklom (pictured left with wife Maria Yolanda Ros Rodriguez) is now awaiting extradition to Britain where he is accused of posing as an MI6 agent to fleece a woman out of £850,000 in a 'romance scam'. He was previously believed to be at large in Spain but was tracked down after being spotted in Geneva last year.

The Daily Mail's resident GP, Dr Martin Scurr, answers your health concerns - this week, excessive snoring and the risks of pulmonary disease.

For both men and women, the right undergarments can make a real difference to people with certain conditions - as our experts have proven with the latest line of medical undies.

Boardmaster Festival medics ignored teenager's pleas for help

George Zographou (pictured), 18, was shaking and vomiting but medics at Boardmaster Festival (right) in Newquay ignored his pleas for help and told his mother she would have to pay for a taxi to take him to hospital. But the sixth form student went into cardiac arrest on the tent floor and died days later in hospital. He had only just completed his A levels at a well-regarded college in his home city of Bristol.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Donna Corden, 47, a mother-of-two from Leeds, had half of her face removed after developing a deadly infection after hitting her head on the oven.

Princess Tessy of Luxembourg, 32, who divorced Prince Louis last year, has revealed she suffered a miscarriage before they split. The couple have two sons, Gabriel, 12, and Noah, 10.

People are quick to rattle off a list of attributes they believe are due to innate biological differences in the brains of men and women. But the truth is stranger than fiction, says Dr Sarah Mckay.

Roger Federer makes fan's dream come true on first day at Wimbledon

The Swiss superstar gave the girl his headband after she held up a sign politely asking for it. After Federer's Centre Court victory over Dusan Lajovic, Mihika Joshi battled her way to the front row and waved a bright yellow placard that read: 'Roger can I have your headband pleeease!!' The crowd cheered as the tennis ace took it from his kitbag and handed it over. The girl looked delighted with her souvenir and she skipped off grinning from ear-to-ear clutching his headband. Her father said: 'I don't think she'll sleep tonight!'

Wimbledon fortnight is about so much more than the tennis. For locals, it's wonderful two weeks where you can leave your normal life behind, work incredibly hard, laugh a lot, make a tidy nest egg

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People reveal their VERY cringe-worthy childhood photos

A hilarious new online gallery on The Chive has seen netizens share the cringe-worthy childhood fashion choices that they would rather forget. Many people mocked their outdated hairstyles in the nostalgic photographs with a DIY bowl cut proving popular among the submissions. Meanwhile teens in the grips of fandom shared photos of their dedication to cult programmes such as Star Trek. Clockwise from top left: goth friends meet Father Christmas; this youngster looks too cool for school; wearing a homemade Star Trek costume; this Adidas fan said this was the year she 'peaked'; a very patriotic outfit; and the T-shirt that would annoy any siblings.

Cyber Command wants to sow confusion among enemies by striking networks

The system, run by the Department of Defence's Maryland-based Cyber Command, will provide a unified platform from which US cyber troops access offensive and defensive tools.

The 38-year-old victim  was walking along Barras Lane in Earlsdon, Coventry, just after 12.30am this morning when he was hit by a black Chevrolet Captiva that was stolen just minutes earlier.

The three-year-old was pulled out of a pool at the Splash Harbor Water Park in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida on Saturday. Doug Higley then helped provide care and rode with her in the ambulance.

Paige Howitt, from Great Barr, Birmingham, has complex regional pain syndrome, which causes an unbearable burning discomfort around her left knee. She has suffered for the past seven years.

A 14-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after another teenager, also 14, was stabbed in a busy street in Islington and rushed to hospital where he is in serious condition.

Phillip Rankin, 28, hired a mobile spa as a surprise for his wife at their home in Malvern, Worchester on June 9 this year when he groped three women.

Simon Stevens said food manufacturers will have to reformulate the way they produce breakfast cereals if the Government's obesity strategy is to succeed.

Mair's departure, announced on Sunday, comes after reports that he was resisting a pay cut as part of the BBC's commitment to sort out its gender pay crisis.

Meghan, 36, wore the low-key ensemble - consisting of a sleeveless shirt dress, Panama hat and leather sandals - to cheer Harry on in the Audi Polo Challenge in Ascot, Berkshire on Saturday.

Forget contouring! Women are left unrecognisable after REMOVING their 'sculpture' make-up - as the trend for TAPING cheeks and wearing fake noses sweeps China 

Women across China have taken to Bored Panda to share their incredible transformations in a series of images, which sees them covering their noses with prosthetic ones and even taping their cheeks. Some tape their cheeks for a slimmer face, while others cover their noses with fake ones for more defined features (pictured), often completing their look with coloured contact lenses. Hidreley on Bored Panda says: 'For some girls, makeup now means not only just highlighting their existing features but also creating new ones.'

For years, scientists have tried to work out how to activate cleaning cells to remove waste and slow the disease. A team at Rush University Medical Center found the answer may lie in aspirin.

Alphabet has joined a $300million funding round for electric scooter start-up Lime. The move to invest will hopefully reduce Alphabet's dependency on profit from Google's ads.

Hilarious moment a furious mother smacks her girls after walking in on the pair as they twerk on camera

The two teenagers, believed to be Spanish, can be seen trying to perfect the provocative dance move in front of a webcam with music playing in the background. But moments later their mother, carrying a washing basket, storms into the room - and decides to teach them a lesson. The irate mum quickly removes one of her slippers and uses it to smack the two girls across the back. She then uses her hip to shove over the girl closest to the camera.

Lead researcher Dr Mahee Gilbert-Ouimet, of Canada, said it seems to boil down to the fact that female workers still tend to take on the bulk of running their household outside of the office.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A five-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital for emergency surgery after being attacked by a dog in Greater Manchester.

A boy in Hull has become the fourth pupil to be removed from a school over his haircut. Callum Manning, 12, was taken home by his mum for fear of being expelled by Kingswood Academy.

Diply has collated a selection of photos featuring people who've been caught attention seeking. In one instance a man was caught pretending to be at the beach while in a field.

US mother tracks down missing 'sex trafficked' daughter, 16, with help of social media activists after Facebook video of man assaulting her goes viral and police dismiss her complaints

Armoni Chambers, a 16-year-old who was reported missing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on May 17, was found in Chicago on Wednesday. Her mother Bonnie Bruno claims that the teen was lured to the Windy City by a group of predators posing as her boyfriend who sold her for sex, drugging and beating her to keep her from escaping. Armoni was finally located after Bruno enlisted the help of well-known Milwaukee activist Tory Lowe, who sparked a massive social media search. Pictured: Armoni before she went missing (left), Armoni being abused on video Wednesday (top right), Bruno holding her daughter's hand after the pair were reunited on Wednesday (inset).

Gynaecologists have revealed the best position people should sleep in to help reduce period pain. They have also shared the position you should avoid during this time of the month.

The drug is based on a 40-year-old treatment for stomach ulcers, sucralfate, which is taken by tens of thousands of people in the form of pills or liquid.

A survey of BBC staff has revealed that 417 of them are transgender - with 11 per cent identifying broadly as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.

Albert Stockwell, then 49, was working at a textiles factory in Wittenberg when WWI began. He was taken to Ruhleben camp in Spandau because the Germans did not want him fighting for Britain.

EXCLUSIVE BY CHARLES SALE - SPORTS AGENDA: Jamie Carragher will continue as a pundit for Sky Sports next season while on a final warning from the broadcaster.

Health minister Jackie Doyle-Price made the stark revelation - uncovered by NHS Digital last week - in a statement to Parliament today. The error stretches back to March 2015.

The Global River Widths map was created using NASA satellite images and statistical techniques to measure the length and width of rivers and streams all around the world.

Yopa reveals Grand Designs project for sale near Sandbanks

The large Edwardian Arts and Crafts property is for sale for £1.15million via fixed-fee estate agents Yopa, which describes the property as a 'seaside villa of great charm and character'. But experts suggest that it could be knocked down and replaced with a new home due to its proximity to wealthy Sandbanks in Poole.

Los Angeles-based author David Bienenstock claims cannabis was widely available across the Middle East 2,000 years ago and people of the time used it to treat the sick and infirm.

A new survey of drivers has identified the seven most commonly used terms vehicle technicians blithely drop into conversation - knowing the customer probably won't understand them.

Egyptian archaeologists have discovered what's thought to be the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria, measuring nearly nine feet long. It dates back to the Ptolemaic period.

It may be nearly 20 years since the final episode of Inspector Morse was made. But the curmudgeonly, beer-loving Oxford detective retains his place in TV viewers' hearts.

From double-bed suites with private bathrooms to chef-curated meals at any hour of the day, these flights connecting Australia to the rest of the world are worth saving your pennies for.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's Regency-style mansion in Bel Air is up for sale

It was once home to Elvis Presley before becoming Zsa Zsa Gabor's residence in 1974. And now the late actress and socialite's luxurious Bel Air estate up for sale for $23.4 million, The Hollywood Reporter said Monday. The property comes along with blueprints and permits to construct a larger residence with six-car garage on the one-acre site.

A study has revealed that the Amur, Ganges, Hai, Indus, Mekong, Pearl, Yangtze and Yellow Delta in Asia, as well as the Niger and Nile in Africa, carry the most plastic waste into the ocean.

Photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show Malia Obama partying at the Montauk hot spot, Surf Lodge, as she celebrated her 20th birthday on Saturday afternoon.

Lee Ann Jarrell, 22, from Mandeville, Louisiana, spent an hour perfecting labor look - even contouring while having contractions - and only paused if the pain became too severe.

Sussex Police are looking for the suspect of a rape attack which took place at Castle Goring. The venue belongs to Lady Colin Campbell who leases out the place to help fund restoration costs.

Terrifying moment sailor struggles to steer his tiny dinghy out of the path of an advancing tall ship - diving to safety seconds before they collide

This is the moment a sailor had to abandon ship after an advancing boat rammed into his tiny dinghy. The male sailor can be heard trying to reason with the ship as he desperately tries to veer his own boat out of its path. After several efforts of trying to navigate the dinghy out of the way of the large vessel, the man dives into the water to avoid being crushed himself.

 
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'He goes full kung-fu': Internet goes wild for Australian NBA star Thon Maker's flying karate kicks and 'Tekken' fighting style during ugly all-in brawl

NBA star Thon Maker found himself in the thick of the fray when an all-in brawl broke out between Australia and the Philippines during a World Cup qualifier. But it was the 2.16-metre Australian's unusual fighting style which set the internet alight, with Twitter users obsessing over his kung-fu-style flying kicks. Maker, who plays for the Milwaukee Bucks and was playing in only his second game for the Boomers, became the subject of a  memes following the game. One social media user suggested he should be the cover athlete for new wrestling game WWE 2K19, while others compared him to martial arts legend Bruce Lee.

Scientists capture moment a new planet is born for first ever time 

ESO's Very Large Telescope (inset) in Chile's Atacama desert captured the stunning image (pictured, main) which is believed to be around 370 light years from Earth. The planet is roughly 1.8 billion miles (three billion kilometres) from the central star, about the same as the distance between Uranus and the Sun. For scale, that is almost as far as travelling around Earth's equator almost 75,000 times. Despite being this far from its star, it has a surface temperature of more than 1,000 °C.

   

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Wheelie good recovery: Stunt cyclist's backflip off a ramp goes spectacularly wrong - but he leaps to his feet and strikes hilarious poses for the crowd

A daredevil cyclist who fell off his bike mid-air during a backflip managed to avoid serious injury - and still had the courage to style it out. Todd Meyn, who was performing in Mildura, Australia, was performing the death-defying stunt when he fell from his BMX. He had hurtled down a steep ramp at high speeds before hurtling off his bike but luckily managed to land without any obvious major injury.

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